Old record broken by Ashish

He won gold in the 14th Central Level President Running Shield by jumping 14.19m. Ashish broke the record of 14.06 meters set by Dhanveer Chaudhary in 2044. Dhanveer made the record in the then Virendra Shield (Regional Education Directorate Sports).

Dhanveer's opposite Ashish made the record. Ashish, a player from Kanchanpur Mahendranagar, has found this success through his own efforts. He said that he was surprised and happy to become a national record.

'I do normal training, I was trying my best. I didn't want to make a record, that's why I am experiencing happiness along with surprise," said Ashish. Ashish, who is studying in 11th grade, said that after receiving training, his morale has increased that he can do better.

Just last week, he won gold by jumping 13.61 meters in the Bagmati Inter-Provincial Games. Dhanveer Choudhary also seemed happy when his record was broken when

was about to reach four decades. He slapped Ashish and said, 'I feel that a talented player was born. Glad to see your talent. We can do better. I will share what I have learned.'

Chaudhary is also a record holder in the field of athletics. He, who has become the General Secretary of the Athletics Association, also provided some money as an incentive to Ashish.

Ashish was playing Dasharath Rangsala Rashtrapati Running Shield for the second time. Earlier in the 12th edition, he ran 100 meters. This year also ran 4 times 100 meters relay. His team finished third. He also finished third in the long jump.

His competition in triple jump is Vishal Gurung Dosra of Wagmati Pradesh and Vijay Tharu of Lumbini Pradesh became the third Anisha Tharu of Lumbini won gold with a jump of 10.57 meters in the female category. Renuka Ayer of Sudurpaschim was second and Asheka Mahato of Wagmati was third.

Devaki Kumari Dhami from Far West also set a junior national record in the girls' 3000m race. Devaki, who won the gold, completed the race in 10 minutes 52.82 seconds. She broke the record of 10 minutes 57.2 seconds set by Rammaya Budha in 2075. Gunja Yadav of Lumbini came second and Kalpana Budha of Karnali came third.

Ajay Vick of Karnali won the gold in 9 minutes 24.2 seconds in the 3000 meter race for students. Vishwaram Kunwar of Wagmati won silver and Akkal Baduwal of Karnali won bronze.

Karnali Pradesh's girl team won a record gold in the 4 x 400 meter relay. The team consisting of Bhavana Farsal, Sarita Khadka, Himali Shahi and Krishna Rana completed the prescribed distance in 4 minutes 17.2 seconds.

The student from Karnali broke the time of 4 minutes 23.8 seconds held by Aruna Rizal, Poornima Khadka, Pooja Chaudhary and Karuna Rizal from Lumbini. This year, Lumbini stood second and Sudurpaschim third. In the student relay of the same competition, Sudurpaschim was first, Madhesh was second and Wagmati Province was third.

President's Running Shield's athletics has established junior national records in 5 categories this year. On the first day, Gandaki's Ganesh Bik won the gold with a record jump of 1.81 meters in the student high jump. On the second day, Karnali's Sarita Khadka set a record in the 800m race. His record time was 2 minutes 28.5 seconds.

Balkumar of Karnali won gold in shot put students. He threw the shot put 12.95 meters. Ganesh Bick of Sudurpaschim was second and Suraj Thapa of Lumbini was third. Krishna Ball of Far Paschim won the gold with 10.57m in the women's event. Pooja Saud of Soodur won silver and Elina Bick of Wagmati won bronze.

Adesh Kumar Yadav of Madhesh won the gold in the student 200m race. His timing was 22.8 seconds. Chandra Bohra from Sudurpaschim won silver and Sant Bahadur Darai from Wagmati won bronze. Aarti Choudhary of Koshi won the gold by completing the distance in the same category in 28.2 seconds. Ritu Joshi of Sudurpaschim won silver and Angel Adhikari of Gandaki won bronze.

In the competition for 26 golds, Sudurpaschim and Karnali occupied the top two positions in the medal table by winning 7 golds. While Wagmati, Lumbini, Gandaki won 3 gold medals, Madhesh won 2 and Koshi won 1 gold medal.