
Srinagar, Nov 2: The Khelo India Wushu Centre, Handwara–Kupwara, has brought laurels to Jammu and Kashmir, with four of its six athletes winning bronze medals at the 25th Junior National Wushu Championship held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, from October 28 to November 2.
A total of six athletes, including four girls and two boys, represented the centre at the national-level championship, with four returning home with medals.
The medal winners included Mahvish Rashid, who secured bronze in the girls’ under-52 kg category, and Zainab Javid, who claimed bronze in the girls’ under-75 kg category.
Among the boys, Umer Riyaz won bronze in the under-85 kg category, while Towheed secured bronze in the under-48 kg category.
The achievement reflects the dedication, discipline and hard work of the young athletes, besides the guidance and efforts of their coaching staff.
The centre congratulated the medal winners, their parents and everyone who supported the players in their sporting journey.
Winning four medals from six participants is a significant achievement for the Handwara–Kupwara centre and a proud moment for the region. It also highlights the growing potential of young Wushu talent in Jammu and Kashmir.
The performance is expected to inspire more youngsters from the region to take up sports and pursue excellence at national and international levels.
Srinagar, Nov 2: The Khelo India Wushu Centre, Handwara–Kupwara, has brought laurels to Jammu and Kashmir, with four of its six athletes winning bronze medals at the 25th Junior National Wushu Championship held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, from October 28 to November 2.
A total of six athletes, including four girls and two boys, represented the centre at the national-level championship, with four returning home with medals.
The medal winners included Mahvish Rashid, who secured bronze in the girls’ under-52 kg category, and Zainab Javid, who claimed bronze in the girls’ under-75 kg category.
Among the boys, Umer Riyaz won bronze in the under-85 kg category, while Towheed secured bronze in the under-48 kg category.
The achievement reflects the dedication, discipline and hard work of the young athletes, besides the guidance and efforts of their coaching staff.
The centre congratulated the medal winners, their parents and everyone who supported the players in their sporting journey.
Winning four medals from six participants is a significant achievement for the Handwara–Kupwara centre and a proud moment for the region. It also highlights the growing potential of young Wushu talent in Jammu and Kashmir.
The performance is expected to inspire more youngsters from the region to take up sports and pursue excellence at national and international levels.
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