In the West Zone Fencing Championship, the players of Madhya Pradesh performed brilliantly, winning one gold medal, one silver medal and three bronze medals on the second and final day. The championship concluded here on Monday.
With this, Madhya Pradesh captured a total of 10 medals, including four gold, two silver and four bronze in the championship.
On this achievement earned by the swordsmen of Madhya Pradesh, the Minister of Sports and Youth Welfare, Jeetu Patwari and Director Sports and Youth Welfare S. L. Thousen has expressed happiness and congratulated the medal winning players.
On the second day of the championship played in Nashik (Maharashtra), the academy's international player Amit Singh Gusai won the gold medal after performing brilliantly in the EP individual.
Academy player T. Sai Sanket won bronze medal in Foil Balak Individual, Sohan Gavai in Saber Balak Individual, Purna Singh in Sable Girls Individual and Khushi Dabhade won bronze in EP Girl Individual.
It is noteworthy that out of 24 players in the MP team, 17 players are from MP State Fencing Academy, who are undergoing training in fencing from Bhupendra Singh Chauhan, Chief Instructor of Fencing Academy.
Meanwhile, in RGPV State Level Karate Championship-2019 Karate Academy player Riddhi Chabe won gold medal.
At the Rajiv Gandhi Technological University State Level Karate Championship held in Vidisha last day, Riddhi Chaubey of Madhya Pradesh State Karate Academy won the gold medal in the individual women's kumite competition of Senior Women - 66 kg weight category.
Riddhi Chabe won this medal by defeating Vidisha's player 8-0 in the final. Riddhi has been selected for the upcoming All India University Karate Championship.
Minister of Sports and Youth Welfare Jeetu Patwari and Director of Sports S. L. Thousen has congratulated and congratulated Riddhi Chaubey.
Riddhi Chaubey is training under the guidance of Shihan Jayadev Sharma, chief instructor of Karate Academy.