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Tamil Nadu breaks Men's 4 x 100m Medley record in 77th Senior National Aquatic Championships 2024

They eclipsed the record of 3:47.22 set by the Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) back in 2022. Karnataka's Akash Mani, Vidith S Shankar, Kartikeyan Nair, and Srihari Nataraj also broke the record, clocking 3:46.09, but finished second today.

ANI Sep 13, 2024 08:26 IST googleads

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Mangaluru (Karnataka) [India], September 13 (ANI): Nithik Nathella, Danush Suresh, B Benedicton Rohit, and Adhithya Dinesh created a national meet record for Tamil Nadu by clocking 3:45.66 in the men's 4 x 100 m medley relay on the third day of the 77th Senior National Aquatic Championships 2024.
They eclipsed the record of 3:47.22 set by the Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) back in 2022. Karnataka's Akash Mani, Vidith S Shankar, Kartikeyan Nair, and Srihari Nataraj also broke the record, clocking 3:46.09, but finished second today.
The International Aquatic Complex in Yemmekere, Mangaluru, also witnessed Karnataka's Aneesh S Gowda pull away from the rest of the pack as early as the second lap of the men's 1500m freestyle. Dharshan S, also from Karnataka, followed him while the rest of the participants gradually fell behind. With five laps left in the race, Aneesh had opened a fair advantage and went on to finish first comfortably with a time of 16:06.11. Dharshan S came in second at 16:16.83.
In the Women's 800m Freestyle, Telangana's Vritti Agarwal pulled the trigger in the very first lap and went on to claim the top spot in 9:16.14. Bhavya Sachdeva, Shirin, and Sri Charani Tumu were neck and neck behind Vritti till the final lap. It was Delhi's Bhavya who edged out the competition in the final lap to finish second with 9:19.74.
Railway Sports Promotion Board's Bikram Changmai and Dhanush S went head to head in the 200 m Butterfly, trading marginal leads in the first round. However, Harsh Saroha, from Haryana, peaked on the third lap to force himself into contention but Bikram Changmai pulled away in the last lap to win with 2:02.76. While Harsh came in second with 2:03.95.
The Women's 200-meter Butterfly saw Astha Choudhury, Hashika Ramachandra, and Vritti Agarwal engage in a three-way battle from the very first round. Karnataka's Hashika, in a last moment burst of speed, confirmed her third gold medal in the competition with a time of 2:21.16. Vritti Agarwal, from Telangana, followed her closely in second place with a time of 2:21.89.
Women's 50m Backstroke winner Soubrity Mondal was elated after her performance and said, "I just wanted to swim as fast as possible and record my personal best. It feels great to win. I have 200m backstroke coming up tomorrow and I want to get my personal best again, a medal is just a consequence," after the race.
Results:

Men -

1500m Freestyle
1. Aneesh S Gowda (Karnataka) 16:06.11
2. Dharshan S (Karnataka) 16:16.83
3. Sampath Kumar Y (Andhra Pradesh) 16:26.48

200m Butterfly
1. Bikram Changmai (Railway Sports Promotion Board) 2:02.76
2. Harsh Saroha (Haryana) 2:03.95
3. Aryan Preyas Pancha (Gujarat) 2:04.41

50m Backstroke
1. Akash Mani (Karnataka) 26.24
2. Rishabh Anupam Das (Maharashtra) 26.27
3. Vinayak Vijay (SSCB) 26.30

50m Freestyle
1. Mihir Ambre (Maharashtra) 22.66
2. Srihari Nataraj (Karnataka) 23.22
3. Pavan Gupta M S (Railway Sports Promotion Board) 23.32

4 x 100m Medley
1. Nithik Nathella, Danush Suresh, B Benedicton Rohit, Adhithya Dinesh (Tamil Nadu) 3:45.66 NMR
2. Akash Mani, Vidith S Shankar, Kartikeyan Nair, Srihari Nataraj (Karnataka) 3:46.09
3. Rishabh Anupam Das, Deepak Bajirao Patil, Mihir Ambre, Heer Gitesh Shah (Maharashtra) 3:49.74

Women -
800m Freestyle
1. Vritti Agarwa (Telangana) 9:16.14
2. Bhavya Sachdeva (Delhi) 9:19.74
3. Sri Charani Tumu (Karnataka) 9:20.40
200m Butterfly
1. Hashika Ramachandra (Karnataka) 2:21.16
2. Vritti Agarwal (Telangana) 2:21.89
3. Astha Choudhury (RSPB) 2:22.70

50m Backstroke
1. Soubrity Mondal (Bengal) 30.14
2. Vihitha Nayana Loganathan (Karnataka) 30.54
3. Rujuta Prasad Rajadnya (Maharashtra) 30.59

50m Freestyle
1. Mahi Swetraj (Bihar) 26.85
2. Avantika Sudhir Chavan (Railway Sports Promotion Board) 27.01
3. Shivangi Sarma (Railway Sports Promotion Board) 27.30

4 x 100m Medley
1. Pratyasa Ray, Mannata Mishra, Shristi Upadhyaya, Sonia Patel (Odisha) 4:27.90
2. Pratishtha B Dangi, Saanvi Deshwal, Rutuja Prasad Rajadnya, Aditi Satish Hegde (Maharashtra) 4:28.18
3. Kanya Nayyar, Harshitha Jayaram, Astha Choudhary, Shivangi Sarma (Railway Sports Promotion Board) 4:31.16. (ANI)

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