Tiếng ViệtA truly inspiring success story from our student, Lê Thụy Lam Khanh.
Having taken up fencing only about three years ago, Khanh became the youngest non-professional athlete to win a medal at the National Fencing Championships, while also competing in numerous international tournaments in Malaysia, Thailand, and beyond.
What makes her journey even more remarkable is that these achievements came alongside an outstanding academic record: a perfect 4.0 GPA, a TOEFL score of 111/120, as well as accomplishments in debate, robotics, and various international activities.
Most recently, Khanh received several prestigious scholarships from U.S. universities, including the Presidential Academic Scholarship worth USD 150,000 over four years from George Washington University.
For us, the greatest value of fencing goes far beyond winning medals.
It is where young people learn to stay calm under pressure, make quick decisions, think strategically, persevere through challenges, and become more resilient after every bout.
Academics and sports do not have to be opposing paths. With the right guidance, sports can become a meaningful and transformative part of a child’s journey toward adulthood.
Congratulations to Lam Khanh, and we wish her continued success as she moves Nonstop toward the next chapter of her journey! 🤺🔥
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