#SportsAchievement

[todaynewspakistan0]

🌟 Pakistan’s Triumph at the Long-Range Shooting Championship 2024 🌟

Pakistan’s shooting team has made headlines by winning 11 medals, including 3 golds, at the prestigious Bisley Ranges. This incredible feat underscores the talent and determination of our marksmen, who have proven that with hard work and precision, anything is possible. A proud moment for all of us!

[iismmumbai]

Gold is Precious, but a 'Gold' in Sports is 'Honourous'!

IISM proudly congratulates Anushka Umesh Naik from MSS first year, who bagged the Gold Medal 🥇for the University of Mumbai's Mallakhamb Team in the Khelo India University Games, held at Guwahati, Assam.

Anushka, your feat is humongous and inspiring for all our students. Your achievement is a standing testimony to your hard work and talent. 

This is one of the golden moments to be carved in the IISM's history.

We wish to see more gold medals in your cabinet.

[zelusacademy]

Batting Dominance: Herschelle Gibbs on Cricket's Bias Towards Batters!

As a sport, cricket is all about bringing different talents together on a global stage. For example, we have batters like Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara who have exemplified what batting is all about. On the other hand, we have the late great Shane Warne and Wasim Akram who mastered the greatness behind bowling the perfect leg spin delivery and the most lethal in-swinging yorker. We also have all-rounders like Jonty Rhodes who have displayed superhuman-like ability during tense match situations. In today’s series of #AskingHerschelleGibbs, we have a snippet of why Herschelle Gibbs feels that cricket is predominantly a batter’s game. With several restrictions regarding no-balls and wides, the sport can be at times unfair to the best in the business. For the entire video, please head over to our YouTube channel @ZelusAcademy now to understand what the legend thinks about the sport.

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[tribelesswanderer]

Colombia Gets Quarter-Last Compartment with a 1-0 Triumph over Jamaica in Women's Reality Cup 2023

In an elating experience, the lively Colombian group secured a hard-battled triumph against the longshot shock, Jamaica, with a last score of 1-0. This pivotal success impels Colombia into the quarter-finals of the esteemed Women's Reality Cup, denoting a notable accomplishment for the youthful group.

Catalina Usme Radiates brilliantly

Catalina Usme arose as the star of the match, carving her name in the records of the opposition's set of experiences by turning into the principal player to break Jamaica's fearless safeguard. This unequivocal objective broke Jamaica's dash of keeping three successive clean sheets during the gathering stages.

A Conflict of Rankings

The FIFA world rankings gave knowledge into the groups' remaining before this extreme confrontation. Colombia held an estimable position of 25, exhibiting their ability and assurance. Then again, Jamaica remained steadfast at 43, making their great presentation even more wonderful.

The Street Ahead

With this resonating triumph, Colombia moves forward in the competition, conveying the expectations and yearnings of their country. The quarter-finals anticipate, introducing a chance for them to proceed with their striking process and possibly secure a spot in the semi-finals. As the opposition unfurls, the world watches in

[biographiness]

🚀Celebrating American heritage on this day on April13: Thomas Jefferson’s birth, Apollo 13’s crisis, and Tiger Woods’ historic Masters win! 🇺🇸✍️🏌️‍♂️

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[sofiabotez]

Katie Ledecky: The GOAT of Swimming

In the women's 1500-meter freestyle on Wednesday, American swimmer Katie Ledecky won yet another gold medal at the Olympics, solidifying her place as the greatest swimmer of all time (GOAT). Readmore.

