📰 Bhutan’s 14-Year-Old Para-Badminton Player Cheyang Kuenchap Clinches Bronze at Asian Youth Para Games
Dubai, UAE:
Bhutan’s young para-badminton sensation, 14-year-old Cheyang Kuenchap, secured a bronze medal at the 5th Asian Youth Para Games, marking a proud moment for the nation on the international sports stage.
Cheyang reached the semifinals earlier today after an impressive win against his opponent from Thailand, taking the match in straight sets 21–13 and 21–7. Later in the day, he went up against South Korea’s Yeonghun Noh, where he put up a strong fight but narrowly missed the finals with scores of 13–21 and 16–21.
Although the semifinal match did not go in his favor, Cheyang’s determination, consistency, and remarkable skill secured him a spot on the podium. His bronze medal stands as a testament to his hard work and growing potential.
The Asian Youth Para Games offered an ideal stage for Cheyang to demonstrate his abilities, showcasing both his competitive spirit and his rising status among Asia’s best young para-athletes.
Cheyang’s achievement is a major step forward for Bhutanese para-sports, inspiring many and signaling a bright future for the talented youngster.
