Maharashtra clinched three gold medals in Yogasana and one more in shooting on the final day to top the National Games medal tally for the first time since 1994 in Goa on Thursday.바카라 웹사이트(Full Coverage바카라 웹사이트|바카라 웹사이트Sports News)
Maharashtra finished with a total of 228 medals (80 gold, 69 silver and 79 bronze) to emerge overall champions and lift the Raja Bhalindra Singh Rolling Trophy.
Services finished second with 66 gold, 27 silver and 33 bronze medals, as their reign at the top since the 2007 Games in Guwahati ended.바카라 웹사이트
Haryana stood third with 62 gold, 54 silver and 73 bronze. Madhya Pradesh and Kerala finished fourth and fifth respectively with hosts Goa registering their best ever finish -- ninth -- with 92 medals, including 27 gold.
Karnataka swimmer Srihari Nataraj (8 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze) was adjudged the Best Male Athlete while gymnasts Sanyukta Prasen Kale and Pranati Nayak of Odisha (4 gold, 1 silver each) were adjudged the Best Female athletes of the National Games, which witnessed around 11000 sportspersons vying for top honours in 42 disciplines, three of which were demo sports.
With just 12 gold medals on offer on the final day of competitions, Maharashtra were already assured of the top spot.
Maharashtra dominated Yogasana competition by clinching three of the five gold medals on offer. Abhidnya Patil rounded off their gold medal tally with a winning finish in women라이브 바카라 25m Pistol final.
At the Yash Shooting Academy range, Patil was so dominant in the 25m Pistol final that she could have won the gold even without firing a single shot on target in the final series. She managed just one to finish with 35 points, five ahead of second placed Simranpreet Kaur of Punjab. Payal of Haryana won the bronze with a score of 28 points.
Earlier, Olympian Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar of Madhya Pradesh showed tremendous composure under pressure to add the men라이브 바카라 10m Air Rifle gold to his 50m Rifle 3-position triumph.
Tomar came up with shots of 10.6 and 10.4 under pressure in the final series to pip Services' Sandeep Singh by just 0.3 points. The MP shooter was trailing by 0.3 points going into the final two shots but underlined his stature as one of the top rifle shooters in the country by finishing with a total score of 250.7 in the final.바카라 웹사이트
Sandeep scored 250.4 for his silver winning effort while Uttar Pradesh라이브 바카라 Pratham Bhadana took bronze with a score of 250.4.
In the women라이브 바카라 trap final, Punjab라이브 바카라 Rajeshwari Kumari took the gold medal with a score of 44 points with Uttar Pradesh라이브 바카라 Sabina Haris taking the silver with a score of 43 points. Aashima Ahlawat of Haryana finished with bronze.
In the men라이브 바카라 trap final, Haryana라이브 바카라 Lakshay Sheoran shot 47 ahead of Tamil Nadu라이브 바카라 Prithviraj Tondaiman라이브 바카라 45 to clinch the gold. M. Bakhtyaruddin Malek of Gujarat won the bronze.
At the Delhi Golf Course, Punjab라이브 바카라 Amandeep Drall did the double, winning gold in women라이브 바카라 individual and team events. The golf events that happened over four days saw four rounds of intense action in which Amandeep prevailed over Zara Anand of Uttar Pradesh and Vani Kapoor of Haryana who won the silver and bronze respectively.바카라 웹사이트
She then paired with Mannat Brar to win the team gold and complete the double.
In the men라이브 바카라 category, Karnataka라이브 바카라 Yashas Chandra won the gold with a score of 273 while Om Prakash Chouhan of Madhya Pradesh took the silver with a score of 277 and Kartik Sharma of Haryana clinched the bronze with a score of 280.바카라 웹사이트
Shaurya Bhattacharya paired with Sachin Baisoya to win the gold in the team event ahead of Anant Singh Ahlawat and Aadil Bedi of Delhi who won the silver and Giirraj Singh Khadka and Sawai H.S Bhati of Rajasthan who took the bronze.
Earlier in the morning, Punjab라이브 바카라 Harveer Singh took the gold in men라이브 바카라 cycling Road Race while Monika Jat led Rajasthan라이브 바카라 1-2 in women라이브 바카라 individual Time Trial at Verna with Kavita Siyag taking the silver medal.
