RRI.CO.ID, Tangerang - A new generation of Indonesian gymnasts is preparing to take center stage on the international circuit. The Tangerang Gymnastics Club (TGC) has officially announced a roster of nine young athletes who will represent Indonesia at the prestigious Moose Games 2026, scheduled to take place from March 26–29, 2026, in Bangkok, Thailand.

This high-stakes continental competition will feature approximately 890 athletes hailing from 10 different countries. For the Tangerang-based squad, the event serves as a critical benchmark to measure local talent against international standards and foster the mental discipline required for top-tier athletics.

The selection of these nine athletes highlights the growing quality of sports development within the Tangerang region. Coach Alfin Hudayatama emphasized that the primary goal extends beyond the podium, it is about providing these young competitors with a "baptism by fire" in a global arena.

“This event is a great opportunity for young athletes to hone their skills, gain competitive experience, and show their potential at the international level,” said Alfin in a press release on Saturday, March 7, 2026, as quoted by Antara.

He noted that the involvement of these athletes is a point of pride that reflects the evolving quality of sports coaching in the area.

The nine athletes carrying the Indonesian flag to Bangkok include a dedicated group of young gymnasts ready to compete on the international stage. The roster features Carren Queensha Aghnia, Kiona Denadine Kharisma, and Quinella Angel Queen, all of whom have undergone rigorous training to represent their country.

They are joined by Rachel Callista Napitupulu, Aina Mahya Dzakiya Hermawandi, and Emily Dasiryu, whose selection highlights the growing depth of talent within the Tangerang Gymnastics Club. Rounding out this competitive squad are Fraya Aurora Berdikari, Rakkasya Ibrahim Ansar, and Renaya Nashana Sutranto, each prepared to test their skills and discipline against nearly 900 athletes from across Asia.

For the TGC coaching staff and the parents supporting the journey, the Moose Games 2026 is viewed as a vital test of discipline and competitive grit. Supported by a rigorous training regimen, the club remains optimistic about their prospects in Thailand.

“We come not only to compete but also to make Indonesia's name proud in the eyes of the world,” Alfin declared, underscoring the patriotic mission behind the club's participation.

As the team finalizes their preparations, the local community and sports enthusiasts alike are rallying behind these young gymnasts, hoping for a performance that resonates far beyond the borders of Tangerang. ***