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Updated: Dec 08, 2022 04:38 IST

Dehradun (Uttarakhand) [India], December 8 (ANI): Tinu Mourya, Oshin Panwar and two different gamers led Maharana Pratap Sports College’s dominating present on the opening day of the Sports For All (SFA) Championships Uttarakhand 2022 in Dehradun by clinching gold medals on Wednesday.
Aiming to revolutionise sports activities on the grassroots stage in Uttarakhand, India’s main absolutely built-in digital plus on-ground multi-sport platform, Sports For All has been organising the second version of this Olympic-style occasion in Dehradun from December 7 to 13 with 13 sports activities being performed at 5 totally different venues, as per a press launch from SFA Championships.
The occasion additionally boasts an general prize pool of near Rs3 lakh as 9,000 budding gamers are taking part from 418 faculties throughout Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Nainital and different cities of the state.
Tinu bagged the gold medal within the U-12 boys lengthy soar by recording a distance of 4.07m. His schoolmate, Samarth Kumar claimed silver medal with a 3.61 m distance whereas Happy Home Montessori School’s Akarsh Negi secured bronze medal (3.45m).
In the U-6 ladies 50m, Oshin got here first with a timing of 11.507 seconds whereas Ditya Goswami of Touch Wood School (12.843s) and The Arcadia School’s Prakrti Krishnan (13.866s) gained silver and bronze medals respectively.
Mayank Rathour and Abhijeet Singh have been the 2 different gold medallists for Maharana Pratap Sports College. Mayank secured the highest spot within the boys U-18 3000m with a timing of 10.25:462 minutes whereas Abhijeet gained the boys U-14 shot put when he landed a distance of 8.5m on the second try.

Samarth Kumar (U-12 boys lengthy soar), Ankur Pal (boys U-18 3000m), Anmol Pandey (boys U-16 shot put), Faizan Ikhalak (boys U-14 shot put) gained silver medals for Maharana Pratap Sports College.
Another spotlight of the day was U-12 ladies lengthy soar whereby Tejasvini Gupta bagged gold medal with a soar of three.22m whereas Him Jyoti School’s Shailza (3.03m) and Priyanshi Kathait of Agape Mission School (3.01m) gained silver and bronze medals respectively.
Apollo International School’s Rahul lifted the title within the U-16 boys shot put with a throw of 10.89m.
Meanwhile, Ayush Thapa of Doon Presidency School secured gold medal within the U-18 boys shot put with a distance of 9.84m within the ultimate try whereas Bright Angels School’s Bilal Qureshi (9.80m) gained silver medal.
Him Jyoti School’s Karina Bhagri and Praja Barsha additionally gained lengthy soar gold within the ladies U-14 and U-16 respectively.
SFA, who’s the official accomplice of the Indian staff for the Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games and Asia Games, can even empower coaches with the Coaches Reward Program, valued Rs12 lakh.
The championships has additionally been held in Mumbai and Hyderabad beforehand throughout its 10 editions up to now with greater than 1,50,000 college students taking part from over 3000 faculties. (ANI)