National Wrestling Championships

Published:  10:25 PM, 13 November 2026

Bangladesh Ansar and VDP clinches historic double crown

Bangladesh Ansar and VDP clinches historic double crown
In the men's competition, Ansar and VDP outperformed strong  contenders Bangladesh Army to emerge champions. - BAWF

Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defence Party (VDP) delivered a dominant performance to secure the team titles in both the men's and women's events at the 37th National Senior Men's and 11th National Women's Wrestling Championships 2026, claiming a historic double crown.

Organised by the Bangladesh Amateur Wrestling Federation (BAWF), the three-day championship was held from November 10 to 12 at the Roller Skating Complex in the capital, bringing together the country's top wrestlers.

In the men's competition, Ansar and VDP outperformed strong contenders Bangladesh Army to emerge champions. Competing across 10 weight categories involving 84 wrestlers, the team secured five gold, two silver and three bronze medals, taking its overall tally to 10 medals.

The women's team was equally impressive, dominating the competition among 57 wrestlers across 10 weight categories. Ansar and VDP claimed six gold, three silver and one bronze medal, finishing with 10 medals to establish their supremacy in the women's division.

Overall, the championship featured 141 wrestlers, with Bangladesh Ansar and VDP securing an impressive haul of 20 medals, comprising 11 gold, five silver and four bronze, reaffirming their dominance in the country's wrestling arena.

Congratulating the athletes and officials on their outstanding achievement, Ansar and VDP Director General Major General Abdul MotalebSazzad Mahmud praised the team's dedication and performance.

Over the past two years, the Director General has taken various initiatives to improve training facilities and enhance support for athletes. He has also personally encouraged the players through direct interactions at his office, providing motivation and guidance to help them achieve excellence.

His close supervision and continued direction have played an important role in boosting the athletes' confidence and strengthening the team's competitive performance.

The Director General expressed strong optimism that the Ansar-VDP sports team would continue to bring honour and recognition to the force and the country in both national and international sporting arenas.




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