Showing posts with label kickboxing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kickboxing. Show all posts

Kick-boxers Without Any Coach Make Darjeeling Proud

11:14 PM
Kick-boxers Without Any Coach Make Darjeeling Proud

The 1st State kickboxing Championship was held in Calcutta and four young lads represented Darjeeling, and brought home laurels.


Kick-boxers Without Any Coach Make Darjeeling Proud
 Kick-boxers Without Any Coach Make Darjeeling Proud in 1st State kickboxing Championship - Photo source DT
What is significant about their win is that these four do not have any coach yet two amongst the four Prakop Rai and Diwas Rai became the new Pro kick boxing champions in their respective weights, and the other two Samden Lepcha and Sonam Lepcha got a Bronze and Silver medal.

More then the victory everyone present in the hall was actually seen cheering for Darjeeling lads. Corresponding with DT, Samden Lepcha one of the fighters, said, "it felt great... we were made to feel very welcome... the crowd appreciated our fighting skills and they were even more amused when they came to know we train on our own."

Lack of efforts on the part of GTA and West Bengal government has rendered many of our sporting talents without any avenue for training and facilities to improve their skills. However, with their sheer hard work, and talent these four lads from Darjeeling have proven that where there is a will, there is a way.

Source: Darjeeling Times

Two Gorkha hill boys to participate in national kickboxing championship

9:07 AM
Two young kickboxing champions from Panighatta, Shiv Gurung and Sachin Tamang, are set to participate in a national-level kickboxing championship in Jammu and Kashmir. The tournament will start on June 22 and will run till June 27. The duo interacted with media persons hear before heading for Kashmir and thanked their coach Bishal Rai and the principle of Rainbow English School for their support.

Kickboxing champions Shiv Gurung (R) and Sachin Tamang.
Kickboxing champions Shiv Gurung (R) and Sachin Tamang.
Shiv and Sachin said they aim to perform well in the tournament and become the national champions in their respective categories. They said the event in Kashmir is a perfect platform to showcase their talent and pave way for international level competitions. The duo has been participating in various events together and have won numerous medals together. Sachin has won six gold medals and one bronze medal at state-level tournaments, while Shiv has won five gold and one silver medal. The duo has requested the people of the hills to pray for them for their victory.

Shiv’s parents RB Gurung and Ratna Gurung and Sachin’s parents Raju Tamang and Sang Maya Tamang are proud of their wards and are confident of them winning the championship. The duo along with six other contestant from both girls and boys division left for Kashmir today, led by Siliguri Kickboxing Association in-charge Bishwanath Rai.

Source: EOI

Gorkha Hills Karate Kickboxers bagged medals state-level championship

10:03 AM
Players of the Gorkha Hills Karate Kickboxing Association have performed well in a state-level championship held in Bhuwaneshwar from February 1 to 3. All the eight Kalimpong players who participated in the championship organised by the All Orissa Kickboxing Association bagged a medal each comprising one gold medal, three silver and four bronze medals.

Gorkha Hills Karate Kickboxers bagged medals
Gorkha Hills Karate Kickboxers bagged medals 

Association instructor Rakesh Basur lauded the achievement of the players during a press meet held at the association’s karate centre in Girls High Secondary School here. Basur praised and congratulated all the eight participants, especially Md. Safikal’s commendable performance in bringing home a gold medal. He said Nitesh Tamang, Pasa Sherpa and Aditya Lepcha won silver, while Pemba Tamang, Raju Gupta and Binita Subba bagged bronze medals, respectively. (EOIC)
 
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