Kabir shines in Swimming, Pahel sweeps TT event at SFA

by Ria

Mumbai, December 10: Kabir Khubchandani of Jamnabai Narsee School stole the spotlight at the swimming event of Sports For All, powered by Byju's, cornering a whopping five gold medals here on Tuesday at the Prabodhankar Thackeray Krida Sankul .

Similarly, Pahel Shah of St. Gregorious High School won three gold medals for her brilliant performance in table-tennis in the U-15 as well as the U-17 categories.

Young Kabir was in perfect form this morning as he began his medal haul with the 50 m freestyle swimming event where he clocked an impressive 00:36.10 secs, while Aashrey Kini of Fr. Agnel, Vashi who finished the swim in 00:44.69 secs won the silver. Pratyaksh Parmar of LRSM Visanji put up a tough fight and took home the bronze medal for his impressive timing of 00:45.23 secs.

Kabir went on to conquer the 200 m Individual Medley in his age category by registering a time of 3:27.74 minutes followed by Pratyaksh and Aashrey who posted 4:02.78 minutes and 4:05.94 minutes to secure the the silver and bronze respectively.

Meanwhile, at the University of Mumbai Sports Complex, Kalina, Pahel Shah of St. Gregorious High School eked out a stylish victory in the U-17 Girls' Singles match as she took home the gold medal by defeating schoolmate Bhoomi Thacker 3-1 (11-7, 11-9, 11-13, 11-4).

Annisha Patra of DAV International School picked up a stunning 3-0 victory against Esha Shah of Thakur International School and earned the bronze medal for the feat.

Pahel Shah went on to pocket the gold medals in the U-15 Girls' Singles by defeating Annisha Patra 3-0 (11-4, 11-5, 11-4), essentially sweeping SFA's table-tennis challenge.

Elsewhere, the fiery cagers of Vile Parle School (A) were crowned basketball champs in the U-14 Boys' category as they defeated the boys of Vibgyor High, Goregaon in a close encounter 34-33.

Earlier in the day, Patnagar English BMC School thrashed Gurukul Educational Institution 28-17 to win the bronze medal in the U-14 Boys' basketball event.

At SFA's Kabaddi event, Swami Vivekanand Hindi BMC School's U-17 Girls' team earned a scintillating victory against the lasses of S. G. Barve Marg Municipal Hindi School 50-30.

Key Results:

Swimming

U-8 Boys' 200 m Individual Medley
1. Kabir Khubchandani (Jamnabai Narsee School) 3:27.74
2. Pratyaksh Parmar (LRSM Visanji) 4:02.78
3. Aashrey Kini (Fr. Agnel, Vashi) 4:05.94

U-8 Boys' 50 m Freestyle
1. Kabir Khubchandani (Jamnabai Narsee School) 00:36.10
2. Aashrey Kini (Fr. Agnel, Vashi) 00:44.69
3. Pratyaksh Parmar (LRSM Visanji) 00:45.23

U-8 Boys' 50 m Breaststroke
1. Kabir Khubchandani (Jamnabai Narsee School) 00:55.78
2. Pratyaksh Parmar (LRSM Visanji) 1:01.49
3. Aashrey Kini (Fr. Agnel, Vashi) 1:05.25

U-12 Boys' 200 m Individual Medley
1. Hridanshu Mishra (Parle Tilak Vidyalaya English Medium School) 2:56.44
2. Shwet Poojary (SSRVM, Mulund) 2:59.63
3. Raghav Jetlet (Gokuldham School) 3:00.42

U-12 Girls' 200 m Individual Medley
1. Raghvi (Rainbow International) 2:54.70
2. Vanshika Parti (DPS Nerul) 3:02.60
3. Nirmayee Ambekar (Thane Police School) 3:03.90

Table-Tennis

U-17 Girls' Finals
Pahel Shah (St. Gregorious High School) bt Bhoomi Thacker (St. Gregorious High School) 3-1 (11-7, 11-9, 11-13, 11-4)

U-17 Girls' 3rd Place
Annisha Patra (DAV International School) bt Esha Shah (Thakur International School) 3-0 (11-2, 11-9, 11-8)

Basketball

U-14 Boys' Final
Vile Parle School (A) bt Vibgyor High, Goregaon 34-33

U-14 Boys' 3rd Place
Pantnagar English BMC School bt Gurukul Educational Instituion 28-17

Kabaddi

U-17 Girls' Final
Swami Vivekanand Hindi BMC School bt S. G. Barve Marg Municipal Hindi School 50-30

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