Tunisia Increases Medal Count to 31 at the African Youth Games
Tunisia has brought its total medal count to 31 (8 gold, 8 silver, and 15 bronze) following Saturday's competitions at the African Youth Games (JAJ), which will continue until December 20th in Luanda.
Gold Medals (8)
- Aïcha Ben Miled (swimming)
- Kotr Ennada Jawed (athletics - discus throw)
- Faker Bouthouri (karate kumite)
- Adam Habib and Mohamed Naffeti (kayak - 500m double boys)
- Youssef Aidli (table tennis)
- Youssef Douma (swimming)
- May Hnihina and Ons Bahroun (kayak double 500m girls)
- Mohamed Aziz Chniter (athletics - 400m hurdles)
Silver Medals (8)
- Farah Naffeti and Ons Bahroun (canoe 500m - double girls)
- Alaa Saïdi (table tennis)
- Taqwa Saïdi (karate kumite)
- Mohamed Yassine Mzoughi (swimming)
- Montadhar Nejlaoui (athletics - 5000m walk)
- Souheil Makhlouf (athletics - hammer throw)
- Youssef Douma (swimming - 200m freestyle)
- Ilaf Amri (swimming - 100m breaststroke)
Bronze Medals (15)
- Anes Bahroun (kayak 500m - individual girls)
- Arwa Boumnijel (karate - kata)
- Mohamed Naffeti (kayak - 1000m individual boys)
- Louay Saadani (karate kumite)
- Amine Dhaouedi (karate kata)
- Malak Boubakri (karate kumite)
- Saifeddine Chouikh (athletics - discus throw)
- Amine Abbassi (athletics - high jump)
- Ranim Bachraoui (athletics - 100m hurdles)
- Hala Zarrouk (swimming)
- Mixed relay team (4 × 100m swimming medley)
- Rim Slimi (athletics - 5000m walk)
- Nour Khal Latif (athletics - hammer throw)
- Farah Naffeti (canoe - 200m individual girls)
- Souheil Makhlouf (athletics - shot put)