[dyanamic]

Explore the inspiring journey of Anshu Malik, India's wrestling prodigy, making waves in the sport with her remarkable achievements and determination

[sportsloverguide]

Top Olympic Athletes by Total Medals:

Michael Phelps

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Medals: 28

Larisa Latynina

Country: Soviet Union

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Medals: 18

Nikolai Andrianov

Country: Soviet Union

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Medals: 15

Boris Shakhlin

Country: Soviet Union

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Medals: 13

Edoardo Mangiarotti

Country: Italy

Sport: Fencing

Total Medals: 13

Takashi Ono

Country: Japan

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Medals: 13

Isabell Werth

Country: Germany

Sport: Equestrian

Total Medals: 12

Paavo Nurmi

Country: Finland

Sport: Athletics

Total Medals: 12

Birgit Fischer

Country: Germany

Sport: Canoeing

Total Medals: 12

Jenny Thompson

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Medals: 12

Top Olympic Athletes by Gold Medals:

Michael Phelps

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Golds: 23

Larisa Latynina

Country: Soviet Union

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Golds: 9

Paavo Nurmi

Country: Finland

Sport: Athletics

Total Golds: 9

Mark Spitz

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Golds: 9

Carl Lewis

Country: USA

Sport: Athletics

Total Golds: 9

Birgit Fischer

Country: East Germany, Germany

Sport: Canoeing

Total Golds: 8

Sawao Kato

Country: Japan

Sport: Gymnastics

Total Golds: 8

Jenny Thompson

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Golds: 8

Matt Biondi

Country: USA

Sport: Swimming

Total Golds: 8

Usain Bolt

Country: Jamaica

Sport: Athletics

Total Golds: 8

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Mirabai Chanu Has Her Goals Set on 90kg Snatch at Weightlifting in Asian Championship 2023

The weightlifter Mirabai Chanu turned the tables in her favor in December where she won a medal at World Championships despite her weakened left wrist. This was her second medal in the championships at the international level. Her first win was the silver in Bogota, where she beat a Chinese lifter. Now the winner of the 49kg Tokyo Olympics silver medalist has her eyes set on winning the 90kg mark in the Asian Championships, which starts on Wednesday at Jinju, South Korea. Chanu won bronze in Tashkent when she last competed in the 2020 continental championships.

And she was runner-up to Hou Zhihui (Olympic gold) and Jiang Huihua (third gold at the World Championships in December at Bogota) of China. It was in Bogota that Mirabai was ahead of Hou, the latter winning the third spot. However, in the upcoming Paris Olympics qualifier at Jinju meets, the three-way content will hold a lot of excitement in the realm of sports. Mirabai said she is looking forward to the Asian Championships as for a few years, lifting 90kg has been the goal.

The best snatch in her career is for 88kg. She lifted this weight twice at Birmingham Commonwealth Games last year and the National Championships in Kolkata in 2020. In the 2020 Asian Championships, Chanu has her world record of 119kg, her best result in clean and jerk. Mirabai said that her goal is to lift 200kg in total as it will be ideal to put her in a medal position. She intends to get to the 90kg category win as it has been a bother for some time, and Chanu wants to get this done for sure.

However, she said that in weightlifting sports, the way your body behaves at the moment and day is what the situation depends on. It has been 5 months since Chanu faced her last competition. She is recovering from her left shoulder and left wrist injuries. She said that her left shoulder is weaker than the right one. And for this, her left wrist has to compensate by working harder. And this is the reason for the left wrist injury at the Worlds. For her rehabilitation, the US-based weightlifter, Dr. Aaron Horschig who is now a strength-and-conditioning expert to help.

The two have undergone virtual sessions for the last few months. Continuous monitoring of Chanu’s health at rehab was done by one of the students of Horschig in February after arriving at the NIS (National Institute of Sports), Patiala. Chanu appreciated assistance from Dr. Horschig as she said that it gave her access to her true potential and the recovery of pain in the right corner of the back and left shoulder was why she succeeded at the Olympics.

Dr. Horschig depends on exercises to give relief from pain, and this is what she likes about his method. Mirabai said that every person has a different technique and body. There is no promise that an individual can lift 90kg despite a fully fit body. The audience can think that she can easily lift 90kg as she did lift 88kg. But the small difference in weight, even if it is a kilogram, makes a world of difference. After all, there are instances of people losing Olympic medals because of a difference of 1kg. In her training, Chanu can lift 89kg.

