Organised by the Asia Federation of Pickleball (AFP), the three day championship brought together some of Asia\u2019s leading emerging junior pickleball talent across multiple age categories. The tournament provided young athletes with a high performance international platform to compete against strong opposition, gain valuable international exposure and represent their countries on the continental stage.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s medal winning campaign was led by Stuti and Anjali, who clinched the gold medal in the U18 Girls\u2019 Doubles after an impressive campaign. Anjali Pol added another medal to India\u2019s tally by securing the silver medal in the U18 Girls\u2019 Singles, while Aadya and Keerthi secured the bronze medal in the U12 Girls\u2019 Doubles.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Commenting on the performance, Arvind Prabhoo said, \u201cThis is a very encouraging performance from our young Indian players at the Asian Junior Championship. Winning a gold, silver and bronze across different age categories reflects the growing depth and potential of junior pickleball in India. International exposure at this stage is extremely important for the development of these athletes, and performances like these give us great confidence in the future of Indian pickleball.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s medal winning campaign was led by Stuti and Anjali, who clinched the gold medal in the U18 Girls\u2019 Doubles after an impressive campaign. Anjali Pol added another medal to India\u2019s tally by securing the silver medal in the U18 Girls\u2019 Singles, while Aadya and Keerthi secured the bronze medal in the U12 Girls\u2019 Doubles.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s three medal haul, comprising one gold, one silver and one bronze, reflects the growing strength of the country\u2019s junior pickleball talent and provides positive momentum for the young athletes as they continue to gain experience on the international stage.<\/p>\r\n\r\n