Cox’s Bazar Wushu School has earned the distinction of becoming runner-up in the 7th Ambassador Wushu Championship 2025, overcoming intense competition from over a hundred players from different districts and institutions nationwide.
Despite a spirited fight in the final, victory narrowly slipped away.
The Bangladesh Wushu Federation organized the day-long championship, which was held on Sunday (September 21) at Mirpur Shaheed Sohrawardi Indoor Stadium in Dhaka.
The Cox’s Bazar team impressed spectators and organizers with their discipline, skills, and fighting spirit.
Among them, Mehzabin Anwar Isha from Palongkhali, Ukhia, stood out for her exceptional performance, which was crucial in securing the team’s spot in the final.
According to the Bangladesh Wushu Federation, over a hundred athletes from across the country competed in the tournament.
After a series of tough matches, Cox’s Bazar Wushu School ultimately emerged as runner-up following a hard-fought final.
Following the match, the organizing committee and invited guests handed over trophies and prizes to the winners and runners-up.
Expressing her feelings, Mehzabin Anwar Isha said,
“I am delighted to have helped my team reach the final of such a major national event. This achievement will remain a source of great inspiration for me. I dream of representing Bangladesh at the international level in the future.”
Her father, noted sportsman and physical education teacher at Valukia Palong High School, Anwar Ibne Kamal, said,
“This achievement is a source of pride for our family and the entire Ukhia and Cox’s Bazar. I believe this success will inspire the younger generation to be more interested in sports.”
The achievement has sparked celebration across Cox’s Bazar. Local sports organizers remarked,
“Such milestones are a matter of pride for Cox’s Bazar and the entire country’s sports arena. We are hopeful that athletes from Cox’s Bazar will continue to bring glory to Bangladesh on the international stage.”
By Abdu Rashid Manik
Photo: Collected
