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Our Correspondent Kohima, Oct. 14 (EMN): Phek district and Niuland district emerged champions in the boys’ and girls’ U-14 of sepaktakraw (Regu event) categories respectively. Phek defeated Wokha district in the boys’ category while Niuland defeated Chumoukedima district in the girls’ category at the 14th Inter-District Catch Them Young Tournament 2022, which concluded on Friday. The championship was organised by department of Youth Resources and Sports (Y&RS) at Indira Gandhi Stadium (IGS) with all 16 districts participating in the tournament. In the boy’s category final, Phek district, despite losing the first set 9 – 21, made a quick recovery in the second set winning 21 – 12 and also took charge of the third set with score line 21 – 17. Longleng district and Mokokchung were the losing semifinalists in the boys’ category. In girls’ category, Niuland dominated the final match defeating Chumoukedima 21 – 19 and 21 – 15 in two straight
IndiaBangkokKrung-thep-mahanakhonThailandPhekManipurDimapurAssamKohimaNagalandMokokchungWokhaThe three athletes from Nagaland, who won medals at the 35th edition of Kings World Cup, an international sepaktakraw tournament held in Bangkok, arrived at Dimapur Airport on Wednesday and were felicitated on their arrival. The international tournament was held from July 23 to 31st. Viseyie Koso, from DGP sports team and captain of the Indian team, won gold in the men’s Regu event, while Akumtila and Sezovelu Dozo from the department of Youth Resource and Sports, Nagaland Girls Academy, Dimapur won bronze in the Hook Takraw event.
BangkokKrung-thep-mahanakhonThailandDimapurAssamIndiaNagalandViseyie-kosoSezovelu-dozoNagaland-girls-academyKings-world-cupOur Reporter Dimapur, Aug. 3 (EMN): Three athletes from Nagaland state who won medals at the 35th edition of Kings World Cup, an international sepaktakraw tournament held at Bangkok arrived Dimapur airport Wednesday morning where they were felicitated. The international tournament was held from July 23 to 31, where Viseyie Koso from DGP sports team and the captain of the Indian team won gold in the men’s Regu event while and Akumtila and Sezovelu Dozo from the department of Youth Resources & Sports, Nagaland Girls Academy, Dimapur, won bronze in the Hook Takraw event. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Sachin Jaiswal, felicitated the athletes and congratulated them for brining laurels not only to the state but to the entire country. Jaiswal shared that even though Nagaland is a small state where the sporting infrastructure may not be at par with other states, yet their tremendous achievements have made the state proud. Gold medallist Koso said the team started preparing from December 2
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