The entire community is filled with warmth! Villagers and monks at Ban Thaew Temple raised a congratulatory banner for "Aomsin Sasipaporn" after she won the Asian championship and secured a ticket to the 2028 Olympics.
On 2 September 2026, a proud moment unfolded for the community with the story of "Aomsin" Sasipaporn Chantravisut, a Thai national women's volleyball player and talented descendant from Tha Ruea District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. She led her team to the Asian championship and earned qualification for the 2028 Olympics.
Recently, the entrance to Ban Thaew village became a place full of warmth as Phra Charaspong Kittiyano, assistant abbot of Ban Thaew Temple, along with local villagers, united to create and install a congratulatory banner. This gesture was to send encouragement and share pride in the success of "Nong Aomsin," a beloved local descendant.
The banner read: "Asian Champion, Olympic Ticket LA 2028, Nong Aomsin, the Grand Ayutthaya Cannon, Talented Child of Ban Thaew Temple, Nong Aomsin the Talented, Pride of Tha Ruea District."
From "a child of Ban Thaew Temple" to wearing the Thai national team jersey and becoming a key player, "Aomsin" Sasipaporn's success is not only a family pride but also a source of great pride for the people of Ban Thaew and Tha Ruea District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
Aomsin Sasipaporn Chantravisut won the Best Spiker award at the 2026 Asian Championship by scoring the highest offensive points total of 104.