Shreyasi Singh crowned National Champion in Women's Trap for second year running


Patiala, Dec 3 (IANS): Bihar's Shreyasi Singh won her second Clay Pigeon Trap Shooting Women's title at the 64th National Championship, being held at the New Moti Bagh Gun Club Ranges here on Thursday.

This was Shreyasi's fifth individual career National title and her second in Women's Trap.

The reigning Commonwealth Games Champion won with a finals score of 34, ahead of Madhya Pradesh's Pragati Dubey and ONGC's Shagun Chowdhary, who ended with scores of 31 and 27 respectively.

In the Junior Women's Trap, Aadya Tripathi from Delhi bagged the gold with a final score of 38 ahead of Delhi's Divya Singh and Bhavya Tripathi with scores of 36 and 28 respectively.

Meanwhile, in Bhopal, Rajshree Anilkumar Sancheti won the 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team Competition partnering with Paarth Makhija to beat the Gujarat Duo, Elavenil Valarivan and Keval 17-11 in the finals. This was Rajshree's second gold, having won the individual Women's 10m Air Rifle Competition earlier.

In the 50m Rifle Prone Men's Nationals, Swapnil Suresh Kusale from Railways was declared the champion with a total score of 625.40x. Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar and Goldi Gurjar from Madhya Pradesh came second and third respectively with scores of 623.80 and 623.40.

 

  

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