National Junior Athletics C'ships: Amanat Kamboj wins gold medal in U18 discus throw-Highlights

Catch all the Highlights of the first day of the National Junior Athletics Championships in Bhuvneshwar.

Update: 2024-12-07 09:45 GMT

Abhinaya Rajarajan and Mruty Dondapti in action at the 2024 National Junior Athletics Championships. (File Photo)

 The young sprinters Abhinaya Rajarajan and Mruty Dondapati were in action on the first day of the National Junior Championships in Bhubaneswar, Odisha on Saturday.

The first day of the event had 12 finals across all the age categories (U14, U16, U18, U20), starting from 4:30 PM IST.

As it happened:

Live Updates
2024-12-07 15:00 GMT

Gold - Maharashtra - 3:31.11

Silver - Haryana - 3:33.02

Bronze - Tamil Nadu - 3:33.90

2024-12-07 14:25 GMT

Gold - Sakir - Haryana - 3:52.76

Silver - Ritik Deol - Uttar Pradesh - 3:54.44

Bronze - Neeraj Sharma - Haryana - 3:54.47

2024-12-07 14:15 GMT

Vineeta clocked a personal best timing of 4:29.26 to clinch the gold medal for Uttar Pradesh.

Gold - Vineeta Gurjar - Uttar Pradesh - 4:29.26

Silver - Chanchal Jakhad - Haryana - 4:29.36

Bronze - Manju Choudhari - Rajasthan - 4:29.37

2024-12-07 13:15 GMT

Amanat breaks the 12-year-old meet record to clinch the gold medal for Punjab

Gold - Amanat Kamboj - Punjab - 52.89m

Silver - Riddhi - Haryana - 48.80m

Bronze - Supriya Attri - Uttar Pradesh - 46.57

2024-12-07 13:05 GMT

Kedharnadh jumped to the height of 1.71m to book his spot in the final. Zubin Gohaian of Asaam also cleared the 1.71m mark but on the third attempt after missing the first two attempts on 1.68m.



2024-12-07 10:50 GMT

There are 18 entries in the final of women's U18 Discus Throw final which includes experienced players like Amanat Kamboj.



2024-12-07 10:35 GMT

Dev's best throw of 15.43m breaks the national U16 shot put record to finish the qualification round on the top of the standings.



2024-12-07 10:30 GMT

Prachi clocked a timing of 17:22.79 to clinch the first gold medal for Maharashtra at this competition.

Gold- Prachi Devkar - Maharashtra - 17:22.79

Silver- Sonam Parmar - Madhya Pradesh - 17:25.70

Bronze- Neeta Rani - Uttar Pradesh - 17:27.47

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