Who Clinched the Team Gold at Youth National Boxing Championships?

Synopsis
The <b>7th Youth Men & Women National Boxing Championships 2025</b> saw SSCB and Haryana dominating their respective categories. With numerous gold medalists qualifying for the upcoming <b>Under-19 Asian Boxing Championship</b>, the event has set the stage for future boxing stars in India. Read on to discover the highlights and standout performers.
Key Takeaways
- SSCB and Haryana excelled at the championships.
- The event was a qualifier for the Under-19 Asian Boxing Championship 2025.
- Haryana’s women boxers demonstrated remarkable skill.
- SSCB dominated the men's category with a strong medal haul.
- Emerging talents signal a bright future for Indian boxing.
Greater Noida, April 28 (NationPress) The Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) and Haryana showcased their boxing prowess at the 7th Youth Men & Women National Boxing Championships 2025. SSCB emerged victorious in the men's team category, while Haryana claimed the title for the women.
The week-long championship, held at Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex, Greater Noida, served as a qualifier for the prestigious Under-19 Asian Boxing Championship 2025. Twenty exceptional male and female boxers who secured gold medals have qualified for this upcoming event.
In the men's category, SSCB delivered a remarkable performance, finishing with six gold, one silver, and two bronze medals, thus clinching the team gold. REC Limited fought valiantly to take second place, securing one gold, three silver, and one bronze. Meanwhile, Haryana’s commendable efforts earned them the team bronze with two individual golds and two bronzes.
In the women's competition, Haryana triumphed, winning the team gold with eight medals, which included three gold and five silver. Delhi closely followed, finishing with the team silver, comprising four gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. Rajasthan completed the top three, achieving team bronze with two gold medals and three bronze finishes.
Individual performances were stellar, particularly in the men's division, where SSCB boxers excelled in key weight categories. Aakash Budwar won gold in the 47-50kg class, while Shivam topped the 50-55kg category. Mausam Suhag reigned in the 60-65kg division, and Rahul Kundu claimed victory in the 70-75kg bracket. In heavier classes, Hemant Sangwan dominated the 85-90kg competition, and Krish captured gold in the 90+kg event, reinforcing SSCB’s dominance.
Haryana’s female boxers displayed exceptional skill and tenacity throughout the tournament. Yakshika won gold in the 48-51kg division, while Vini triumphed in the 57-60kg category. Nisha added a gold medal in the 60-65kg weight class. Additionally, Shikha, Arju, Sarika, and Saniya earned silver medals in their respective categories, highlighting the depth and consistency of the team.
This championship not only highlighted rising talents but also paved the way for India’s robust representation at the U-19 Asian Championships later this year. With fresh energy and significant potential, the future of Indian boxing appears brighter than ever.