Team Maharashtra after winning gold at the Triathlon Mixed Relay event under the 38th National Games. Photo: SAI Team Maharashtra after winning gold at the Triathlon Mixed Relay event under the 38th National Games. Photo: SAI

The Triathlon Mixed Relay event under the 38th National Games was held on January 27 at the Manaskhand Tarantal, Golapar, Haldwani. In this thrilling competitionmanaloplay, Maharashtra delivered an outstanding performance to claim the first position. (More Sports News)

The Maharashtra team, comprising Parth Sachin Miraje, Dolly Devidas Patil, Kaushik Vinay Malandkar, and Mansi Vinod Mohite, completed the race in an impressive timespan of 2:12:06, showcasing flawless coordination and determination.

The Madhya Pradesh team followed closely behind, finishing in 2:12:41 to secure the silver medal. Their team included Ankur Chahar, Durvisha Pawar, Roshan Gond, and Aadhya Singh, who put up a spirited fight throughout the competition.

Tamil Nadu secured the bronze medal with a commendable performance, finishing in 2:14:08. Their team consisted of Akash Perumalsami, Keerthi S., Sai Lohitaksh K.D., and Aarthi S., demonstrating strong teamwork and resilience

Earlier, in the individual triathlon event, Maharashtra’s Parth Sachin Miraje, Dolly Devidas Patil, and Mansi Vinod Mohite won gold, gold, and silver medals, respectively. Additionally, Madhya Pradesh’s Aadhya Singh clinched a bronze medal.

The Triathlon Mixed Relay competition showcased the athletes' remarkable dedication and team coordination, which was met with enthusiastic applause from the audience.

India, the most successful team in the competition, now have five titles, including back-to-back triumphs in 2023 and 2024. The victory adds to their bronze medal secured at the Paris Olympic Games last month.

After a goalless first quarter, Korea struck just 36 seconds into the second quarter with Jungjun Lee finding the net due to a mistake from Pakistan goalkeeper Abdullah Ishtiyaq Khan. The goal remained the difference between the two teams till the half-time.

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The gold medalist team from Maharashtra shared their excitement about their achievement, expressing gratitude for the unique experience of competing amidst nature. Team member Dolly Devidas Patil remarked, “It was our first time swimming in heated water, which was quite different for us.” Parth Sachin Miraje noted, “Triathlon events usually take place in the sea, pools, or open water, so this was a new and memorable experience.”

When asked about handling pressure, Mansi Vinod Mohite said, “We rely on regular practice and always have the unwavering support of our coach.” Kaushik Vinay Malandkar addedmanaloplay, “The event’s management was excellent, allowing us to focus and practice with a calm and peaceful mindset.”