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64th Punjab Schools Gymnastics Championship

Vinod bags seven medals in gymnastics championship

LUDHIANA: Ludhiana city-based Vinod Bhatt Chettri stamped his class and reaped a rich haul of 7 medals, including two gold medals in the 64th Punjab Schools Gymnastics Championship.

Vinod bags seven medals in gymnastics championship

Vinod Bhatt Chettri (left) and Prince Kumar with their coach Prem Singh. Tribune Photo



Anil Datt

Ludhiana, December 10

Ludhiana city-based Vinod Bhatt Chettri stamped his class and reaped a rich haul of 7 medals, including two gold medals in the 64th Punjab Schools Gymnastics Championship. The five-day event was organised by the Punjab Education Department at the Polo Ground, Patiala from December 3 to 7.

Vinod, a trainee of coaching centre run by the Punjab Sports Department at the multipurpose indoor hall of the Guru Nanak Stadium gave a stupendous performance in the U-19 boys’ category to bring fame to his coach, Prem Singh, of the Punjab Sports Department and Police DAV Public School, Civil Lines, as well.

Vinod bagged two gold medals- best all around and roman rings in addition to four silver medals in table vault, high bar, parallel bars and floor exercise events.

Besides, Vinod secured a bronze medal as he finished at third place in the pommel horse event to fetch his seventh individual medal.

Another trainee of this coaching centre, Prince Kumar, also made his presence felt in this championship. Prince won a bronze medal in table vault event in the same age group.

Both the gymnasts have been selected to represent the state in the 64th National School Gymnastics Championship scheduled to be held at Agartala in Tripura from December 16 to 20.

Ravinder Singh and Anu Verma, District Sports Officer and Principal of Police DAV Public School, respectively congratulated Vinod and Prince for their achievements. They also appreciated their mentor, Prem Singh for his guidance.

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