"Dream - Jan Ethes Srinarendra, the first grandchild of President Joko Widodo, has been a public attention since birth. By his grandfather, this child has often been taken to state events, including when the President conducted impromptu visits in several regions."

The first son of Gibran Rakabuming and Selvi Ananda, he is now 7 years old and has grown into a very active child. He is dedicated to several sports, namely tae kwon do and basketball. Ethes, his nickname, also often participates in competitions.

A few time ago, together with friends in his basketball club, Ethes participated in a basketball competition held by Solo League Division 2. From the uploaded photos, it can be seen that he was so enthusiastic on the field to snatch the ball and win the match.

Together with his club friends, Ethes regularly practices and can form a solid team. Just look at his actions on the field, they look cool, don't they? He is wearing a white basketball jersey like a professional athlete.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The training has been conducted, teamwork has been formed but apparently during last week's match, Ethes and his club failed to become the champion. The trophy they obtained was the runner up or the 2nd place. He then posed with the trophy he received together with his cool companion, La Lembah Manah."

Ethes has apparently been very enthusiastic about playing basketball all this time. He even had the chance to meet Denny Sumargo, a former professional basketball player. Both of them also played one on one on the court.

"The funny thing according to Denny in his post, when competing with Ethes he lost. 'You know the reason why I lost?!' Denny exclaimed."

Joining a competition and losing at such a young age like Ethes and his friends indeed makes them sad. But it can shape their sportsmanship mentality and their fighting spirit. It also teaches children to be able to work together as a team.

When the result of the match turned out to be disappointing, the children have at least tried their best. Family and environment support are also very important. No wonder Jan Ethes still looks spirited even though he lost in this match.