SPO-KHELO-WRESTLING
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Haryana underlined their supremacy
in the wrestling ring on the second day of Khelo India Youth
Games Thursday, winning all seven gold medals in the girls
under-17 weight category even without their star
internationals Anshu and Sonam.
Along with seven gold medals, Haryana took home one
silver and five bronze medals and their coach attributed the
success in the sport to support from the government and
presence of infrastructure in the state.
"The support from our government, the infrastructure
and the exposure they get has created confidence in our girls.
They are fearless and despite trailing, they fight till the
end with a killer instinct.
"I feel that makes the difference," Haryana coach
Vijender was quoted as saying in a media release.
Hosts Maharashtra had to be content with two silver
and five bronze medals in the girls' segment.
In the boys' under-21 Greco Roman category, Haryana
won two gold and as many silver medals, taking their days
tally to nine gold medals, while Maharashtra earned silver
medals from Gokul Yadav (77kg) and Rohit Ahire (72kg).
A bronze came from Digvijay Bhondve in 97kg, the
release noted.
Results: Boys U21: Greco Roman: (72kg) Chhagan Meena
(RAJ), Rohit Ahire (MAH), Parveen (HAR) 77kg: Amit (HAR),
Gokul Yadav (MAH), Ankit (HAR); 87kg: Sushant (HAR), Neeraj
(CHD), Sunny (PUB) 97kg: Viresh Kundu (UP), Sahil (CHD),
Digvijay Bhondve (MAH) Girls U17 46kg Final: Hanny Kumari
(HAR) bt Kalyani Gadekar (MAH) 4-3: Bronze: Sweety (HAR),
Ishika (HAR) 49kg Final: Antim (HAR) bt Savita Malik (HAR)
14-0; Bronze: Smita Patil (MAH), Priyanshi Prajapati (MP) 53kg
Final: Nishu (HAR) bt Arati (DEL) 5-0; Bronze: Deepti (HAR),
Disha Karande (Mah) 57kg: Final: Manju (HAR) bt Bhagyashree
Fand (MAH) 14-4; Bronze: Neha (DEL), Laxmi (HAR) 61kg Final:
Priyanka (HAR) bt Pooja Gurjar (RAJ) 11-0; Bronze: Sukhpreet
Kaur (PUB), Srushti Bhosale (MAH) 65kg: Final: Reetika (HAR)
bt Khushi (DEL) 9-1; Bronze: Sanjana Bagadi (MAH), Supriya
Mishra (MAH) 69kg Final: Priya (HAR) bt Anu (PUB) by fall;
Bronze: Pranjal (MP), Ravita Kumari (HAR).
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