FRIDAY, 7 AUGUST 2026

BPS TT: Aaron stuns Wesley, Ishita claims triple crown

BPS TT: Aaron stuns Wesley, Ishita claims triple crown
The winners at BPS Major Ranking Table Tennis Tournament.

MARGAO
Aaron Farias and Ishita Colaso emerged as the standout performers at the Ulhas Jewellers-BPS Major Ranking Table Tennis Tournament 2026, held at the Multipurpose Stadium, Fatorda.
Colaso completed a triple crown, winning the girls' under-15, girls' under-19 and women's singles titles. She defeated Aarna Lotlikar 3-0 in the U-15 final, edged Neeza Kamat 3-2 in the U-19 final and beat Urvi Surlakar 3-0 to clinch the women's title.
Farias produced one of the biggest upsets of the tournament by recovering from 1-3 down to defeat former National Games gold medallist Wesley Do Rosario 4-3 in the men's final. Earlier, he had overcome Chandan Caro 4-3 in the semifinals before defeating him 3-2 to win the boys' under-19 title.
In other finals, Chandan Caro won the boys' under-15 title after defeating Ruhaan Shaikh 3-2, while Yug Prabhu beat Yuvaan Sanke 3-2 to claim the boys' under-13 crown.
Tisha Shaikh defeated Sachi Dessai 3-0 to win the girls' under-13 title, Ashank Dalvi overcame Aarish Shaikh 3-0 in the boys' under-11 final, and Shaurya Dessai edged Anaya Shukla 3-2 to lift the girls' under-11 title.
Ronan Menezes Gama defeated Urvansh Pathak 3-2 to win the boys' under-9 title, while Claire George beat Spruha Kamat 3-0 in the girls' under-9 final.
The tournament concluded with finals across multiple age-group categories at the Fatorda venue.

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Swimmer Vihaan wins bronze at Sub-Junior nationals

Opens Goa's account with 200m backstroke medal

The Goan Network
Published Aug 7, 2026, 12:59 AM IST
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Swimmer Vihaan wins bronze at Sub-Junior nationals

PANAJIGoa's Vihaan Pednekar clinched a bronze medal in the boys' 200m backstroke at the 42nd Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championships in Jaipur, giving the State its first medal of the ongoing competition.Vihaan clocked 2 minutes 19.43 seconds to finish third in the event, improving on his performance at last year's national championships, where he had reached the final of the same event.The medal continues an impressive run of form for the 13-year-old swimmer, who…

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