October 23–November 14, 2025

Banjarmasin – As a form of learning practice and a showcase of potential and abilities in the field of sports, approximately 105 students from the Physical Education Department (JPenjas) at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) of Lambung Mangkurat University (ULM) participated as athletes and even referees in the South Kalimantan Provincial Sports Week (Porprov Kalsel) 2025, held from October 23 to November 14 in Tanah Laut Regency.

They are Yafi Muhammad, Rofiah (silver medalist in pencak silat), Rita Handayani (bronze and gold medalist in fencing), Arrosekha (winner of two gold medals in rafting), Shofia Agustina Miftahur Rizqi (winner of a gold medal in women’s indoor volleyball), Ahmad Ahnannabilli, Muhammad Aminuddin (winner of a silver medal in wrestling), Muhammad Dayadi (winner of a gold and silver medal in petanque), Dwi Amalia Putri (winner of two medals in muaythai), Muhammad Bagus Pratama, Yoga Panca Wicaksono, Anissa Hariani (winner of a bronze medal in women’s soccer), Najwa Khalisa (winner of a bronze medal in shorinji kempo), Muhammad Indra Edma Saputra (winner of a bronze medal in fencing), Gyska Indryani (silver and bronze medalist in handball), Mahyudi (bronze medalist in sambo), Hairil Ahyani (gold medalist in soccer), Xandra Fredlina Rhamadani, Rusyda Amalia (gold medalist in badminton), Muhammad Ihsan, Tresha Anggraini, Cinta Gusniawati (2 bronze medalists in sepak takraw), Irham Hidayatullah Sahrianoor (gold medalist in cycling), Muhammad Haikal (gold medalist in soccer), Maulani Afri Kurniawati (bronze medalist in bridge).

Rosyid Fajariyadi, Hamid Ibrahim (bronze medalist in MMA), Ahmad Al Fauzan, Rita Usman Herlina, Adelia Astri Puspita Prameswari, Muhammad Mahir Farhan Nafii, Muhammad Naafi’ Fadillah (gold and silver medalist in shorinji kempo), Desti Wahyuni, Putri Hasanah, Muslimatul Jannah (silver and bronze medalists in petanque), Rosi Nurwidianti, Muhammad Ferry Kurniawan (silver medalist in pickleball), Deshinta Wira Putri, Muhammad Taufik Firdaus (silver medalist in beach volleyball), I Putu Eka Purnawan (gold medalist in indoor volleyball), Muhammad Adittia Rahman (bronze medalist in fencing), Muhammad Ardhi Fakhreza (bronze medalist in soccer), Risma Maulida (gold medalist in pencak silat), Dias Jelita, Nida Athiya Mahfudz, Qoiros Abinaya, Nor Izzati (gold medalist in pickleball), Muhammad Zakki Permana (bronze medalist in soccer), Ahmada Cantika (silver and bronze medalist in bridge), Andriyan, Andi Syava Azzahrah, Syifa Aulia Kaltsum (gold medalist in pickleball), Andika Nabila (bronze medalist in rock climbing), Yaiman Budi Utomo (gold medalist in pickleball), Yoga Firmansyah, Nor Aulia (silver medalist in diving), Muhammad Ichsan (silver medalist in fencing), Haris Nur Fadhilah (gold medalist in pickleball), Akhmad Maulidi Rasyid, Maulana Malik Ibrahim (bronze medalist in sambo), Nurul Fajriah (bronze medalist in karate), Nadia Mahfuzah (bronze medalist in karate).

Nadia, Salman Aditya (winner of 4 bronze medals in muaythai), Fuadi, Gusti Aulia (winner of a bronze medal in petanque), Muhammad Ridha Rabbani (winner of a silver medal in taekwondo), Mirwan Aliyani (winner of a gold medal in soccer), Prambudi Andi Gunawan (silver medalist in handball), Henny Anggraeni (two gold medals and one silver medal in athletics), Mhammad Rifqi Ullil Ikhbal (winner of 2 gold medals in athletics), Galuh Berlian Mutiara Kadarto (winner of silver and bronze medals in handball), Muhammad Hafie (winner of a bronze medal in basketball), Rezky Alfi Sahri (gold medalist in pencak silat), Muhammad Hafi Amrullah (bronze medalist in basketball), Muhammad Reyhan Fadhil, Najmi Daffa Azizah (bronze medalist in basketball), Nazmi Aulia Rakhman (gold medalist in petanque), Rezky Alfi Sahri (gold medalist in pencak silat), Muhammad Rabbani (two bronze medalist in athletics), Muhammad Reifan Dwi Hartanto, Muhammad Luthfi (bronze medalist in baseball), Cici Alya Paramida, Ahmad Fawwazi Rasyid, Sayyid Fadhil, Era Shafira (silver medalist in gymnastics), Kanza Azahra Istiani (silver and bronze medalist in fencing), Muhammad Mahir Farhan Nafil, Primanda Khoirul Anam (two bronze medalists in karate), Muhammad Noor Najib (bronze medalist in Greco-Roman wrestling), Jesika Aulia (gold medalist in women’s soccer), Azizahtul Iqna (two gold medals and one silver medal in athletics), Ihya Mafrudhi (silver and bronze medalist in fencing), Maulana Aditya Rahman (winner of 1 silver medal and 2 bronze medals in archery), Muhammad Badawi (winner of a silver medal in gymnastics), Muhammad Rizqan Thaiba Karsa (winner of 1 gold medal and 1 bronze medal in shorinji kempo), Eva Damayanti, Fauzan (bronze medalist in karate), Muhammad Hafiz (bronze medalist in athletics), Nurhasanah Pakpahan (1 gold and 1 bronze medalist in sepak takraw), Naura Syifa Indriyani, Kafka Nafisa Putri, and Andriyan (gold medalist in athletics).

Meanwhile, a number of lecturers and students were also involved as event organizers, serving as monitoring teams, referees, coaches, arbitrators, and technical delegates. They were Herita Warni, Edwin Wahyu Dirgantoro, Rahmadi, Arie Rakhman, Lazuardy Akbar Fauzan, Rian Kurnia, Hardyan Candra, Atika Swandana, Elsa Ariestika, Fadli Suardhana Eka Putra, Achmad Maulana, Recky Ahmad Haffyandi, Mulhim, Akhmad Amirudin, Eka Purnama Indah, Norma Anggara, Ramadhan Arifin, and Januar Inggar Yadi, as well as students: Alitya Putra Maulidan, Kymerarheta Anggara Mukti, and Muhammad Aminul Hakim.

Regarding the glorious victory in athletics, coach Akhmad Amirudin said that the training process was quite long and required a lot of discipline. “We trained in a programmed, focused, regular, and measured manner. We focused our training for approximately two years from 2024 to 2025 to prepare for the Tanah Laut Provincial Sports Week. Training takes place from Monday to Saturday, with morning and afternoon sessions, but we still adjust the schedule to accommodate their academic commitments, ensuring everything runs smoothly,” he said.

“It’s a mixture of pride, joy, emotion, and relief. All the sacrifices of time, energy, thought, and even money can be repaid with victory, with some even breaking the South Kalimantan record in the women’s 400m race. Alhamdulillah, they are also the overall champions in Athletics. As coaches, we are very proud of the achievements of the Physical Education students from the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education at ULM. Not only have they brought honor to their region, but they have also brought glory to their alma mater as ULM students. We hope that their achievements will be recognized, which we hope will provide additional motivation to continue training until they achieve victory at both the national and international levels, which could ultimately impact the university’s institutional performance indicators,” he added enthusiastically.

Meanwhile, Henny Anggraeny, winner of two gold medals and one silver medal in the athletics relay event, said she did not expect to break the women’s 400m record. She felt happy, proud, and moved. “For future plans, I won’t be resting for too long. I will return to the training program with my coach to evaluate my technique, maintain my physical condition, and prepare myself for higher-level competitions such as the National Sports Week, Pre-PON, and National Championships. Thank you for everyone’s support,” she said.

Meanwhile, Faisal, who won a medal in athletics, expressed his joy. “I am very happy, proud, and touched to be able to bring home a gold medal for the Tanah Laut Regency contingent in the men’s 4×400 meters. This moment is one of the greatest achievements in my life, which was once just a dream, and today I was finally able to realize it through relentless effort and hard work,” he said. (Admin)