Pak Army leading the Medals Table with 140 Golds; Wapda at No. 2 with 75 Gold

Quetta: Showing continued dominance and maintaining its supremacy in the ongoing 34th National Games in Quetta, the Pakistan Army has won 140 gold medals so far,

to make it to the top of the medals table of the Games.
Pakistan WAPDA is second with 75 gold, while Pakistan Navy is in third position with 28 gold medals.
Overall,

Army has won a total of 286 medals including 140 gold, 100 silver and 46 bronze medals in the 34th National Games followed by Pakistan Wapda with 75 gold, 65 silver and 59 bronze medals (a total of 199) while the Navy has 28 gold, 30 silver and 46 bronze medals. It is in the third position by getting a total of 104 medals.

On the points table, Pakistan Air Force is fourth with 7 gold, 20 silver and 31 bronze (a total of 58), Higher Education Commission (HEC) is fifth with 6 gold, 13 silver and 68 bronze (a total of 87). Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is sixth with 4 gold, 5 silver and 32 bronze (total 41), Sindh is seventh with 3 gold, 9 silver and 18 bronze medals, (total 30) Punjab is eighth with 3 gold, 7 silver and 34 bronze (total 44), Pakistan Railways is ninth and has 2 gold, 6 silver and 21 bronze (total 29).

Balochistan is tenth with 1 gold, 11 silver and 27 bronze (total 39), Pakistan Police is eleventh with 1 gold and 9 bronze (total 10), and Islamabad is in twelfth position with 6 bronze medals in National Games, However, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir have not won any medal so far.

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34th National Games: Army’s men and women steal the show in Taekwondo khyrougi event

QUETTA: Keeping its overall supremacy in the 34th National Games, the Army team also excelled in the Taekwondo event of the Games in Quetta by securing various gold and silver medals in various categories of the Khyrougi event.
In the Men’s Khyrougi event of -54 kg, Shahbaz of Airforce won the Gold medal to secure first place (2-0) while Army’s Abu Bakar won the silver medal to secure second place and HEC  Hassan secured the bronze to win third place in the contest.  Samra won fourth place.
In the -58 kg Men’s Khyrougi contest, Army’s Haroon Khan won the Gold medal (2-0) while Air Force’s Ali Hassan got the Gold medal, and  Baluchistan’s  Nisar  Ahmed secured the bronze medal. Noorullah of Railway got fourth place.
In the Men’s -87kg category, Army’s Hamza Omar secured the Gold medal to win first place (2-0) while Wapda’s  Waqar Ali Shah secured the silver medal, and the third position was won by Sindh’s Badshah Khan, who secured a bronze medal in this contest. KPK’s  Tariq Khan won fourth place.’
In the Men’s -63kg category, Army’s Arbaz won a Gold medal to secure first position (2-1) while PAF’s Fareed won a Silver medal to be placed at No. 2 and HEC’s Shiraz won a bronze medal.
Army was also impressed in the women’s categories contest and Arms Eesha Safdar won the gold medal (2-0) to secure first place in the Women’s Khyrougi’s -46 kg contest. HEC’s Rovina got silver medal to secure second place while Balochistan’s Asif Ali secured bronze to win third place in this category. Wapda’s Samra gold fourth place in the contest.
In the Women’s -57 kg category, Army’s Noor Rehman’s got Gold Medal (2-0) to win first place while Kinza of Punjab secured the Silver medal and Wapda’s Yumna secured the bronze to win third place in the contest. Amina of KPK secured fourth place.
Chief guest CEO of Pakistan Taekwondo Federation Omar Saeed, President PTF Col, Waseem Janjua, Farah Saeed, and Tehmina Asif distribute the medals and paid accolades to the participating athletes for their hard work and commitment during the entire matches of the event.
PTF CEO Omar Saeed said that the National Games are the most significant sports at the national level, it provides an opportunity to sportspersons to come closer to fellow country athletes and gain experience to polish their games for world-level contests.
PTF President Col Waseem Janjuna said that the Games are held after nineteen long here in Quetta and hence one is impressed by the excellent arrangements and good participation by the athletes from across the country, which shows our nation’s love for sports, which is a uniting force for us at both national and international level.

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Rawalpindi ( sports reporter)

Four players Bablu, Faiz Ur Rehman, Jawad Ali and Unaib of Amateur event have qualified for finals in 14th National Tenpin Bowling Championship at Leisure City Bowling Club, Jinnah Park Rawalpindi.

Ameature event’s results;In Final Round Each player complete a set of two games each.Unaib got 374 points in Two Games,Jawad Ali secured 372 points in Two GamesWhile, Faiz Ur Rehman obtained 317 points,Master Singles Round 2nd, Doubles and final of Women category will be played on next day of the championship

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