PANCHKULA: HaryanaThe boxers of the boxer made the golden punch on the last and last day to catch Khelo India Youth Games crown in dramatic fashion here on Monday.
With 41 gold medals with Maharashtra, the home team won 10 of the 20 recommended boxing gold medals to overcome the defending champions.
Haryana ended their campaign with a total of 52 gold, 39 silver and 46 bronze medals to cement their status as the country’s top sports state.
Maharashtra, who had been fighting tooth and nail since Day 1, renounced their throne, after managing 45 gold, 40 silver and 40 bronze.
Karnataka finished third with 22 gold medals, including a whopping 19 gold medals. Manipur is fourth with 19 gold and Kerala is fifth with 18 gold.
Interestingly, Maharashtra started the day on a high note, having regained the Mallakhamb boy’s personal golden pole that had been withheld on Sunday after a protest.
Their kho-ta boys and girls are expected to win even gold to even rise above the medal standings. The Haryana girls won handball gold, narrowly beating Himachal Pradesh 29-28, to continue to sigh on their necks.
But once the action moved to the boxing ring, it turned out to be a fortune for Haryana. Six of their eight track and field athletes landed gold in the sorority category while four of their five sons jumped to the top of the podium.
Maharashtra has four contenders in the boxing finals but only one of them can return victorious.
Ultimately, Haryana’s superiority in boxing (10) and wrestling (16) demonstrated the difference in the overall equation. Their swimmers and weightlifters also contributed four handsome gold medals.
Maharashtra’s athletes won eight gold medals while their swimmers, gymnasts and yogasanas won six each. Wrestlers and their athletes also added three to the tally.
On the final day of competition, Mizoram won two gold medals as their men’s soccer team beat Kerala 5-1 in the final and Jeho Puingheta won the men’s singles crown, defeating West Bengal’s Ankur Bhattacharjee 4-2.
Punjabi girls defeated Tamil Nadu Boys 68-57 and Karnataka overcame Rajasthan 67-62 to share two gold medals in basketball while Delhi’s boys beat Haryana 38-31 to win gold. Handball.
Hosts Haryana top the table with a total of 137 medals, followed by Maharashtra (125) and Karnataka (67).
There is a special message from the Prime Minister Narendra Modi on occasion.
“Over the years, the country’s sporting talents have made themselves, their families and the country proud with their performances in a variety of sports across different platforms.
“The talent and performances of all these players are a reflection of India’s growing potential in the 21st century on the world stage,” said Prime Minister Modi.
“Today, the hopes and aspirations of the country’s young players are forming the basis for decisions and policies. Promoting sport in a new education policy with an emphasis on building infrastructure Modern sports The synergy of modern technology is creating a rich sports culture in India today.
“From identifying, selecting and training talent in the sports field to the sporting needs of players, the government is always with the country’s talented youth,” he added.
With 41 gold medals with Maharashtra, the home team won 10 of the 20 recommended boxing gold medals to overcome the defending champions.
Haryana ended their campaign with a total of 52 gold, 39 silver and 46 bronze medals to cement their status as the country’s top sports state.
Maharashtra, who had been fighting tooth and nail since Day 1, renounced their throne, after managing 45 gold, 40 silver and 40 bronze.
Karnataka finished third with 22 gold medals, including a whopping 19 gold medals. Manipur is fourth with 19 gold and Kerala is fifth with 18 gold.
Interestingly, Maharashtra started the day on a high note, having regained the Mallakhamb boy’s personal golden pole that had been withheld on Sunday after a protest.
Their kho-ta boys and girls are expected to win even gold to even rise above the medal standings. The Haryana girls won handball gold, narrowly beating Himachal Pradesh 29-28, to continue to sigh on their necks.
But once the action moved to the boxing ring, it turned out to be a fortune for Haryana. Six of their eight track and field athletes landed gold in the sorority category while four of their five sons jumped to the top of the podium.
Maharashtra has four contenders in the boxing finals but only one of them can return victorious.
Ultimately, Haryana’s superiority in boxing (10) and wrestling (16) demonstrated the difference in the overall equation. Their swimmers and weightlifters also contributed four handsome gold medals.
Maharashtra’s athletes won eight gold medals while their swimmers, gymnasts and yogasanas won six each. Wrestlers and their athletes also added three to the tally.
On the final day of competition, Mizoram won two gold medals as their men’s soccer team beat Kerala 5-1 in the final and Jeho Puingheta won the men’s singles crown, defeating West Bengal’s Ankur Bhattacharjee 4-2.
Punjabi girls defeated Tamil Nadu Boys 68-57 and Karnataka overcame Rajasthan 67-62 to share two gold medals in basketball while Delhi’s boys beat Haryana 38-31 to win gold. Handball.
Hosts Haryana top the table with a total of 137 medals, followed by Maharashtra (125) and Karnataka (67).
There is a special message from the Prime Minister Narendra Modi on occasion.
“Over the years, the country’s sporting talents have made themselves, their families and the country proud with their performances in a variety of sports across different platforms.
“The talent and performances of all these players are a reflection of India’s growing potential in the 21st century on the world stage,” said Prime Minister Modi.
“Today, the hopes and aspirations of the country’s young players are forming the basis for decisions and policies. Promoting sport in a new education policy with an emphasis on building infrastructure Modern sports The synergy of modern technology is creating a rich sports culture in India today.
“From identifying, selecting and training talent in the sports field to the sporting needs of players, the government is always with the country’s talented youth,” he added.
