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We have reached a point in Bhutanese sport where participation alone can no longer be our finishing line. We have stood on international stages, carried our flag with pride, and shown the world that Bhutan belongs there. But a deeper question now faces us. Are we preparing only to be present, or are we ready to build a culture that believes in winning, inspires our youth, and shows every child that one day the podium can be theirs too?
Are We Ready to Win? Read More »
The third cohort of the Foundational Sport Science Course began today at the National Coaching Academy under the Bhutan Olympic Committee, bringing together 20 participants from various federations and agencies to deepen their knowledge in modern sports science.
3rd Cohort of Foundational Sport Science Course Begins at the National Coaching Academy Read More »
The Bhutan Archery Federation (BAF) will host the third edition of its flagship high-performance event, Bhutan Grand Prix III, from 27 February to 1 March 2026 at the BAF Range, Langjophakha, Thimphu.
Building on the success of its previous editions, the competition aims to promote international-standard archery, strengthen regional cooperation, and prepare Bhutanese archers for elite regional and international events.
Bhutan Grand Prix III introduces Recurve Men alongside Compound Men and Women, includes a special category for emerging Bhutanese compound archers, and features participation from elite Indian archers and internationally certified technical officials.
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The dream is here. It is alive. It is ours. Will we reach for it, with every breath, every action, every heartbeat? The choice, as it always is, lies within us.
Sonam Yeshey Becomes First Bowler in T20 History to Take Eight Wickets Read More »
When Chencho Gyeltshen — the name that has become synonymous with courage, resilience, and undying belief — stepped onto the stage during the closing ceremony of the 17th National School Games, something in the room shifted. It wasn’t just applause or admiration. It was silence filled with hope, a deep breath taken by every young heart in the hall
Chencho Gyeltshen Inspires Future Champions at Sarpang Read More »
The 17th National School Games 2025 concluded today, bringing to a close a vibrant week of competition, friendship and youthful spirit.
17th National School Games 2025 Conclude Read More »
What truly changes the feel of this year is the deeper involvement of the Bhutan Olympic Committee. Their role goes beyond coordination and brings a sense of meaning, almost as if someone is gently reminding everyone why sport matters in the first place.
Olympic Dreams Begin at the 17th National School Games Read More »
The Athletes’ Commission of Bhutan (ACB) successfully conducted the Athletes’ Forum on 26 December 2025, bringing together 25 athletes from 12 federations and associations for dialogue, information sharing, and feedback. The forum reviewed ACB’s 2025 activities, shared updates on IOC and OCA Athletes’ Commission programs, and highlighted the Athletes 365 platform to support athletes during and after their sporting careers.
ACB Conducts Athletes’ Forum to Strengthen Athlete Engagement and Support Read More »
Just about an hour ago, something truly special happened at Sarpang Central School. The atmosphere was calm at first — and then slowly, excitement began to build as two remarkable athletes walked in: Kinzang Lhamo and Lam Dorji.
Stories That Made Us Believe More Read More »
In the middle of the bustling sports ground stood a silent canvas. On it, a tree stretched its bare branches — no leaves, no colors, only a quiet emptiness waiting to be filled. It was simple, yet it held a world of possibility.
The Tree That Learned to Bloom Read More »