Sarah Samir, a graduate of the Academy, Port Said branch, is considered the youngest Egyptian to receive a bronze medal on the Olympic podium
Sarah joined the military establishment school team after encouragement from her brother, and at the age of eleven Sarah participated in her first championship and achieved first place, her young age did not prevent her from joining the Egyptian national weightlifting team and participating in African and World Championships, and in the Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China 2014. Sarah won the gold medal 2014 Sarah won the gold medal for women's 63 kg in a weightlifting of 103 kg in the snatch competition, and 125 kg in the netter competition with a total of 228 kg with a difference of 18 kg from her nearest competitor, and she was the first Egyptian to win an Olympic medal in women's competitions . At the age of eighteen, Sarah sacrificed her failure to attend high school exams to join the national weightlifting team camp held in Uzbekistan in preparation for participation in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics . Sarah took third place at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics in Brazil . In weightlifting for a weight of 68 kg so as to lift 103 kg in the snatch competition, and 130 kg in the netter competition with a total of 255 kg. Here are the most notable achievements:- - Gold medals at the African Junior Championship in Tunisia in a year .2012. - 3 gold medals at the African Youth Championship in Tunisia in 2012. - 3 gold medals at the World Junior Championships in Peru in 2013. - 2 silver and 1 bronze at the Mediterranean Games in Mersin, Turkey in 2013. - 3 gold medals at the African Junior Championship qualifying for the Youth Olympics in Tunisia in 2014. - 3 gold medals at the African Youth Championship in Tunisia in 2014 . - Gold of the Youth Olympic Games in China in 2014. - 3 gold medals at the World Junior Championships in Peru in 2015. - 3 gold medals at the General Youth Championship in Poland in 2015. The Shield of the best player of the World Youth Championship. - Fourth world senior in 2015 in America. - 3 gold medals at the 2015 African Games in Congo-Brazzaville. - 6 gold medals at the Afro-Arab Championship in Sharm el-Sheikh in 2016. - ٣ gold medals for Snatch, clinch, jerk and total lifts at the World Weightlifting Championships in Saudi Arabia 2023 - ٣ gold medals for the snatch, Kline, jerk and total lifts at the African Championships in Tunisia 2023 - ٣ African records for weight-81 kg for Snatch, Kline, jerk and total lifts at the African Championships with a total of 268 kg in 2023 - Retain the world title in weightlifting for the second year in a row 2023 - Qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics