RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has notched two more achievements at the World Masters Athletics Championships (WMAC), with Mohammed Al Qaree securing silver in the pole vault and Sarah Al Helal winning bronze in the heptathlon at WMAC Daegu 2026 in the Republic of Korea.Al Helal finished third in the heptathlon with 3,856 points, earning a place on the global podium and adding another medal to Saudi Arabia’s record in masters athletics championships. In the pole vault, Al Qaree claimed silver after clearing 3.40 meters to finish second and secure another podium finish for Saudi Arabia.The Saudi masters athletics team continues its participation in the championships, which have brought together around 7,476 athletes from 106 countries.RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has notched two more achievements at the World Masters Athletics Championships (WMAC), with Mohammed Al Qaree securing silver in the pole vault and Sarah Al Helal winning bronze in the heptathlon at WMAC Daegu 2026 in the Republic of Korea.Al Helal finished third in the heptathlon with 3,856 points, earning a place on the global podium and adding another medal to Saudi Arabia’s record in masters athletics championships. In the pole vault, Al Qaree claimed silver after clearing 3.40 meters to finish second and secure another podium finish for Saudi Arabia.The Saudi masters athletics team continues its participation in the championships, which have brought together around 7,476 athletes from 106 countries.
Saudi Arabia secures silver and bronze at World Masters Athletics Championships
