MM Modi College win taekwondo championship

Patiala, November 19 Multani Mal Modi College won the Punjabi University Inter-College Taekwondo Pommsae Overall Championship. In the championship, Colonel College of Physical Education, Chaural Kalan, bagged the second position. In Modi College team (boys) Aman (63-kg weight category), Puneetpal...

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Updated At : 11:51 AM Nov 20, 2022 IST

Patiala, November 19

Multani Mal Modi College won the Punjabi University Inter-College Taekwondo Pommsae Overall Championship. In the championship, Colonel College of Physical Education, Chaural Kalan, bagged the second position.

In Modi College team (boys) Aman (63-kg weight category), Puneetpal (68-kg weight category), and Ritik (80-kg weight category) won gold medals. Likewise, Saksham (58-kg weight category) won the silver medal and Dilip Saini (80 kg weight category) won the bronze medal.

In Taekwondo (Girls) competition, college team also bagged first runner-up position. Team players Riya (6-7kg weight category) and Manpreet Kaur (67 kg weight category) won silver medals, whereas Vishakha (49-kg weight category), Poonam (53-kg weight category) and Himanshi (57-kg weight category) won bronze medals.

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