Morocco secured four medals including two gold, one silver, and one bronze, at the Special Olympics Winter World Games, held from March 8 to 15 in the Italian city of Turin.
In women’s floorball, Morocco, represented by eight athletes from various associations across the Kingdom, claimed the gold medal, excelling against formidable international teams, according to a press release from Special Olympics Morocco.
The national women’s floorball team delivered an outstanding performance, securing a convincing victory against Special Olympics Uruguay (6-2), followed by wins over Spain (4-2) and the United States with a dominant 6-0 score, showcasing strong defense and an impactful offense.
The Moroccan players continued their winning streak with a 5-0 victory against Mongolia, confirming their excellent form. In the semifinals, they once again faced Spain and triumphed with a 5-0 win before meeting Uruguay in the final and securing a 4-1 victory.
These achievements result from rigorous training and relentless effort, highlighting the talent, discipline, and determination of the Moroccan athletes. Their commitment has earned them a place among the top-performing teams at the Games, demonstrating that sports can be a powerful tool for inclusion and excellence, the press release added.
In dance sport, the performance of Nouhaila Qallouche and Sif Eddine Bougrine from the AMSAT Rabat association made history for Morocco at the Winter World Games, showcasing both their talent and the growing presence of dance sport within Special Olympics Morocco.
In the solo category, Sif Eddine Bougrine won the gold medal, while Nouhaila Qallouche secured silver, earning international recognition for Morocco in this discipline.
In the mixed traditional performing arts competition, they competed against four other nations. Their flawless synchronization and technical mastery received widespread praise, reflecting the promising potential of dance sport in Morocco. Their remarkable performance earned them a bronze medal, further confirming the discipline’s growing prominence on the international stage.
Beyond athletic achievements, Morocco’s participation in the 2025 Turin Winter World Games, which brought together 1,500 athletes from 100 countries, marks a key milestone in promoting inclusive sports, according to the same source.
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