Emerging nations succeed at Tokyo 2020

13/08/2021

World Sailing’s Emerging Nations Program helped eight sailors compete at Tokyo 2020.

Nethra Kumanan (IND); Deizy Nhaquile (MOZ); Khouloud Mansy (EGY); Jalese Gordon (ANT); Sophia Morgan (FIJ); Rose-Lee Numa (PNG); Teariki Numa (PNG); and Aly Badawy (EGY) all made it to the Laser Radial and Laser start lines, having been provided with support and guidance by the Program as young athletes.

To find out more, see: https://bit.ly/Tokyo2020-ENPSailors

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M.O.S.S Australia
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West Systems

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