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Home » Chennai athletes complete dominance with 23 gold

Chennai athletes complete dominance with 23 gold

NT BureauBy NT BureauNovember 17, 2018No Comments
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Mumbai: Chennai athletes completed their dominance in the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports National Athletics Championship, winning 6 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze medal on the last day here at SAI, taking their overall tally to an impressive 23 gold, 23 silver and 14 bronze.

Bengaluru students with total of 12 gold, 11 silver and an equal number of bronze medals finished second in the overall medal tally, while Kolkata finished third with 8 gold, 15 silver and 9 bronze.

For Chennai contingent, the gold medals were bagged by Shivani P (Vanavani Higher Secondary School) in Sr Girls 200m; Pavithra P (Alapappa Schools, Purusawalkam) in Jr Girls 800m, Satish Kumar (Corporation High Sec. School, Rathinapuri in Sr Boys 1500m; Swaminathan R (Loyola College) and Harshini Saravanan (MOP Vaishnav College for Women) in College Boys and  Girls Long Jump, respectively on the final day.

Day 3 Results:

College Boys 

Long Jump 1. Swaminathan R – Loyola College (Chennai) 7.40 m, 2. Amal TP – Govt Arts & Science College Pathirippala (Kozhikode) 7.09 m, 3. Shubham Patekar- Nagindas Khandwala College Malad (Mumbai) 7.01 m.

College Girls

5000 M 1. Aishwarya M – MOP Vaishnav College for Women (Chennai) 19:20.24 Sec, 2. Sanghamitra Mahata – Midnapore College (Kolkata) 19:23.65 Sec, 3. Munni Devi – Mahila Mahavidyalaya Jhojhu Kalan (Rohtak) 19:25.16 sec.

400 M -1. Riya Hazra – Charuchandra College (Kolkata) 56.42 Sec, 2. Rohini M – Justice Basheer Ahmed Sayeed College For Women (Chennai) 1:00.58 Sec, 3. Sushma Bai Dasari – Priya Darshni Junior Collage (Hyderabad) 1:01.93 Sec.

Long Jump -1. Harshini Saravanan – Mop Vaishnav College For Women (Chennai) 6.19 Mt, 2. Nandhini K – Mop Vaishnav College For Women (Chennai) 5.67 Mt, 3. Sathi Mondal – Charuchandra College (Kolkata) 5.62 Mt.

Senior Boys

1500 M 1. Sathish Kumar – Corporation Higher Secondary School, Rathinapuri (Chennai) 4:08.00 Sec, 2. Harshdeep Singh – Government Senior Secondary Smart School, Bahadurgarh (Patiala) 4:08.42 Sec, 3. Shameer B – Grace Higher Secondary School (Kozhikode) – 4:09.82 Sec.

Senior Girls

1500 M 1. Kajal Sharma – Nari Shiksha Niketan Inter College (Lucknow) 4:52.31 Sec, 2. Kiruthiha r -st. Dominic girls higher secondary school (chennai) 4:56.04 Sec, 3. Annu Kumari – Kendriya Vidyalaya (Rohtak) 5:05.77 Sec.

200 M 1. Shivani P – Vanavani Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 26.48 Sec, 2. Evangeline Sharon Bhuvana – Bishop Cotton Girls School (Bengaluru) 27.04 Sec, 3. Florence Delora P – Bentinck Higher Secondary School For Girls (Chennai) 27.07 Sec.

Junior Girls

800 M- 1. Pavithra P – Alagappa Schools, Purusawalkam (Chennai) 2:23.03 Sec, 2. Divya Singh – Akshay Shiksha Niketan (Lucknow) 2:23.31 Sec, 3. Swetha M – Vvcrm Sengunthar Girls Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 2:24.71 Sec.

400 M Relay -1. Govt Sports High School (Bengaluru) 4:16.76 Sec, 2. Nari Shiksha Niketan Inter College (Lucknow) 4:19.51 Sec, 3. St. Dominic Girls Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 4:27.89 Sec.

Junior Boys

800 M- 1. Parvej Khan Khan – Mewat Public School, Nuh Haryana (Rohtak) 2:05.61 Sec, 2. Pradeep S West Mugappair, Velammal Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 2:06.26 Sec, 3. Ravi Kumar – Sainik School, Bhubaneswar (Bhubaneswar) 2:06.26 Sec.

400 M Relay -1. Govt Sports High School (Bengaluru) 3:39.10 Sec, 2. Ramnarayanpur Acs Vidyaniketan (Kolkata) 3:41.15 Sec, 3. Nlc Boys Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 3:45.36 Sec.

Sub Junior Girls

100 M 1. Siya Abhijit Sawant – Lakshdham High School Goregaon (Mumbai) 13.04 Sec, 2. Dahlia Gifta – CSI Jessie Moses Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Chennai) 13.24 Sec, 3. Isha Ramteke – Billabong High International School, Thane (Mumbai) 13.32 Sec.

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