Haryana wins 6th youth Women’s National Boxing Championships 2023

Haryana wins 6th youth Women’s National Boxing Championships 2023

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Category : Sports Published on: July 05 2023

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  • Defending champions Haryana retained the Women’s Youth Boxing National Championship, clinching 9 medals, including eight gold.
  • With 63 points, 8 gold and 1 bronze medal Haryana finished top of the table.
  • Uttarakhand and Delhi claimed the second and third spot with 32 and 20 points respectively. 
  • Led by 2 times Asian Junior Champion Nikita Chand, Uttarakhand won 3 gold and 1 silver medal. Delhi ended their campaign with 3 silver and 1 bronze medal.
  • Haryana’s Priya (57kg) was adjourned best boxer due to her phenomenal display in the 57kg category while Madhya Pradesh’s Anjali Singh won the most promising boxer award.
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