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Students grab more medals at ASEAN University Games

Vietnam's taekwondo team won one gold, one silver and two bronzes at the ongoing ASEAN University Games in Thailand.
Students grab more medals at ASEAN University Games ảnh 1Taekwondo athletes pose to show their medals from the 20th ASEAN University Games. (Photo of Nguyen Thanh Huy)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - Vietnam's taekwondo team won onegold, one silver and two bronzes at the ongoing ASEAN UniversityGames in Thailand.

The gold went to Pham Quoc Viet, Bui Anh Tuan and Nguyen Quang Triwho topped the men's poomsae (performance) team event.

The women's team of Nguyen Thi Kim Ha, Truong Pham PhuongKhanh and Le Thụy Thu Van took the silver.

Viet took his second medal with a bronze in the men's poomsaeindividual event.

Duo Tri and Le Tran Kim Uyen secured a bronze in the mixed doublespoomsae.

Earlier, the e-sport team finished third in the men's teamArena of Valor event after beating Brunei in the playoff match.

Vietnam ensured a silver medal at least in futsal after earning aplace in the final.

They will play Thailand for the gold medal. Previously, Vietnambeat Thailand 2-1 in the group round on August 2.

After one week of competition, Thailand is comfortably on top ofthe medal tally with 66 golds.

Malaysia and Indonesia are below with 36 and 35 golds,respectively.

Vietnam are placed fourth with 10 titles./.
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