Kasem Bundit University Backs Judo Team for 2026 Asian Games
Kasem Bundit University's judo team received official support and encouragement ahead of competing at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, with university leadership emphasizing the importance of athletics in developing character and nati
Thailand's national judo athletes, coaches, and support staff from Kasem Bundit University, led by Assistant Professor Dr. Chanchay Suksuwanna, met with university rector Dr. Wallop Suwannadi and Assistant Rector Dr. Atipol Suwannadi to receive encouragement before competing in the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan.
Dr. Wallop Suwannadi stated that Kasem Bundit University is fully committed to supporting its athletes, believing that sports develop character, create opportunities, and build reputation for both the university and Thailand. He urged the athletes to apply their dedication and abilities fully in competition, compete with pride, and perform at their best.
The university also celebrated with the judo team and expressed congratulations to the athletes preparing for the continental competition, reinforcing Kasem Bundit's commitment to supporting athlete development alongside education.
The university's futsal team presented their championship trophy from the higher education futsal competition to the rector, celebrating the athletes' achievements at national and international levels. Kasem Bundit University pledged to continue supporting athletes comprehensively through education, training, and competition, aiming to drive them toward success and enhance Thailand's reputation on the international stage.