Mangaluru: Tanmay Kottari bags two silver medals in 59th national roller skating championship


Mounesh Vishwakarma

Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (MS)

Mangaluru, Mar 20: Tanmay M Kottari, who represented Karnataka in the 59th national level roller skating championship organized by Roller Skating Federation of India in New Delhi, has bagged two silver medals.

Tanmay is the son of Mohan Kottari and Sunita Mohan, residents of Prashant Nagar in Derebail here. He is studying in the eighth grade at Canara CBSE school in the city.

At a tender age of three and a half years itself, Tanmay had shown inclination towards roller skating. So far he has won more than 75 medals in various competitions from district level to national level. He won the Dakshina Kannada district level championship six times in a row. In addition, he has been a champion in the Dasara skating championship twice. Tanmay has won state and south India level roller skating competitions also.

Tanmay won three gold medals and was declared national champion in the All India Open national skating championship that was held at Pondicherry in May 2017.

So far Tanmay has won three gold medals and two silver medals in the national level, 16 medals in state level and 12 medals in south zone competitions. He is shaping into an outstanding skater.

Mohandas K is training Tanmay at High Flyers Skating Club of the city.

 

 

  

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