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Secunderabad Young Sailors Win Five Medals at Junior Nationals
Young sailors from the Secunderabad Sailing Club competed in a national sailing event.
The event took place at the Krishna Raja Sagara reservoir in Mandya, Mysuru.
The club won five medals altogether.
Three of those medals were gold.
Krithika Vishwanathan won the ILCA 4 class.
Shringari Roy won the Optimist Main fleet.
Diya Patel and Ishi Gupta won the 420 doubles class.
Srishti Singh won silver and Kovidh Kiran won bronze.
Coach Arjun Pradipak said he hopes to build an academy that helps young sailors train and study.
Secunderabad Sailing Club sailors won five medals at the YAI Youth & Multi Class Championship in Mandya, Mysuru.
The club secured three gold medals in the ILCA 4, Optimist Main and 420 classes.
Krithika Vishwanathan and Shringari Roy won gold in the ILCA 4 and Optimist Main fleets.
Diya Patel and Ishi Gupta won the 420 doubles class, while Srishti Singh took Optimist silver.
Kovidh Kiran won bronze in the Green Fleet under a programme led by coach Arjun Pradipak.
- Who
- Young sailors from the Secunderabad Sailing Club, coached by Arjun Pradipak.
- What
- They won five medals, including three golds, at the YAI Youth & Multi Class Championship.
- Where
- The Krishna Raja Sagara reservoir in Mandya, Mysuru.
- When
- Recently; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The sailors competed in a Junior National Ranking Regatta as part of the club’s training programme.
Key facts
- Club
- Secunderabad Sailing Club
- Competition
- Yachting Association of India Youth & Multi Class Championship
- Event status
- Junior National Ranking Regatta
- Venue
- Krishna Raja Sagara reservoir, Mandya, Mysuru
- Medal total
- Five medals
- Gold medals
- Three
- Coach and commodore
- Arjun Pradipak
Quotes
Arjun Pradipak
Coach and Commodore of the Secunderabad Sailing Club
“My dream is to build a sailing academy in clean waters like the Krishna Raja Sagara, where sailors can train in a safe environment. An academy that spots talent early and gives it a genuine pathway to the Asian Games and the Olympics, while helping our young sailors keep up with their academics, so no one has to choose between a competitive career and their education”
deccanchronicle.com
“Four medals in the girls’ fleets, including three golds, show what these sailors are capable of.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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