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Ongole: The Prakasam District Fencing Association announced that two players from the Prakasam district were selected for the 33rd Juniors Under-20 National Fencing Championship.
The district association secretary, G Naveen, said that Putturu Ambarish was selected in the epee category while Ekambaram Venkata Sai Mahitha was selected in the sabre category, based on their performance in the state-level juniors championship held recently at Peddapuram. He added that these players will participate in the 33rd Juniors Under-20 National Fencing Championship scheduled to be held at Cuttack in Odisha from January 5 to 10.
Prakasam district Fencing Association founder president V Nageswara Rao and chairman Kota Sai Manohar appreciated the players for being selected for the national championship.
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