MP Sports News: Madhya Pradesh Shooting Academy players have brought the name of the state on the sports map of the country, Madhya Pradesh State Shooting Academy (Madhya Pradesh State Shooting) Academy) shooters target gold in the men’s team event.
This trio targeted gold
Let us tell you that the academy’s trio of Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, Harshit Binjwa and Goldie Gurjar won the gold medal in the 50m Rifle Senior Men’s Team event. Apart from this, Amit Kumar, Harshit Binjwa and Yakub Siddiqui of the academy also won gold medals in the 50m rifle three-position senior men’s civilian team event.
Got gold in this team event as well
Academy shooters Avinash Yadav, Amit Singrole and Adarsh won the third gold of the team event in the 50m 3-position junior men’s. In this episode, Sameer Ullah Khan, Amit Singrole and Adarsh Tiwari of the academy won the gold medal in the 50m three-position junior men’s civilian team event.
These shooters also performed excellently
In the Championship, Harshit Binjwa of the Academy captured the gold medal with his excellent performance in the Men’s Singles Civilian event. Academy’s own Aishwarya Pratap Singh won a bronze medal in the 50m senior men’s singles event.
Arjun Thakur got silver in skeet junior
On the other hand, Arjit Singh Yadav of Madhya Pradesh State Shooting Academy won gold, Arjun Thakur won silver and Rituraj Bundela won bronze medal in skeet event in the ongoing 65th National Shooting Shotgun Championship in New Delhi. In the senior team event, the academy’s trio of Arjun Thakur, Arjit Singh and Rituraj Bundela won the silver medal. In the junior team event, Arjit Singh Yadav, Rituraj Bundela and Atul Singh Rajawat won the silver medal. In the junior women’s skeet event, Academy’s Vanshika Tiwari, Kajal Singh and Shivani won bronze medals.
set a new national record
Anish Banbal of Haryana created a national record in the ongoing 65th National Shooting Pistol Championship at Madhya Pradesh State Shooting Academy, Bisankhedi, Bhopal. Anish created a new national record by scoring 590 points breaking his own old record of 588 points. It is noteworthy that Anish Banbal was the youngest gold medalist at the Commonwealth Games in 2018 at the age of 15. He is also the Junior National Champion for 5 years.
well done champion🥇
Congratulations to our academy shooters Avinash Yadav, Amit Singrole and Adarsh Tiwari for winning the Gold Medal in the 50m Rifle 3 Positions Junior Men’s Team event of the 65th National Rifle Shooting Championship held at Kerala.
You create new records everyday, increase the pride of the country and the state. pic.twitter.com/NFF7f0four
— Yashodhara Raje Scindia (@yashodhararaje) December 9, 2022