Winners of Under 16 Wrestling event with match officials and SASA officials on January 28 in Kohima. (Morung Photo)
Our Correspondent
Kohima | January 28
Medongozo Kintso of Kidima village today emerged the champion title of Under-16 wrestling event of 60th Southern Angami Sports Association (SASA) Annual Sports Meet 2022 here at Khuochiezie (Kohima Local Ground).
In the final bout, Medongozo defeated Visabu Yhoshu of Kigwema village to win the title. Rokosetuo Tsochü of Mima village and Neisato Bei-o of Kigwema village were placed third and fourth position winners respectively.
The four winners will get Rs 20,000, Rs 15,000, Rs 10,000 and Rs 5,000 respectively while quarter finalists will get Rs 2000 each during the valedictory function of the meet on February 4.
Meanwhile, athletics and games event will take place from February 1 at Jakhama and Kimipfiiphe, Kigwema Grounds.
Angami Sports Association (ASA) president Lhoubeizo Kesiyie will grace the event as the special guest.
Closing function has been scheduled for February 4 at Jakhama Local Ground with Videlalie Zashiimo, DIGP Borders, Dimapur as the closing guest.
Indoor games results
TABLE TENNIS:
• Women’s Singles: Champion: Viphretuonuo Meze (Jakhama); Runners-up: Thejano Lüho (Khuzama)
• Women’s Doubles: Champion: Vizünu & Rüküvonü Sothu (Viswema); Runners-up: Vakranuo Ngukha & Medovonuo Rhutsu (Mima)
• Men’s Singles: Champion: Metevito Kintso (Kidima); Runners-up: Kevichüto Yhoshü (Kigwema)
• Men’s Doubles: Champion: Khrielie Zashümo & Thejanguzo Zashümo (Phesama); Runners-up: Khrievi Thaprü & Unei Lüho (Khuzama)
BADMINTON:
• Women’s Singles: Champion: Abeino Neihu (Kigwema); Runners-up: Viravono Toso (Viswema)
• Men’s Singles: Champion: Ayo Sakhrü (Kidima); Runners-up: Keneikhoto Yano (Kigwema)
• Women’s Doubles: Champion: Viravonu Toso & Vilasanu Rhetso; Runners-up: Kekhriesino & Kelezono Kere
• Mixed Doubles: Champion: Neiseizo Yano & Abeino Neihu (Kigwema); Runners-up: Vil Pusa & Pulenu Neikha (Viswema)
• Men’s Doubles: Champion: Ketoulezo Tacü & Chedevi Mejura (Phesama); Runners-up: Keneikhoto Yano & Zhazoto Sale (Kigwema)
