H London, N Wilson win diving medals as SSCB emerge Senior Men's National Aquatic champions
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By Our Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, Sep 22 : Hemam London bagged two medals including a gold and a bronze and Ningthoujam Wilson grabbed a silver to inspire Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) the title of the senior men's National Aquatic Championship which concluded in Trivandrum, Kerala.
Hemam London bagged the gold medal in the 1 m springboard event securing highest 310 points. London meanwhile settled for the bronze medal in the 3 m springboard event securing 291 points to finish behind compatriot Surajit Sajbanshi (345 pts) and RSPB's U Abhishek (323.95 pts).
Ningthoujam Wilson in the meantime bagged the silver medal in the platform diving competition with 289 points.
RSPB's Om Rajesh (296.80 pts) and Nihal S Giram (277.95 pts) won the gold and bronze medals in the said competition.
With the contributions of London and Wilson, SSCB topped the men's championship with 31 points as RSPB finished runners up with 21 points. RSPB (Railways) and Madhya Pradesh finished winners and runners up in the women's section with 27 and 18 points respectively.
IMPHAL, Sep 22 : Hemam London bagged two medals including a gold and a bronze and Ningthoujam Wilson grabbed a silver to inspire Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) the title of the senior men's National Aquatic Championship which concluded in Trivandrum, Kerala.
Hemam London bagged the gold medal in the 1 m springboard event securing highest 310 points. London meanwhile settled for the bronze medal in the 3 m springboard event securing 291 points to finish behind compatriot Surajit Sajbanshi (345 pts) and RSPB's U Abhishek (323.95 pts).
Ningthoujam Wilson in the meantime bagged the silver medal in the platform diving competition with 289 points.
RSPB's Om Rajesh (296.80 pts) and Nihal S Giram (277.95 pts) won the gold and bronze medals in the said competition.
With the contributions of London and Wilson, SSCB topped the men's championship with 31 points as RSPB finished runners up with 21 points. RSPB (Railways) and Madhya Pradesh finished winners and runners up in the women's section with 27 and 18 points respectively.