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Anucha from Satun Claims Gold in Men's 100m Sprint at Surat Thani Games

Anucha Songabankoke from Satun won gold in the men's 100m sprint at the 41st National Youth Sports Games in Surat Thani, clocking 10.55 seconds.

11 May Khaosod

The 41st National Youth Sports Games in Surat Thani province on May 11 featured highlights in the track and field competition, particularly the men's 100-meter sprint. Anucha Songabankoke from Satun accelerated past his competitors to win the gold medal with a time of 10.55 seconds. Thanakrit Sutthakhom from Nan earned silver with 10.68 seconds, while Phatrakorn Insaeng, also from Nan, secured bronze in 10.74 seconds. In the women's 100-meter race, Chantelle Morissette from Surin captured gold with a time of 12.03 seconds.

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