Pencak Silat gold medal winner Clarance bin Edron has made Vision University College proud after securing first place for the Johor contingent.
Clarance, a Diploma in Law Enforcement student from the July 2026 intake, won the Men’s Class A category after defeating an athlete representing Melaka. His victory reflects the discipline, focus and determination required to succeed at a competitive level.
A proud achievement for Clarance and Johor
Representing Johor, Clarance demonstrated composure and skill throughout the competition. His performance earned him the gold medal and marked an important milestone in his sporting journey.
The achievement is also a proud moment for the Vision University College community. Clarance’s success demonstrates how students can pursue excellence in both education and sport while continuing to develop confidence, resilience and self-discipline.
Balancing education and sporting excellence
As a Diploma in Law Enforcement student, Clarance balances his academic responsibilities with the demanding preparation required for Pencak Silat. Maintaining that balance calls for effective time management, consistent training and a strong commitment to personal goals.
Competitive sport can strengthen teamwork, perseverance, decision-making and the ability to remain calm under pressure—valuable qualities in the classroom, in future careers and in everyday life.
Clarance’s achievement offers an inspiring example to fellow students. It shows that meaningful progress is possible when talent is supported by discipline, hard work and the willingness to keep improving.
Celebrating student achievement at Vision University College
Vision University College is proud to recognise students who achieve success in academics, leadership, community activities and sport. Their accomplishments reflect the diverse strengths within the college community and encourage others to pursue their own ambitions.
Congratulations once again to Clarance bin Edron on winning the Pencak Silat gold medal in the Men’s Class A category. We are proud to have him as part of the Vision family and wish him continued success in his studies, training and future competitions.
Keep up the momentum, Clarance, and continue striving towards your next victory.