As for the world record, it was set by Hu in April 2021 of lifting 96kg in the Tashkent Asian meet. For Mirabai, it gives a boost to her confidence in participating in the championships, and defeating the Chinese was not a reason for her mental block. She said not to believe something until the moment you finally do it, and she knew she could be beaten. So, her focus is to meet her goals than taking down the Chinese. Chanu said that it does not mean anything is guaranteed in this sport.  Though last time she won the gold, it does not mean it will happen the same this time.

But the approach toward the competition is to be positive about the achievement and to think about it. So, her goal is to clinch a win in the 90kg category and for this, she has worked on her endurance and speed. She can lift 80-85% of her capacity, for now, every day at the training. This indicates she is preparing well for the content. And wishes that her checklist of 90kg category win also take place if God is willing.

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[mewaruniversity]

Mewar University Shines Bright: Two Golds and a Silver!

Students from Mewar University have struck gold! Adding to the glory, they also secured a silver medal, showcasing their remarkable talent and dedication. A triumphant moment for the university community!

The 5th Chittor District Yogasana Sports Championship-2024 was organized by Chittor Yogasana Sports Association on Sunday at Meera Hall located at Collectorate Square. Students of Mewar University performed brilliantly in the championship and won two gold and one silver medal. Faculty of Alternative Therapy, Dean Prof. (Dr.) Omprakash Sharma said that in the competition, BA third year student Bappa Burman won gold in Traditional Yogasana and silver medal in Traditional (Rhythmic). At the same time, MA second year student Sawan Jangid won the gold medal by performing brilliantly in the senior group of Traditional Yogasana.

He told that in the competition, Yogasana Federation President Kishan Picholia awarded the winners. Mewar University, Chairperson Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadiya and Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Alok Mishra congratulated the students who received the medals and hoped that they would maintain their excellent performance in the state level competition and win medals. Yoga teacher Gul Devraj said that 7 students from Mewar University participated in this competition while a large number of players from universities, colleges and schools of the district participated. This championship was organized under the Khelo India program of the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.

#MewarUniversity #YogasanaChampionship #GoldMedal #SilverMedal #StudentSuccess #ProudMoment #KheloIndia #SportsAchievement #YogaForLife #UniversityPride #FitnessThroughYoga #YogasanaSports #AlternativeTherapy #YouthAffairs #HealthyLifestyle #StudentChampions #TopUniversityInRajasthan #KnowledgeToWisdom #BestUniversityInRajasthan

[iismmumbai]

🏹🥇 A big shoutout to TYBSM student, Mr. Kaushik Pandey, for an extraordinary performance at the 13th FAAM's Maharashtra State Level Field Indoor Archery Championship 2023-24 in Kharadi, Pune! 🌟

In the Five Spot Senior Category, he led the team to victory, bagging the Gold Medal and a well deserved Bronze Medal for individual brilliance! 🥇🥉🏹 We are proud to have such a talented archer representing IISM on the podium.

Congratulations, Kaushik! Your dedication and skill have truly made IISM proud. 🎉🏹

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[dpescollege-blog]

Sports always attract students. We at DPCOE, keep the good sports facility in the college, dedicated in providing a friendly and healthy environment to the students.

[magniflexindia-blog]

We honour the achievements of our Indian sportsmen/women. Celebrating Indian Sports!

[sonacollege]

Sona #fencingteam secured runners-up in women category, #silvermedal in foil and bronze in Sabre events under men category in the Anna University interzone #tournament . #sonasports #bronzemedal #sonatech #sportsachievement #fencing (at Sona College Of Technology)

[nush80]

So proud of my beautiful daughter Caitlin for winning her medal🏅 & trophy 🏆 yesterday, love you forever missy xx #soproudofmygirl #proudmum #soproud #lovemydaughter #trophy #medal #sportsachievement #clevergirl #superstar #provingeveryonewrong #againstallodds

[adhyaprakashworld-blog]

#ThursdayThrowback 

 Throwback to the time when JIRS students @Yuvraj and @Gokul triumphed with two golds and a bronze at the National Equestrian Championships 2012, held in Delhi. 

Get to know more about our students’ achievements - https://www.jirs.ac.in/pdf/2015-16/Jain-International.pdf 

#JainInternationalResidentialSchool #SportsAchievements