BABA-HIBAPRESS-RABAT
It is true that Moroccans have for some time become accustomed to experiencing great moments of joy thanks in particular to the illustrious performances achieved by our different components of our different athletes, clubs, Associations and national teams on several registers except that this time , it is a sport that seemed unknown to almost everyone who emerged from the crowd at the end of the year to restore the image of the Kingdom of Morocco to the highest world level with the added bonus of a rank of vice-world champion in… Jet Ski
Indeed, during the Jet Ski World Championship, recently organized in Pattaya, Thailand, the young Moroccan champion Khalil Seddini won the vice-champion trophy with flying colors, offering Morocco a silver medal which is worth more than gold in view of the immense difficulties and the impressive number of obstacles encountered but avoided thanks to his will, his perseverance through which our young champion was able to take up the challenge at its true value to finally manage to grant himself this honor of representing his country with dignity
Seddini, by returning to the glorious country, has just revived this Discipline and thus given the way to all the children and young people of the country to now want to imitate it and as a result, Jet Ski will have to make its way from here little because during the ceremony in honor of the Moroccan champion Khalil Seddini, organized yesterday at the Marina de Salé, two young children already amazed those present with their presence and especially with their lively words which foresee that they are ready for the future, Seddini then gave them the necessary impetus
It must also be recognized that Seddini could not reach this stage of the competition without the considerable contribution of his father, president of the AS Salé Jet Ski club, and especially the inevitable sacrifices of his mother who knew how to instill in him everything kind of discipline, modesty and belief in one’s means. The family played a lot in Seddini’s success but without forgetting the approach of his coach and the Technical Director of the National Team because we have a National Team that we do not know and of which we have never been able to had knowledge
Still, Seddini in his statements to the press was keen to confirm that “his feat is well deserved given the tough competition between the participants to secure a place on the podium. May this silver medal reinforce his ambition to win the world title at the next world championship, Seddini did not stop there to affirm that he will begin an intensive preparation program to achieve his objective.
Always remembering that during this world championship recently organized in Pattaya, Thailand, Seddini occupied 2nd place with 86 points at the end of the two rounds, behind the Filipino Angelo Vientos who won gold with 120 points, at the time where New Zealander Noah Skipps snatched the bronze medal for 53 pts.
