Indian women wrestlers delivered a dominant performance on the second day of the Under-15 Asian Wrestling Championships in Pattaya, Thailand, clinching three gold medals and ensuring a 100 per cent podium record in all eight medal bouts contested on Sunday.
Gold medal winners
Samruddhi Satish Patil (33kg), Vinakshi (46kg), and Disha Shokeen (66kg) captured gold medals in their respective weight categories to headline a stellar day for the Indian contingent. Alongside the three golds, India also secured two silver and three bronze medals, with every Indian grappler reaching the podium.
Greco-Roman team standings
Meanwhile, the Indian Under-15 Greco-Roman team finished third overall in the team standings, accumulating 150 points from their opening-day performances. Uzbekistan claimed the top spot with 171 points, while Kazakhstan finished second with 167 points.
Dominant finals performances
In the women's events, Shokeen was clinical in the 66kg final, registering an authoritative 11-0 win by technical superiority over Japan's Nowa Doike. In the 33kg title clash, Patil defeated Uzbekistan's Madina Nosirova 8-2. Vinakshi overcame another Uzbek grappler, Muslima Hojimamatova, 7-4 to claim the 46kg final.
Silver and bronze medals
Divya Rani (36kg) and Dnyaneshwari Vrusheshwar Shinde (42kg) settled for silver medals after losing to Japanese opponents in their respective finals. Rani lost 2-6 to Sara Kori, while Shinde suffered a narrow 7-9 defeat to Ramu Sugibayashi.
India also swept all three bronze-medal playoffs. Nisha Mor (54kg) secured an 8-0 victory by fall against Chinese Taipei's Lo I Huang. Dipanshi (58kg) defeated Mongolia's Anudari Bayanmunkh 6-1. Anjali Santosh Vetal (62kg) outclassed Mongolia's Khongorzul Lkhagva Ochir 15-2 via technical superiority.
Complete day 2 results (Women's Wrestling)
- Gold: Samruddhi Satish Patil (33 kg) def. Madina Nosirova (UZB), 8-2
- Gold: Vinakshi (46 kg) def. Muslima Hojimamatova (UZB), 7-4
- Gold: Disha Shokeen (66 kg) def. Nowa Doike (JPN), 11-0
- Silver: Divya Rani (36 kg) lost to Sara Kori (JPN), 2-6
- Silver: Dnyaneshwari Vrusheshwar Shinde (42 kg) lost to Ramu Sugibayashi (JPN), 7-9
- Bronze: Nisha Mor (54 kg) def. Lo I Huang (TPE), 8-0 (Fall)
- Bronze: Dipanshi (58 kg) def. Anudari Bayanmunkh (MGL), 6-1
- Bronze: Anjali Santosh Vetal (62 kg) def. Khongorzul Lkhagva Ochir (MGL), 15-2
