Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Mar 30: The 19th UT J&K Wushu Championship 2025 concluded successfully at Indoor Sports Complex, Bhagwati Nagar, Jammu, witnessing participation of over 1,000 athletes from 20 districts and five Khelo India Centres across the Union Territory. The championship was organized by the Wushu Association of Jammu and Kashmir in collaboration with the J&K Sports Council under the supervision of General Secretary Bhavneet.
In Under-5 boys (below 15 kg), Atharav won gold, while Aadvik Singh Manhas took silver and Avyaan Bhandari and Hiyaan Singh secured bronze medals. In Under-7 girls (below 18 kg), Saysha clinched gold, Yukti Sharma won silver and Sanvi Sharma and Roohi took bronze. In Under-7 boys (below 21 kg), Saeed Bhat won gold, Utkarsh Singh silver and Kavish Chib and Adyant Singh bronze, while in girls category Amirya, Mishi Rakwal and Mishty finished as gold, silver and bronze winners.
In Under-7 boys (below 24 kg), Agum bagged gold, Anuvhab silver, while Prikshit Bhagat and Himansh took bronze. In below 28 kg, Anshan Sharma secured gold, Anmol silver and Amaan-ul-Islam and Usman Bilal bronze.
In Under-9 categories, winners included Mohd Aariz Mir, Aayan, Prashant Jamwal and Burhan Nazir (below 20 kg boys); Paras Kumar, Shazaib, Mohammad Arish Mir and Aniket (below 24 kg boys); Bunfsha, Kriti Koul, Areena Shakeel and Nimrat Kour (girls); Mivaan, Muneeb Mushtaq, Prabhjot Singh and Talah Ibin Hassan (below 28 kg boys); Zainab Zehra, Jeeva Badyal, Shivanya and Guzarish (girls); Shah Furkaan Ali, Afan Shabir, Shaurya Chowdhary and Vihaan (below 32 kg boys).
In Under-12 categories, gold medallists were Burhan Bashir, Aarav, Zargar Mehran, Ridhvika Jain, Amaan Ullah Khan, Fatima Khaleel, Naveed Fayaz and Anvi, with silver winners Sami-ul-Islam, Aayansh Chibber, Riaan Puri, Myra Verma, Mohammad Shoaib Sheikh, Elisa Rajput, Zeeyan Younis and Pranjal Sharma, while bronze medalists included Akshat Singh, Usman Bin Rafiq, Anmol, Yasir Bashir, Diwansh, Priyanshi Gupta, Hurain Bilal, Mohd Rehan Bhat, Ayush Katoch, Ineesa Chandel, Divyanshi Sharma, Rajuansh, Kafeel Raza, Manpreet Wazir and Hadiya Javid.
In Under-14 boys, gold winners were Rudra Sharma, Soham Sharma, Ab Rehman, Zubair Yousuf, Saliq Bilal, Vasudev Singh, Bhanu Pratap, Aasim and Ehsan-ul-Haq, while silver medals went to Abhimanu, Chitwan Rakwal, Nadeem Riyaz, Sabiya Verma, Rehan Fayaz, Zargar Shamuwiel, Mohammad Arif, Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Areeb. Bronze medalists included Subhan Ali, Abhimainu, Sakshdeep, Samar Pratap, Suyal Parihar, Mohd Anzar Nawaz, Zaheem-ul-Islam, Momin, Shakeel, Parth Bhandari, Sahil Mushtaq, Mohd Usman Mattoo, Basit Imtiyaz, Azmat Bashir, Muzaffar Ahmad, Madhav Singh Jamwal, Hashim Altaf and Numaan Masraf.
In Under-14 girls, Zainab Mushtaq won gold in open category followed by Nooran Goni, while Manvi Gupta and Sania Mukhtar secured bronze. Aditi Sharma, Aayat Iqbal, Anaya and Vanshika were winners in below 36 kg, while Geenakshi Mehra, Sadhvi Shan, Tabasum Showkat and Taksheen Zehra excelled in below 39 kg.
In junior girls, Mehwish Rashid, Haniya Sarfaraz, Rutba Shabir and Anum Ajaz won gold, while Khushi Sharma, Hadiya Mushtaq, Shagun and Kriti Badyal secured silver medals. Bronze medalists included Soliya Sohail, Priya, Asba Bilal, Khushi, Zainab Nisar and Noora Binte Zameer.
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