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JK bags 7 medals in 2nd India Open Int’l Taekwondo Olympic Ranking Championship (G1 Level) at Hyderabad

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 19, 2019
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Jammu: For the first time in the history of Jammu & Kashmir , our Taekwondo team has bagged 7 medals, including 1 gold , 1 silver and 5 bronze medals in ‘2nd India Open International Taekwondo Olympic ranking Championship (G1 level)’ held at Gachibowli Indoor Sports Complex , Hyderabad ,Telangana. 25 countries participated in the above mentioned championship, including some Olympic ranking teams like Afghanistan, Australia , Oman & Saudi Arabia.

Amandeep  won gold, Mufti Sauleh silver Achutam Dev Singh, Afreen Hyder ,Sadia Tariq ,Zain Nazir  and Salvi Saini  while as finished up grabbing bronze.

Team Afghanistan clinched the senior overall title both in male and female categories, while as Team India stood 2nd in the medal tally.

It was for the very first time when Team J&K Taekwondo participated in an Olympic ranking international event sanctioned by World Taekwondo with the support of Master Atul Pangotra (International player/referee / referee chairman Taekwondo Federation of India. Our team being able to secure 7 medals in the championship and we are highly thankful to our President & Acting president TFI(Taekwondo Federation of India) , Sh. D.N Pangotra, Vice President Nissar Hussain, Sh Romesh Chander Sharma Joint Secretary for supporting the whole team throughout the whole championship

J&K Taekwondo Association President Sh.D,N Pangotra and Spokes person Sh. Subash Shastri  while speaking to media said ,”we  congratulate the whole team for giving their best in the championship, especially all the medalists, who put their efforts to secure the medals for the country as well as the state. I feel blessed as my dream of seeing my players to be the part of team India has come true”.

 

Team Comprises of 57 players

S.NO  NAME OF PLAYERS W-CATEGORY
1 MR.BHANU PRATAP ATRI U-63KG (SR)
2 MR.RAJINDER SINGH U-74KG (SR)
3 MR.ASHAQ HUSSAIN U_54KG(SR)
4 MR.ZAHID NAZ U-57KR(CDT)
5 MR.KARAN BHARGAV U-45KG(CDT)
6 MR.SUNIL VAID U-74KG(SR)
7 MR.KUSHAGRA SHARMA U-45KG(CDT)
8 MR.ACHUTAM DEV SINGH U-35KG(CDT)
9 MR.VISHAL SHARMA U-74KG(SR)
10 MS.SHIWANI SHARMA U-67(SR)
11 MR.BHAGWATI LAL SHARMA U-45KG (JR)
12 MR.SURYANSH SINGH BALORIA U-51KG(JR)
13 MR.PRINCE CHOUDHARY U-33KG(CDT)
14 MR.MOHD ALI OVER-87KG(SR)
15 MS.FARZANA BATOOL U-53KG(SR)
16 MS.SHENAZ BATOOL U-52KG(JR)
17 MS.RABIA BATOOL U-43KG(CDT)
18 MR.VISHESH THAKUR U-58KG(SR)
19 MR.ASHISH JASROTIA U-54KG(SR)
20 MS.MALIKA SALIM U-51KG(CDT)
21 MR.ZAIN NAZIR U-59KG(JR)
22 MS.MUFTI SOLIHA U-63KG(JR)
23 MR.HASHIM MAJEED U-51KG(JR)
24 MR.DANISH MANZOOR U-54KG(SR)
25 MS.SADIA TARIQ U-47KG(CDT)
26 MS.AFREEN HYDER U-62KG(SR)
27 MR.RUPESH (TOKAS) U-54KG(SR)
28 MR.SYED TAHA U-58KG(SR)
29 MR.RAYEES HANIEF BEIGH U-54KG(SR)
30 MR.ROHIT SHARMA U-58KG(SR)
31 MR.NARAYAN SHARMA U-74KG(SR)
32 MR.AMAN KHAJURIYA U-59KG(JR)
33 MR.ANKUR BHARGAV U-45KG(JR)
34 MR.MONISH SHARMA U-51KG(JR)
35 MR.AMANDEEP U-48KG(JR)
36 MR.NITISH ANAND U-74KG(SR)
37 MR.KHALID HUSSAIN U-80KG(SR)
38 MR.AMIT BADCULIA U-80KG(SR)
39 MR.TARUN SHARMA U-80KG(SR)
40 MR.ANUJ SHARMA U-74KG(SR)
41 MR.AMRESH KUMAR U-58KG(SR)
42 MR.ARYAN RAJPUT U-51KG(JR)
43 MS.MEHAK RAJPUT U-52KG(JR)
44 MR.ASHISH (TOKAS) U-63KG
45 MS.SHANAZ PARVEEN U-46KG
46 MS.JAGPREET KOUR U-53KG(SR)
47 MR.MOHIT SHARMA U-80KG(SR)
48 MS.SHIVANI SHARMA U-53KG(SR)
49 MS.SHALVI SAINI U-42KG(JR)
50 MR.SUMIT KUMAR U-37KG(CDT)
51 MR.ABHIRAG BHARTI U-45KG(JR)
52 MR.RAJNISH KUMAR U-48KG(JR)
53 MR.MANJOOT SINGH SAINI U-59KG(JR)
54 MS.SHAH BARERA FATIMA U-62KG(SR)
55 MR.BILAL AHMAD DAR U-72KG(SR)
56 BRINDER SINGH MANHAS U-74KG(SR)
57 AAZIM MUSHTAQ BHAT U-44KG(CDT)

 

Head of Team Nissar Hussain
Chief Coach/Assistant  Referee Chairman 2nd India open International  Taekwondo Championship Atul Pangotra
Team Coach Harish Tokes

 

K H News Service

K H News Service

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