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SFA Championships 2024: Priyanshu Jaiswal wins U16 2000m gold on Day 2

Published at :December 4, 2024 at 1:47 AM
Modified at :December 4, 2024 at 1:47 AM
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Carrom, Chess, Athletics and Tennis were some of the sports disciplines that took place on Day 2 of SFA Championships 2024.

The SFA Championships 2024 in Mumbai showcased exciting athletics on Day 2. In the boys’ U-16 2000m tournament, Priyanshu Jaiswal from Jindal Vidya Mandir Vasing won the gold medal with a time of 8:31.30. He was followed by Jamdar Viraj from Asitva Prahladri Kagzi Institute, who secured the silver medal with a time of 9:36.86.

The SFA Championships 2024 have brought a thrilling lineup of 27 sports to Mumbai for the seventh edition. Tuesday, Day 2 of the Championships in the city, witnessed the start of Carrom, Chess, Athletics and Tennis with further events scheduled for the coming days.

Sports For All (SFA) is committed to professionalising, organising, and monetising grassroots sports, aiming to foster a culture that values and invests in sports nationwide. The championships this year will run until December 12th, roping in participants from across Jaipur in a hunt for the best talents.

This year, more than 21,000 athletes from 790 schools, ranging from ages 3 to 18, are competing across multiple venues in the city, highlighting the event’s remarkable growth and its commitment to nurturing young sporting talent.

Prisha Mundra from Vibgyor High in Malad East won gold in U-7 chess, with Vedah Chaadva from Somaiya School in Ghatkopar taking silver. In U-10 athletics, Kaavya and Zia from JBCN International School in Parel secured gold and silver in shot put with distances of 6.93 meters and 6.91 meters, respectively.

For the boys, Tanay Periwal from Oberoi International School in Goregaon won gold, while Arsh Saudagar from Orchids International School in Malad took silver, achieving 6.83 meters and 5.70 meters. 

Meanwhile, in the U-10 long jump, Aryaman Jain from Rustomjee Cambridge International School won gold with a jump of 3.71 meters, followed by Rishabh Sridhar from Bombay International School at 3.67 meters.

The Championships this year will be peppered with special days, adding to the excitement. Wednesday, December 4, will be celebrated as Flag Off day, while Saturday, December 7, will be reserved for celebrating the achievements of women in a special ‘She is Gold’ day.

Eighty per cent of the events on the day will feature women, who will also get to engage in special activities. Finally, Wednesday, December 11, will focus on the accomplishments of those in the dugouts, with a celebration of ‘Coach Day.’

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