Refusing to back down despite injury, “Gun” showed a fighting spirit beyond limits. Standing firm on the mat with the heart of a true warrior, she claimed a bronze medal for Assumption University.Ms. Nattawara Rattanachotikrakul , a fourth-year student from Martin De Tours School of Management and Economics, demonstrated outstanding strength and determination. Competing in an intense and highly pressurized bout every second, she continued to fight on despite sustaining an injury during the match—pushing forward without retreat.
Her perseverance paid off as she successfully secured the bronze medal in women’s individual Hapkido sparring, 70 kg and above, adding another valuable achievement to the Assumption University athlete delegation at the 51st Thailand University Games – Inthanin Games.
in women’s individual Hapkido sparring, 70 kg and above, adding another valuable achievement to the Assumption University athlete delegation at the 51st Thailand University Games – Inthanin Games.This medal may not be gold, but it shines with intensity, resilience, and an unyielding fighting spirit—another moment of pride for Assumption University 
