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Thailand’s Nontaphat Veeratecha Shines in the U.S., Capturing Weyhill Classic Title and MAC Golfer of the Week Honor Orlando, Florida Oct 15, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Thai golfer Nontaphat Veeratecha, a sophomore from Albright College, continues to impress on the U.S. collegiate golf circuit after capturing the individual title at the Weyhill Classic, hosted by Moravian University. His outstanding performance also earned him the prestigious Mens Golfer of the Week recognition from the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Commonwealth Division, marking the first such honor of his collegiate career. Veeratecha produced a career-best round of 69 (3) the only under-par score of the entire tournament and tallied seven birdies, the most of any competitor in the field. He closed the back nine with a 34 (2), demonstrating remarkable precision, composure, and consistency across par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s. This marked his second under-par round as a member of the Albright Lions, further solidifying his reputation as one of the most promising young golfers on the collegiate circuit. His command of the course and disciplined play reflected a maturity well beyond his years. This win means a lot to me, said Nontaphat Veeratecha. Every round is a new opportunity to learn, and Im deeply grateful for the support from my coaches, teammates, and everyone back home in Thailand who continues to believe in me. The Weyhill Classic, known for its demanding layout and fast greens, provided the perfect stage for Veeratecha to showcase his evolving game. His performance not only demonstrated personal excellence but also underscored the growing presence of Thai golfers on the global stage. The Rise of a Thai Star: A Bright New Chapter in Global Golf Veeratechas victory represents more than a collegiate triumph it signals the rise of a new generation of Thai golfers making their mark in international competition. His calm focus, strategic precision, and steady temperament under pressure highlight the depth of Thailands emerging golf talent. As he continues to represent Thailand on the U.S. collegiate stage, Nontaphat Veeratecha exemplifies the spirit of modern Thai athletes global in vision, grounded in humility, and driven by excellence. He stands among the rising stars whom fans are watching closely a young golfer whose quiet determination and talent promise to illuminate fairways far beyond college competition. This victory may well be just the beginning of a journey that connects the heart of Thailand with the world of golf.Media ContactNexusLinc Global Media [email protected] Source :NexusLinc Global Media This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
Shincheonji Baseball Team Wins 16th National Amateur Baseball Championship Chicago, Illinois Oct 15, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - The baseball team Headquarter, representing Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (headed by Chairman Lee Man-hee), achieved a remarkable victory, taking first place in Division 2 at the 16th Korea Sports Association National Amateur Baseball Tournament.  The tournament, hosted and organized by the Korean Baseball Softball Association and supported by the Heongseong County Office and the Hoengseong County Sports Council (co-sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation, and the Korea Sports Association), was held from September 20 to 28 in Hoengseong, Gangwon Province. Recognized as one of the nations best amateur recreational baseball events among recreational baseball and Baseball5 enthusiasts, the Korea Sports Association Tournament brought together more than 800 participants from over 30 regional teams across the country.   Headquarter advanced to the finals after defeating Seoul Blitz 11-2 in the quarterfinals and beating the Boseong Magic in the semifinal draw.  The championship game was intense from the start. Headquarter took an early lead with two runs in the bottom of the first inning. Although they conceded one run in the top of the second, narrowing the score to 2-1, they extended their lead with a three-run homer in the fourth, making it 5-1. Gongju Citys team pulled a two-run homer in the sixth inning, but Headquarter held their ground, securing a 5-3 victory.  Shincheonjis baseball team, Headquarter, swept several honors during the tournament; including the Best Pitcher Award, Most Valuable Player Award, Best Manager Award, and the Meritorious Service Award.  Composed primarily of youth members of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Headquarter team has steadily honed its skills through regular professional training sessions held twice a month. Their dedication has led to significant improvement in both gameplay and teamwork, yielding consistent results in Koreas amateur sports scene.  Headquarters team manager Ahn Jun-gyeom expressed his pride, stating, This victory was made possible through our players strong spirit and flawless teamwork. We will continue to grow stronger and aim to represent Korea in international tournaments in the future. The Ministry of Sports in Shincheonji Church of Jesus promotes healthy and active lives of faith of its members through various sports initiatives. Through regular training and participation in nationwide amateur sporting events, the church fosters unity among the members while also contributing to positive exchange and goodwill to various communities and society as a whole. Media ContactNHNE [email protected] Source :The Chicago ChurchThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
Zainab, where Determination Became Discipline Dubai, United Arab Emirates Oct 13, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - She earned her place in top academic circles not through privilege, but through persistence. Known among peers for discipline rather than noise, she navigated highly competitive programs while cultivating passions far beyond the classroom, actively involved in charitable and associative work across North Africa  from community initiatives in Algeria, to youth outreach projects in Tunisia then UAE, and regional programs aimed at education, health, and cultural inclusion. Her story is marked by :Sports that taught her repetition, failure, recovery.Academics that taught her analysis, patience, precision. Recently, Zainab gained recognition after defeating  coaches in UAE across DCCC Tournaments,  a deliberate continuation of her lifelong belief that mental endurance is forged, not gifted. By 16, she was already collecting medals in both gymnastics and swimming, by 18, she was no longer competing. When asked what drove her to succeed so consistently in both academics and high-performance sports, she responded not with a slogan, but with reflection : People often think academics and athletics pull in opposite directions, one cerebral, one physical. But theyre not rivals. They train the same muscles the world doesnt see : focus, recovery, pattern recognition, the refusal to surrender after a mistake. In sport, you fall in academics, you fail. In both, you return. That cycle is where discipline is born. Thats all success ever asks of us : return. Gymnastics gave me balance, swimming taught me breath, chess was simply the product of bothMedia ContactNUSACC*****@associationmail.com Source :www.nuysacc.org/uae-chamber-dialogueThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. read more
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