Haryana Judo Team Makes History at the 38th National Games in Uttarakhand

The 38th National Games in Uttarakhand witnessed an extraordinary display of skill, strength, and determination from Haryana’s judo team, as they carved their name in history with a stellar performance. The athletes from Haryana showcased their dominance on the mat, earning accolades and bringing home an impressive medal haul.

A Remarkable Feat

Haryana’s judo team delivered one of its finest performances at the National Games, securing multiple medals across various weight categories. The team’s exceptional display of technique and perseverance enabled them to stand out among the best judo athletes in the country.

Medal Tally and Key Performances

The Haryana judo team bagged a total of 13 medals, including 3 gold, 3 silver, and 7 bronze. Their consistent success in different weight divisions contributed significantly to Haryana’s overall ranking in the National Games.

Some of the standout performances included:

• -60kg :- Lucky – Silver
• -60kg :- Ajay – Bronze
• -66kg :- Garvit – Silver
• -81kg :- Narender – Silver
• -100kg :- Rohit – Gold
• -100kg :- Arun – Bronze
• -100kg :- Aman – Bronze
• +100kg :- Yash – Bronze
• -57kg :- Ankita – Gold
• -70kg :- Garima – Gold
• -70kg :- Monika – Bronze
• -78kg :- Ritika – Bronze
• -78kg :- Mithlesh – Bronze

Haryana’s Overall Performance in the Games

Haryana’s contribution to the medal tally extended beyond judo, helping the state rank among the top performers in the overall standings. Haryana secured a strong position in the National Games.  Haryana’s dominance in combat sports, particularly judo, was a significant highlight of the competition.

Impact and Future Prospects

The outstanding performance of Haryana’s judo team at the 38th National Games underscores the state’s legacy of excellence in sports. With dedicated training programs, robust support systems, and an ever-growing pool of talent, Haryana continues to be a powerhouse in Indian sports.

The success at the National Games is expected to inspire budding judokas from Haryana, further strengthening the state’s presence in national and international judo competitions. The future looks promising as these athletes set their sights on bigger platforms, including the Asian Games and the Olympics.

Conclusion

Haryana’s judo team has once again proven their mettle by achieving remarkable success at the 38th National Games. Their dedication and hard work have not only brought glory to the state but also reinforced Haryana’s reputation as a dominant force in Indian sports. With this historic achievement, the team looks forward to even greater milestones in the years to come.