National Sports Competition: Samyukta Kelechi’s brilliant performance, Maharashtra gets total five medals in gymnastics

Panaji, Pudhari Circle Service: Thanks to the brilliant performance of Samyukta Kale and Richa Chordia, Maharashtra dominated the gymnastics competition at the National Sports Championships on Saturday. On the last day, Maharashtra won a total of five medals, one gold, one silver and three bronze. Yat Samyuktane gave Jinkali of both the medals i.e. one gold and one silver. In rhythmic gymnastics, Samyukta Kale Gajwale dominated by winning a total of five gold and one rupee medals. Richane won two bronze medals today.

In the women’s rhythmic gymnastics club category held at the Peddem Indoor Stadium in Mapusa, Maharashtra’s Samyukta Kale won the gold medal by throwing a gold medal with 24.30 points, while Sahakari Richa Chordia won the bronze medal by scoring 20.30 points. Haryanachaya Life Adlakhala (23.11 points) won silver medal. Samyukta won the silver medal in ribbon category by scoring 23.15 points. With a score of 20.15, Sahayane won the bronze medal. Haryanachaya Life (23.70 points) won the gold medal.

Ishita Rewalela (11.100 points) won the bronze medal in the floor exercise category in women’s artistic gymnastics. West Bengal’s Pranati Dasala (11.533 points) won gold and Odisha’s Pranati Naykala (11.400 points) won silver medals. Ishita Rewalela (10.000 points) and Riddhi Hattekarla (9.967 points) followed by Sahavya were considered to be the solutions in balancing beam. In men’s artistic gymnastics, in the table vault event, Aryan Davandela (12.834 points) got the seventh position, while Siddhant Kondela (12.367 points) got the eighth position. Got the horizontal bar type Siddhantla Sahava serial number.

Dedicated to achieving fame! -Samyukta Kale

Sanyukta Kale, who won a total of five gold and one rupee medals in rhythmic gymnastics, attributed her success to her coaches Pooja and Mansi Surve as well as her parents. But Karkirdit dedicated his fame to Ajobanna, who always gave strength and passed away without any hesitation.

Sanyukta is a 12th grader in Amber International School, Thane. This year he represented India in the National Sports Championship for the second time. “Mala would have won one gold medal in the Magill National Sports Competition. But they would have been special to me. Because of that, there would have been golden fame in my career. But I feel proud of having received so much fame,” said Samyukta.

“The experience of the Yandachi National Sports Championship is very good. Cows have organized the best events. Despite such a shortage, such a big stadium is being equipped. In this, he fulfilled the challenge of developing four types of international level literature like aerobics, acrobatics, rhythmic and artistic. All of them became inspiration for the creatives. The cow sports competition received an amazing response. Apart from Maharashtra, I did not feel like I was anywhere else,” Sanyukta said at this time.

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