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Suhas Claims Second Gold at Junior National Aquatics
Suhas Preetham Mylari is a swimmer from Telangana.
He won a gold medal at a national junior swimming championship.
This was his second gold medal in the competition.
He won the 50 metres backstroke race.
He finished in 26.95 seconds.
Aryan Abhijit Patil came second.
Aman Abhijit Sungan came third.
Suhas trains in Hyderabad with coach Ayush Yadav.
Suhas Preetham Mylari won his second gold medal at the 52nd Junior National Aquatic Championship.
He won the men’s 50 metres backstroke in 26.95 seconds.
Karnataka’s Aryan Abhijit Patil finished second in 27.54 seconds.
Karnataka’s Aman Abhijit Sungan took third in 27.57 seconds.
Suhas trains at Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad under coach Ayush Yadav.
- Who
- Telangana swimmer Suhas Preetham Mylari won the race.
- What
- He won the men’s 50 metres backstroke and secured his second gold medal.
- Where
- The championship is being held in Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
- When
- During the 52nd Junior National Aquatic Championship; the article gives no specific date.
- Why
Key facts
- Event
- 52nd Junior National Aquatic Championship
- Race
- Men’s 50 metres backstroke
- Winner
- Suhas Preetham Mylari, Telangana
- Winning time
- 26.95 seconds
- Second place
- Aryan Abhijit Patil, Karnataka, in 27.54 seconds
- Third place
- Aman Abhijit Sungan, Karnataka, in 27.57 seconds
- Coach and training venue
- Ayush Yadav; Gachibowli Stadium, Hyderabad
Sources
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