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Home / Chandigarh / Tavish Shatakshika Claim Tennis Titles

Tavish, Shatakshika claim tennis titles

Won their respective boys and girls titles on the concluding day of the CLTA-AITA National Series Tennis Tournament
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:31 AM Dec 29, 2024 IST
Shatakshika Sahayak returns a shot in a semifinal match. Tribune Photo: Vicky

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Haryana’s Tavish Pahwa and Shatakshika Sahayak of Uttar Pradesh won their respective boys and girls titles on the concluding day of the CLTA-AITA National Series Tennis Tournament.

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In the boys U-18 final, 12th seed Pahwa defeated 10th seed Punjab’s Armaan Walia in straight sets 6-1 6-4. Meanwhile, 14th seed Shatakshika stunned eighth seed Haryana’s Prachi Malik to win the title. After a neck-and-neck fight, Shatakshika won the opening set 7-5, but in the second set, she completely dominated the last games to record a 6-3 win for the trophy.

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Vice-president, CLTA, SM Sharma, along with Megh Raj, chief operating officer; and Y Romen Singh, director, coaching & development, distributed the prizes to the winners and runners-up.

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