Rajasthan boys and Karnataka girls recorded three wins in a row in their respective groups and moved into the quarterfinals in the National youth basketball championships here on Sunday.
Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Haryana, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh in the boys’ section and Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Punjab among the girls also entered the quarterfinals.
Select results:
Level 1:
Boys: Group A: Karnataka 87 (Adhithya Shenoy 21, Kushal Singh 19, Harshan Yatish 15) bt Chandigarh 55 (Sachin 18, Nikhil 11); Tamil Nadu 85 (Vishal V. 25, Yadesh Kumar 17, Priyadarshan A.R. 15) bt Madhya Pradesh 73 (Anuj Verma 24, Tohid Shaikh 18, Krishna Suneria 18); Rajasthan 88 (Mohammed Raza Khan 28, Piyush Choudhary 25, Bhupendra Singh Rathore 13) bt Tamil Nadu 80 (Akash 28, Yadesh Kumar 21, Priyadarshan A.R. 20).
Group B: Rajasthan 99 (Piyush Choudhary 27, Bupendra Singh Rathore 19, Rajneesh Kumar 16) bt Telangana 62 (Saharsh Maheswar 17, Karan Den 10); Haryana 82 (Veer Singh 24, Ajay 20) bt Uttar Pradesh 79 (Sumit Singh 20).
Girls: Group A: Maharashtra 53 (Reva Kulkarni 11, Vedika Singh 11) bt Rajasthan 38 (Divanshi Sharma 12); Tamil Nadu 71 (Jefrin A. 17, Sumitra Devi 15) bt Rajasthan 25 (Jaya Dadhich 14).
Group B: Karnataka 75 (Nidhi Umesh 11, Taarusree Tarun 11) bt Haryana 28 (Prachi 12); Kerala 71 (Liya Maria 21, Arthika K. 20, Diya Biju 16) bt Punjab 65 (Tishmeet Kaur 20, Gagandeep Kaur 18).
Level 2:
Boys: Group C: Delhi bt Mizoram 63-27; Group D: Odisha bt Manipur 38-24; Group E: Maharashtra bt West Bengal 78-73, West Bengal bt Assam 52-36; Group F: Andhra Pradesh bt Arunachal Pradesh 60-8.
Girls: Group C: Telangana bt West Bengal 48-19; Group D: Puducherry bt Bihar 49-10, Delhi bt Puducherry 61-60; Group E: Assam bt Odisha 37-18; Group F: Jammu and Kashmir bt Andhra Pradesh 45-43.
Published – December 02, 2024 05:26 am IST
