Haryana clinches all three team championships in under-20 National Wrestling

by Kheltoday · April 22, 2025

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A major highlight of the day was the presence of Smt. Raksha Nikhil Khadse, State Minister for Sports & Youth Affairs, and Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Sports Minister of Rajasthan, who attended the event and appreciated the performances of young wrestlers.

Rakesh Thapliyal

Kota: Haryana dominated in the under-20 National Wrestling Championship by winning all three team championships, organized by the Rajasthan State Wrestling Association under the aegis of the Wrestling Federation of India, concluded on Tuesday at Raghurai Indoor Sports Complex, Kota, with thrilling final bouts. Delhi got the second place in all three team categories.

A major highlight of the day was the presence of Smt. Raksha Nikhil Khadse, State Minister for Sports & Youth Affairs, and Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Sports Minister of Rajasthan, who attended the event and appreciated the performances of young wrestlers.

Haryana showcased outstanding performance and dominance by winning the team championship in all three styles — Free Style, Greco-Roman, and Women’s Wrestling.

Team Ranking

Free Style

First: Haryana 194 Points

Second: Delhi 157 Points

Third: Maharashtra 129 Points

Greco Roman Style

First: Haryana 195 Points

Second: Delhi 132 Points

Third: Uttar Pradesh 129 Points

Women’s Wrestling

First: Haryana 215 Points

Second: Delhi 162 Points

Third: Maharashtra 140 Points

The championship concluded on a high note, celebrating young talent, sportsmanship, and the growing stature of wrestling across the country.

On the concluding day, competitions were held in the remaining weight categories, which included 3 Free Style, 3 Women Wrestling & 4 Greco Roman Style.

The day began with the official weigh-in at 7:00 AM, and bouts commenced at 9:30 AM, drawing large crowds and enthusiastic support from fans and officials alike.

One of the most inspiring moments came from Odisha, as a wrestler from the state clinched its first-ever Bronze medal in the 130 kg Greco-Roman category, marking a proud milestone.