On the last day of the 38 swimming competitions of the National Games, held at the Manskhund, Golapar, Haldwani pool, athletes from all over the country offered exceptional performances. Leading the load, Karnataka showed his supremacy, claiming several gold medals and demonstrating his strength in sport. On Tuesday, in the 100 meters of women, Harshita Jayaram H de Kerala came out victorious, ensuring gold with a time of 1: 14.34. Saanvi Yogesh Deshwal de Maharashtra assured the silver to 1: 16.37, while Jyoti Bajirao Patil, also from Maharashtra, obtained bronze with a time of 1: 17.36, as a press release from the 38 national games.
Vidit Shivshankar JB of Karnataka dominated the 100 meters of men, claiming gold with an impressive time of 1: 03.97. The silver went to Dhanush C Suresh de Tamil Nadu, who ended at 1: 04.51, while Rana Deepak Kumar Singh from Jharkhand assured the bronze with a time of 1: 04.57.
The 100 -meter freestyle of the women saw Dhinidhi desingu ps of karnataka claim gold with a notable time of 57.34 seconds. Titiksha Rawat de Delhi followed 59.38 seconds with silver, and Aditi satisfaction of Maharashtra pocketed the bronze with 59.49 seconds.
In the highly competitive men’s freestyle, Srihari Nataraj de Karnataka stood out, winning gold with a time of 50.65 seconds. Geetesh Shah from Maharashtra took 51,61 seconds money, while Rishabh Anupam Das, also from Maharashtra, won the bronze with 51.71 seconds.
The combined 4x100M mixed relief saw the Karnataka team claim gold with an exceptional time of 4: 03.91. Tamil Nadu secured money with a time of 4: 10.61, while Maharashtra completed the podium with bronze at 4: 11.09.
With an impressive gold medals count, Karnataka emerged as the dominant force in swimming on the last day of the National Games. The Manskhund pool in Haldwani served as the perfect setting for these exciting competitions, showing the best swimmers in the nation and offering an exciting show for the audience.
Upon arriving at a football event on Haldwani, the women’s football semifinals saw Odisha and Haryana secure remarkable victories, reserving their places in the final.
In the first semifinal, Odisha defeated Delhi 5-1. Rebecca Zamthianmawi scored the only goal of Delhi, while Pyari Zaxa de Odisha scored one with Malti Munda scored an orthopedic device, while Summitra Fembram and Jabamani Tudu obtained their names on the score sheet.
In the second semifinal, Haryana triumphed over West Bengal 4-1. Ranjita Devi scored the only goal for Western Bengal, while Haryana led by Captain Mamta (7 ‘and 28’), Neha (23 ‘) and Sharda (54’) took their team to a convincing victory.
Odisha and Haryana will now face each other, with football enthusiasts anxiously waiting for this exciting confrontation.
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