Swimming at 11th SAG, 2010

DATE: 05 FEB 2010



200m Breaststroke - Men
Gold: SANDEEP SEJWAL (IND)
SIlver: MD. KAMAL HOSSAIN (BAN)
Bronze: ANOOP AUGUSTINE (IND)

200m Individual Medley - Men
Gold: REHAN JEHANGIR PONCHA (IND)
SIlver:HESHAN BANDARA UNAMBOOWE (SRI)
Bronze:MD. RUBEL RANA (BAN)

100m Freestyle - Men
Gold: AARON AGNEL D SOUZA (IND)
SIlver: MAHFIZUR RAHMAN (BAN)
Bronze: HESHAN BANDARA UNAMBOOWE (SRI)

50m Breaststroke - Women
Gold: MINEKASASHMINI NATASHA KARUNARATHNE (SRI)
SIlver: MAHFUZA KHATUN (BAN)
Bronze: DOLI AKHTER (BAN)

50m Butterfly - Women
Gold: SHUBHA CHITTARANJAN (IND)
SIlver: MINIRUWANI SHASHIPRABHA SAMARAKOON (SRI)
Bronze:KIRAN KHAN (PAK)

100 M Butterfly - Women
Gold: RICHA MISHRA (IND)
SIlver: VANDITA DHARIYAL (IND)
Bronze: MINIRUWANI SHASHIPRABHA SAMARAKOON (SRI)



DATE: 06 FEB 2010

50m Butterfly - Men
Gold: VIRDHAWAL VIKRAM KHADE (IND)
SIlver: ARJUN MURALIDHARAN (IND)
Bronze: MD. ANIK ISLAM (BAN)

400 M Freestyle - Men
Gold: ADAVEESHIAH PUTTAVEERASWAMY GAGAN ULLALMATH (IND)
SIlver: MANDAR DIVASE (IND)
Bronze: ISRAR HUSSAIN (PAK)


100 M Backstroke - Men
Gold: HESHAN BANDARA UNAMBOOWE (SRI)
SIlver: BALAKRISHNAN MELKOTE BADARINATH (IND)
Bronze: MD RUBEL RANA (BAN)

50m Freestyle - Men
Gold: VIRDHAWAL VIKRAM KHADE (IND)
SIlver: AARON AGNEL D SOUZA (IND)
Bronze: MD MAHFIZUR RAHMAN (BAN)


100 M Butterfly - Women
Gold: RICHA MISHRA (IND)
Silver: VANDITA DHARIYAL (IND)
Bronze: MINIRUWANI SHASHIPRABHA SAMARAKOON (SRI)


FEB 07, 2010

100 M Breaststroke - Men
Gold: SANDEEP SEJWAL (IND)
Silver: PUNEET RANA (IND)
Bronze: KAMAL HOSSAIN (BAN)

50 M Breaststroke - Men
Gold: BALAKRISHNAN MELKOTE BADARINATH (IND)
Silver: HESHAN BANDARA UNAMBOOWE (SRI)
Bronze: ROHIT RAJENDRA HAVALDAR (IND)

100 M Butterfly - Men
Gold: ARJUN MURALIDHARAN (IND)
Silver: CONRAD ANTHONY FRANCIS (SRI)
Bronze: JEWEL AHMED (BAN)

50 M Backstroke - Women
Gold: FARIHA ZAMAN (IND)
Silver: WALAKANDA KANKANAMGE GIHARA SACHINI AMARASINGHE (SRI)
Bronze: KIRAN KHAN (PAK)


100 M Breaststroke - Women
Gold: MINEKA SASHMINI NATASHA KARUNARATHNE (SRI)
Silver: MAHFUZA KHATUN (BAN)
Bronze: DOLI AKHTER (BAN)


Feb 08, 2010

4 X 100 M Medley Relay - Men
Gold: REHAN PONCHA JEHANGIR ARJUN JAYA PRAKASH AGNEL AARON D SOUZA VIRDHAWAL VIKRAM KHADE (IND)
Silver: MD. RUBEL RANA MD. KAMAL HOSSAIN MD. JEWEL AHMED MD. MAHFIZUR RAHMAN (BAN)
Bronze: HESHAN BANDRAUNAMBOOWE DILUKA THIBBTUMUNUWE CONRAD ANTHONY FRANCIS CHANUKA BANDARA WICKRAMASINGHE (SRI)

50 M Breaststroke - Men
Gold: ARJUN JAYA PRAKASH (IND)
Silver: -
Bronze: MD. KAMAL HOSSAIN(BAN)

50M Freestyle - Women
Gold: SHUBHA CHITTARANJAN (IND)
Silver: SNEHA THIRUGNANA SAMBANDAM (IND)
Bronze: MADHAWEE KAUSHALYA KALUARACHCHILAGE DON (SRI)

4X100M Medley Relay - Women
Gold: FARIHA ZAMAN, GAURI DESAI, RICHA MISHRA, TALASHA SATISH PRABHU (IND)
Silver: GIHARA SACHINI AMARASINGHE, MINEKA KARUNARATNE, MINIRUWANI SAMARAKOON, MADHAWEE WEERA THUNGA (SRI)
Bronze: SOBURA KHATUN, DOLI AKHTER, MAHFUZA KHATUN, SONIA AKTER TUMPA (BAN)

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