Nepalese athlete Anvi Shahi won gold in 20-25 kg weight group and 8-9 years age group.
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Nepalese athlete Anvi Shahi won two gold medals in the Indo-Nepal Karate Tournament on Friday. She won gold in women's 20-25 kg weight group and 8-9 years age group.
In the final of the 20-25 kg weight group of the tournament held at the sports complex of the host Samriddhi School, Anvi defeated Nepal's Mavema Lama. Kristi Tamang and Ashreya Karki came third. Anvi defeated Nepal's Anushka Maharjan in the final of the
age group. Samriddhi Nepal won bronze.
Arya Maharjan in 4-5 years girls, Divans Thapa in 8-9 years boys, Ashwin Pun Magar in 10-14 years boys, Prince Shrestha in 15-17 years boys, Suvita Gautam in cadet girls, Barbie Sharma in girls junior, Vandana Tamang in senior, Pramish Singh Chhetri in 20-25 kg boys and Rishi Neupane in 7-8 years boys. won.
Sunish Lama won gold in boys 25-30 kg, Ayan Shahi in boys 4-5 years and Nawang Finju Sherpa in boys 8-9 years. Except for Barbie, all the gold winners are Nepalese athletes. Barbie is Indian. The
tournament was inaugurated by Anubhav Swar Sirohia, executive director of Nepal Premier League (NPL) team Kathmandu Gorkhaz. He also awarded the winners of some competitions.
Ravi Shahi, the coordinator of the competition, said that 283 athletes participated in the competition including 45 categories such as Kata and Kumute. Players from 25 schools in Nepal and 5 schools in India have participated. The competition will end on Saturday.
