Maharashtra Triumphs in Triathlon Mixed Relay at 38th National Games
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Synopsis
Maharashtra showcased incredible skill to win the Triathlon Mixed Relay at the 38th National Games held in Haldwani, with a remarkable time of 2:12:06. The team consisted of Parth Miraje, Dolly Patil, Kaushik Malandkar, and Mansi Mohite, while Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu secured silver and bronze, respectively.
Key Takeaways
- Maharashtra claimed gold in the Triathlon Mixed Relay.
- The team finished with an impressive time of 2:12:06.
- Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu won silver and bronze medals.
- Individual triathlon results featured gold medals for Parth Miraje and Dolly Patil.
- The 38th National Games will host over 10,000 participants.
Haldwani, Jan 27 (NationPress) The state of Maharashtra showcased an exceptional display of talent to secure the top spot in the Triathlon Mixed Relay category during the 38th National Games, which took place at the Manaskhand Tarantal, Golapar, on Monday. The team from Maharashtra triumphed in a riveting contest, clocking a remarkable time in the Mixed Team Relay.
The Maharashtra squad, consisting of Parth Sachin Miraje, Dolly Devidas Patil, Kaushik Vinay Malandkar, and Mansi Vinod Mohite, finished the race in 2 hours and 12:06 minutes, demonstrating impeccable teamwork and resolve.
Following closely was the team from Madhya Pradesh, who secured the silver medal with a time of 2:12:41. Their team included Ankur Chahar, Durvisha Pawar, Roshan Gond, and Aadhya Singh, who fiercely contested throughout the event. The bronze medal went to Tamil Nadu, which finished third in 2:14:08, with a team made up of Akash Perumalsami, Keerthi S., Sai Lohitaksh K.D., and Aarthi S., exemplifying strong cooperation and perseverance.
In the individual triathlon earlier, Maharashtra’s Parth Sachin Miraje and Dolly Devidas Patil won gold medals, while Mansi Vinod Mohite brought home a silver medal. Aadhya Singh from Madhya Pradesh earned a bronze medal. The Triathlon Mixed Relay highlighted the athletes' incredible commitment and teamwork, receiving enthusiastic applause from the crowd.
The triumphant team from Maharashtra expressed their joy over this accomplishment, appreciating the unique experience of competing in a natural setting. Team member Dolly Devidas Patil stated, “It was our first time swimming in heated water, which was quite different for us.” Parth Sachin Miraje added, “Triathlon events usually occur in the sea, pools, or open water, making this a new and unforgettable experience.”
Regarding managing pressure, Mansi Vinod Mohite remarked, “We depend on consistent practice and the solid support of our coach.” Kaushik Vinay Malandkar emphasized, “The event’s organization was superb, enabling us to concentrate and train with a tranquil mindset.”
The 38th National Games in Uttarakhand will be officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dehradun on Tuesday.
While some sports events are already underway, competitions for most other sports are set to begin on Wednesday across various venues in Uttarakhand. More than 10,000 athletes, coaches, and officials from numerous states, Union Territories, and institutions are expected to participate in medal events at the National Games. Organized by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), the 38th National Games will include 32 sports and four demonstration events.
