Pleiku Ward leads overall standings at Gia Lai’s 2026 provincial championship

A young Vovinam coach has dedicated himself to teaching martial arts and supporting disadvantaged students in his hometown, helping hundreds of young people improve their physical fitness, discipline and life skills through affordable and free training programs.

Phuoc My Taekwondo Club won first prize at the final round of the inaugural Martial Arts Dance Competition 2026, held on Saturday evening at Cho Nho Night Street in Pleiku Ward.

Former provincial youth football player and national referee Dang Quoc Dung is dedicating his experience and passion to developing grassroots football in Quy Nhon, helping young players build skills, discipline and a lasting love for the game.

A cyclist from Gia Lai is using long-distance cycling journeys to connect communities, promote local tourism and share his love for Vietnam, turning every ride into an opportunity to showcase the country’s landscapes and cultural identity.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai secured their place in the V.League for next season after staging a remarkable comeback to defeat Hanoi FC 3-1 in Round 25 on home soil in Pleiku, guaranteeing safety with one match remaining.

The grassroots football movement in Đức Cơ commune is gaining momentum, providing young people with healthier recreational opportunities while strengthening community bonds and local cultural life.

A youth pickleball club in Gia Lai Province is rapidly gaining recognition for nurturing young talent and creating new opportunities for children passionate about one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing sports.

Gia Lai province is accelerating the digital transformation of traditional martial arts activities, aiming to preserve heritage values, modernize professional operations and improve long-term archival management.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai slipped closer to the relegation zone after suffering a 2-0 defeat to Hong Linh Ha Tinh in Round 23 of the 2025-2026 V.League at Pleiku Stadium on Sunday.

The Gia Lai U14 International Football Festival 2026 has reignited football passion in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, drawing thousands of spectators and turning Pleiku Stadium into a vibrant celebration of youth football and local culture.

A men’s football tournament for workers and laborers in Gia Lai Province has attracted strong public interest and enthusiastic support from spectators as teams compete across the province in the 2nd “Workers of the Land of Martial Arts” Cup.

Coach Đinh Hồng Vinh is steadily reinforcing his reputation as one of Vietnamese football’s most dedicated and forward-thinking figures, balancing responsibilities with the national team and hometown club Quy Nhơn United while pursuing a long-term vision for youth development in the sport.

Taekwondo clubs across Gia Lai province are intensifying preparations for the 2026 “Taekwondo Aerobics” Competition, with athletes and coaches refining performances that combine martial arts techniques with music and choreography.

The atmosphere surrounding the U14 Gia Lai International Football Festival 2026 is heating up as international teams arrive one after another in Pleiku.

The Gia Lai U14 International Football Festival 2026 officially opened on Monday at Pleiku Stadium , drawing officials, football representatives and young teams from across Asia for the five-day tournament.

Five international youth football teams arrived in Gia Lai on May 9 to participate in the Gia Lai U14 International Football Festival 2026, as local authorities and organisers extended an official welcome ahead of the tournament.

In mid-March 2026, coach Trần Đình Đô was recalled to the national kickboxing team. In his very first assignment, he and his athletes achieved impressive results at the 2026 Kickboxing World Cup in Thailand.

LPBank Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) U14 are gearing up for the 2026 Gia Lai International Football Festival with confidence, as the hosts prepare to compete against a diverse field of domestic and international youth teams.

The West Quy Nhon Ward Sports Festival 2026 concluded on April 25 with a lively race in Hai Nam neighborhood, drawing 52 athletes from six teams representing 16 residential areas and the local education sector.

An unbeaten home record and an undefeated season will collide on April 25 as Quy Nhon United host league leaders Truong Tuoi Dong Nai in a pivotal Round 16 fixture of V.League 2.

The inaugural Gia Lai - Binh Dinh Premier Football League 2026 opened on April 18 in Quy Nhon Nam Ward, bringing together six of the region’s strongest amateur teams in a bid to elevate grassroots football standards.

Gia Lai secured five additional places in the finals of the 2026 National Billiards & Snooker Club Championship following the conclusion of the first round on April 18 in Ho Chi Minh City.

The taekwondo movement in Gia Lai Province has expanded rapidly in recent years, with growing participation, strong grassroots development, and notable achievements at national and regional competitions.

The coastal city of Quy Nhon hosted its inaugural stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) race on Saturday, drawing participants from across Vietnam and abroad in a bid to promote marine sports and sustainable tourism.