Hosted at Nandininagar Mahavidyalaya, the tournament served as an important competitive platform for athletes aiming to strengthen their position in the national circuit, particularly those who had missed out on opportunities at the Senior National Championships earlier in the season.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Several emerging wrestlers made strong impressions across the divisions, with Ankush (50kg), Nishu (53kg), Nisha (55kg), Reena (57kg), Sito (59kg), Vaishnavi Dilip Patil (62kg), Anjali (65kg), Anshu Rajkumar (68kg), Bipasha (72kg) and Itisha Choudhary (76kg) clinching gold medals in their respective categories.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Speaking after the successful completion of the women\u2019s events on Tuesday, WFI president Sanjay Singh praised the standard of competition and highlighted the importance of the tournament in broadening the talent pool within Indian wrestling.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cI extend my congratulations to all the medalists and participants in the Women's Wrestling category. This tournament served as a vital platform for wrestlers who could not make it to the Senior Nationals, allowing them to step up and do their absolute best,\u201d Singh said.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cFor those who were previously left out, this event provided a great opportunity to showcase their talent and secure future opportunities within our national framework. I am confident that the champions crowned here will go on to represent Indian wrestling strongly on the international stage,\u201d he added.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the standout performances, Vaishnavi Dilip Patil emerged victorious in the 62kg category ahead of Anjali, while Anshu Rajkumar secured the top podium spot in the 68kg division. In the heavier categories, Bipasha claimed gold in 72kg, and Itisha Choudhary topped the 76kg field.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The silver medals were won by Rachana (50kg), Himanshi (53kg), Naina (55kg), Kajal Choudhary (57kg), Simran (59kg), Anjali (62kg), Dishun (65kg), Bhateri (68kg), Riya Kaushik (72kg), and Pooja (76kg).<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the standout performances, Vaishnavi Dilip Patil emerged victorious in the 62kg category ahead of Anjali, while Anshu Rajkumar secured the top podium spot in the 68kg division. In the heavier categories, Bipasha claimed gold in 72kg, and Itisha Choudhary topped the 76kg field.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The completion of the women\u2019s events marks another significant step in WFI\u2019s domestic calendar as the federation continues to identify and develop talent for future international competitions.<\/p>\r\n\r\n