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Indian Boxers Shine at U-19 World Boxing Championships with 17 Medals

Parthavi Grewal, Vanshika Goswami, and Hemant Sangwan showcased their exceptional talent by securing gold medals as Indian boxers made a remarkable impact at the inaugural U19 World Championships organized by World Boxing in Colorado, USA. The Indian contingent delivered an impressive performance, culminating in a total of 17 medals.

Event Overview

  • The inaugural U19 World Championships organized by World Boxing took place in Colorado, USA.
  • Indian boxers achieved a remarkable total of 17 medals in the tournament.
  • Venue : Pueblo Convention Center in Colorado, USA.
  • Dates : 25 October – 5 November 2024.

Gold Medal Winners

  • Parthavi Grewal: Won gold in the women’s 65kg category with a 5-0 victory over Netherlands’ Aaliyah Hoppema.
  • Vanshika Goswami: Clinched gold in the women’s +80kg category by defeating Germany’s Victoria Gatt via Referee Stops Contest (RSC) after just 1 minute and 37 seconds.
  • Hemant Sangwan: Secured the sole gold medal in the men’s category, winning 4-1 against the USA’s Rishon Sims in the 90kg category.

Silver Medal Winners

  • Nisha (51kg)
  • Supriya Devi Thokchom (54kg)
  • Kritika Wasan (80kg)
  • Chanchal Chaudhary (48kg)
  • Anjali Singh (57kg)
  • Vini (60kg)
  • Akansha Phalaswal (70kg)
  • Rahul Kundu (75kg)

Bronze Medal Winners

  • Rishi Singh (50kg)
  • Krrish Pal (55kg)
  • Sumit (70kg)
  • Aryan (85kg)
  • Lakshay Rathi (90+kg)

Contributions from Khelo India Athletes (KIAs)

  • A total of 11 Khelo India Athletes contributed to the medal tally, including 8 trainees from SAI National Centre of Excellence (NCOE).

Medal-winning Khelo India Athletes

  • Boys: Sumit, Lakshay Rathi, Krrish Pal (all NCOE Rohtak), Aryan, Rishi Singh.
  • Girls: Krisha Verma (NCOE Aurangabad), Chanchal Chaudhary, Nisha, Vini, Akansha Phalaswal (all NCOE Rohtak), Supriya Devi.

NCOE Medal Winners

NCOE Rohtak

  • Gold: Parthavi Grewal, Vanshika Goswami
  • Silver: Chanchal, Nisha, Vini, Akansha, Kritika
  • Bronze: Krrish Pal, Sumit, Lakshay Rathi

NCOE Aurangabad

  • Gold: Krisha Verma

Significance

  • The championships highlighted the growing talent of Indian boxers, particularly among female athletes, with 10 female boxers standing on the podium.
  • The performance demonstrates the effectiveness of initiatives like the Khelo India program in nurturing young sports talent in India.
Summary/Static Details
Why in the news? Indian U19 boxers secured 17 medals at the inaugural event at the U-19 World Championships organized by World Boxing.
Organized By World Boxing
Dates 25 October to 5th November
Venue Colorado, USA
India’s Medal Tally 17 Medals
Gold
  • Parthavi Grewal
  • Vanshika Goswami
  • Hemant Sangwan
Silver
  • Nisha (51kg)
  • Supriya Devi Thokchom (54kg)
  • Kritika Wasan (80kg)
  • Chanchal Chaudhary (48kg)
  • Anjali Singh (57kg)
  • Vini (60kg)
  • Akansha Phalaswal (70kg)
  • Rahul Kundu (75kg)
Bronze
  • Rishi Singh (50kg)
  • Krrish Pal (55kg)
  • Sumit (70kg)
  • Aryan (85kg)
  • Lakshay Rathi (90+kg)

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