Shringhari Roy Shines at CESC Regatta
Shringhari Roy finished first overall in the Optimist class (second overall win this year) competing against a mixed fleet of boys and girls at the recently concluded CESC Regatta in Pawna, Maharashtra.
Hyderabad: Shringhari Roy finished first overall in the Optimist class (second overall win this year) competing against a mixed fleet of boys and girls at the recently concluded CESC Regatta in Pawna, Maharashtra. In a particularly impressive achievement, she beat the current boys’ national champion Yash to claim the top spot.
Shringhari’s success builds on her growing international record. She recently won her second international medal at Mussanah Race Week in Oman and has been selected to represent India at the Asian Regatta in Sri Lanka in December.
Sai Vaneesha Alampur secured third place in the Optimist Girls’ category, while D. Aanya Reddy finished first among the girls and second overall in the Optimist Green fleet.
In the 420 class, Ishi Gupta and Shivam Valmiki of the Navy Youth Sports Company won the bronze medal in the mixed category in their maiden event together. Ishi capped off an impressive debut by leading from start to finish to win the final race, showcasing the duo’s potential in the two-person dinghy class.
Sailors from Secunderabad Club showcased their talent across multiple classes and securing podium finishes in the Optimist and 420 categories.
The results highlight the talent, determination and competitive spirit of the young sailors, marking another proud outing for Secunderabad Club and its ongoing efforts to nurture the next generation of sailing talent.
South Central Railway dominate in basketball
Hyderabad: South Central Railway registered their second consecutive win brushing aside the challenge of opponents G9 with the 78-27 score, after being combortably placed 42-13 at half-time in the GM Sampath Kumar Annual League Basketball Championship being held at YMCA Secunderabad.
SCR started with full court tight, man to man marking denying G9 a single point and in turn scored 21 points. Gideon started with a hat-trick of drive-in shots and he supported by Goutham. Raju dominated the paint as SCR led 21-0 at end of first quarter. In the second quarter regrouped G9 scored 13 points through Sameer & Sai. However SCR continued adding to the scoreboard as they led 42-13 at half-time.
Brief Scores: South Central Railway 78 (Goutham 13, Santosh 13, Raju 7, Gideon 6) bt G9 27 (Sameer 13, Ankit 5, Sai 4). Half-time: 42-13.
Mahendra Hills BC 38 (Daniel 11, Ken 6, Manish 4) bt Stadium Club 17 (Abhishek 4, Mohit 4). Half-time: 21-12.