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 Kathmandu Thursday July 26, 2001 Shrawan 11,  2058.


Army, Police dominate Athletic events

Post Report

KATHMANDU, July 25 – Tribhuvan Club and Mahendra Police Club players showed their dominance in the athletics as the selection matches for the upcoming 9th SAF Games kicked off Wednesday in the Dashrath Stadium here.

Sitaram Chaudhari of Mahendra Police Club set a new national record in triple-jump event as he jumped 15.20 meters. He also held the previous record of 15.10 meters.

The triumph of the Nepal Police continued with the 1500m women’s event, which Kanchimaya Koju won in 4:52.59sec followed by Nirmala Bharati from the same team. Alisa Awal of the Central Region finished third.

Police team also clinched the 100m women’s sprint as Devimaya Paneru clocked 12.38 seconds to finish just 0.34 seconds ahead of Smigya Shakya of the Central Region.

The lady police team dominated the women’s events completely as Bishnu Kafle crossed the finish line in the 400m race in 1:03.15sec followed by her teammate Bina Shrestha.

The army players were not far behind the police team as they clinched three top spots today. Gyan Bahadur Bohara of Trivhuban Club completed the 5000m race in 15:00.97sec, clinched the first place. Bohara, a well-known athlete, touched the ribbon just ahead of his colleague Narayan Chand. Nepal Police’s Yubaraj Adhikari finished third.

The other winners of the day for the Trivhuban Club were Hut Bahadur Joshi in men’s 800m race with a timing of 1:54.10sec and Aasha Ram Chaudhari in 400m at 49.49sec.


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