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Kerala emerge overall champs
Kerala emerge overall champs. Kerala emerged overall champions in the 13th Federation Cup National Junior Athletic championship that concluded at the GMC Balayogi Athletics Stadium in Gachibowli here on Sunday.
Hyderabad: Kerala emerged overall champions in the 13th Federation Cup National Junior Athletic championship that concluded at the GMC Balayogi Athletics Stadium in Gachibowli here on Sunday.
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Kerala secured 189 points while Haryana with 161 points finished second place. Ajay Kumar of Haryana and Stuti Singh of Uttar Pradesh were declared as best men and women athletes.
Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu’s S Siva created a new record in pole vault with a jump of 4.80 meters while Abdulla Abooba of Kerala did likewise in triple jump.
Results: Junior: Men: 10000m: 1. Virendra Pal(Assam, 32. 05. 15sec), 2. Sanjay Kumar, 3. Arjun Tudu; Pole vault: 1.S Siva( TN, 4.80m, NMR), 2. Kunwar Gyaneni (UP), 3. Aniket Kumar(UP); Hammer throw: 1. Ajay(Har, 60.60m), 2. Harish Kumar(Raj), 3.Rahul Kumar(Raj); Triple jump:1. Abdulla Abooba, Kerala, 15.91m, NMR), Mohd, Zuber( TN), 3. Vikrant Mor(Har); 400m hurdles:1. Jabir MP(Ker, 52.72 sec), 2. Aftab Alam( Guj), 3. Sumit Shivprasad(Mah); 200m: 1. Mohit( Har, 21.51 sec), 2. Manish( Kar),3. P Akash( TN); 800m: 1. Beant Singh(Har, 1.49.95sec), 2. Shashi Bhushan (WB), 3. Rahul(Del); 3000m steeple chase: 1. Vicky Tomar(Del, 9.30.59 sec), 2. Shijo Rajan (Ker),3. Hari Bax Singh (UP); 4 X 400m relay: 1. Tamil Nadu( 3.12.57sec, NMR),2. Kerala, 3. Haryana; Women: 3000m: 1. Sanjeevani Babu( Mah, 9. 50. 23sec), 2. Lily Das(WB), 3. Anumol Thampi( Ker); 400m hurdles: 1. Tiasha Samadda(WB, 1.00.91 sec), 2. M Loganayaki (TN), 3. Veerpal Kaur( Pun); Hammer throw: 1. Niketa(Del, 49.87m), 2. S Srinithi(TN), 3. Nidhi Singh(UP); High jump: 1. Angeetha PG(Ker, 1.65 m), 2. Laimwn Narzary( Assam), 3. Libia Shaji( Ker); 200m: 1. Dutee Chand(Odisha, 24.03 sec), 2. Stuti Singh(UP), 3. Rajni Nagar(Har); Discuss throw: 1. Kamalpreet Kaur(Pun, 48.86m), 2. Preeti Rani( Har), 3. Mahalakshmi(TN); 800m: 1. Sugandha Kumari( Man, 2.07.62sec), 2. Sipra Sarkar( WB), 3. Abitha Mary( Ker); Heptathlon: 1. M Sowmyam(TN, 4786 points), 2. Shivangi D Rawat( Del), 3. Rajeswari Boi(Odisha); 2000m steeple chase: 1. Sugandha(UP, 7.27.07sec), 2. Pooja( Man), 3. Angel James( Ker); 4 X 400m Relay: 1. Kerala( 3.46.97sec.NMR), 2. West Bengal, 3. Tamil Nadu; Overall championship: 1. Kerala (189 points) 2. Haryana (161 points); Best Athletes:Men: Ajay Kumar(Har); Women: Stuti Singh(UP).
