India wins 11 medals at Asian U18 Athletics Championship 2025

Overview: India’s U18 athletes delivered a stellar performance at the 2025 Asian Championships, securing 11 medals—1 gold, 5 silver and 5 bronze. Himanshu’s javelin throw of 67.57 m won India’s lone gold, while Nitin Gupta and Tannu starred in race walk and sprint events.


India wins 11 medals at Asian U18 Athletics Championship 2025

The Asian U18 Athletics Championships 2025 brought 11 medals to India through a combination of one gold and five silver and five bronze medals. The championships brought success to Himanshu through his gold medal javelin victory while Nitin Gupta received silver from the 5000m race and Tannu earned silver from running 400m and Nischay acquired silver from the shot put competition. Aarti gained two bronze medals during the 100m and 200m sprint competitions while establishing new personal best records. India displayed its growing athletic promise through this performance which ensured more victories will emerge in upcoming athletic competitions.

Highlights from Asian U18 Athletics Championships 2025:

Gold Medal:

  • India won its one and only gold medal during the boys’ javelin event when Himanshu triumphed.

  • His first javelin throw travelled 67.57 meters to earn himself the number one position by beating Lu Hao (63.45 meters) and Ruslan Sadullaev (61.96 meters).

Silver Medals:

  • Nitin Gupta (Boys' 5000m Walk)

    • Time: 20:21.51 (0.01 seconds behind Zhu Ninghao)

  • Tannu (Girls' 400m Sprint)

    • The athlete finished 57.63 seconds behind Japanese runner Imamine Saki who had 57.27 seconds.

  • Nischay (Boys' Shot Put)

    • Personal best: 19.59 meters

  • Mumbai (Disc Throw)

    • Distance: 58.85 meters

  • Devak Bhushan (Boys' High Jump)

    • Jump: 2.03 meters

  • Boys' Medley Relay Team (Chiranth, Sayed Sabeer, Saket Minj, Kadir Khan)

    • Time: 1:52.15 (Youth national record

Bronze Medals:

  • Aarti won bronze in the girls' 100m sprint then moved to win bronze in the 200m race both resulting in new lifetime high records with times of 11.93s and 24.31s respectively.

  • Anchal Sajesh Patil finished below the bronze medal position in girls' high jump after clearing 1.65m.

Conclusion:

Youth athletes from India demonstrated their athletic abilities and dedication while competing at Asian U18 Championships where they achieved diverse medals in athletic competitions. The track and field athletes achieved notable achievements including one gold medal in javelin while securing several silver medals along with creating multiple new best results which indicated their potential for developing Indian athletics.

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