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Maharashtra and Uttarakhand performed exceptionally in the Tetrathlon at the 38th edition of the National Games. Maharashtra’s Diksha Sandip Yadav lived up to expectations in the women’s individual Tetrathlon after finishing atop with a score of 946 points. Mugdhaa Wavhal held the second spot with 921 points.
Uttarakhand’s Bhargavi Rawat won the bronze medal with 916 points at the Indira Gandhi International Sports Complex. Maharashtra also delivered in the team event, where the trio of Dipti Kamlegh, Diksha, and Mugdhaa won the gold medal with a total of 2749 points.
The Uttarakhand team, comprising Komal Chohan, Mamta Khati, and Bhargavi Rawat, racked up a score of 2419 points to clinch the silver medal. The trio from Haryana, Shagun, Ritu Dahiya, and Raunaq Chaudhary, won the bronze medal after finishing with a time of 2022 points.
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Bhargavi Rawat also impresses in Biathle at the National Games
Apart from the Tetrathlon, Bhargavi Rawat also put her best foot forward in the Biathle. In the women’s category, Bhargavi clinched the bronze medal with a timing of 56:12.45. She also bagged the silver medal in the mixed relay team along with Amit Kushwaha. The duo clocked 16:45.23, only behind the pair of Rama Sonkar and Sourabh Patil from Madhya Pradesh.
Maharashtra has had an impressive campaign in the National Games. They are placed second in the medal tally with 167 medals (47 gold, 60 silver, and 60 bronze). Services are placed atop the table with 104 medals, including 59 gold, 23 silver, and 22 bronze.
Uttarakhand is at the seventh spot with 95 medals, including 22 gold, 33 silver, and 41 bronze. Haryana is the only other team, along with Services and Maharashtra, to have won more than 10 medals.
Haryana has bagged 132 medals, which include 34 gold, 44 silver, and 54 bronze medals. Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu are third, fourth, fifth, and sixth, respectively.
