Indian Sports Wrap, February 10: Aditi Ashok ends the T-34E at La Founders Cup

GOLF

Aditi draws the second straight line 69, ends the T-34E at La Founders Cup

The Indian Golfer Aditi Ashok carded a second consecutive 69, with four birdies, to finish Tied-34th at La Founders Cup, marking his first event during the LPGA tour this season.

The 26-year-old, who had cycles of 72-70-69-69 for a total of 4 sous, closed a good note with birdies on the 17th and 18 Sunday.

A winner five times on the Let, Aditi, who has often played a few weeks on the European ladies tower each season, will be revealed to the Saudi Ladies International, which has a large bag of five million USD.

At La Founders Cup, Yeali Noh beat former world n ° 1 Jin Young Ko by four shots to become the first winner of the season at Bradenton Country Club.

Noh started the last round of the first round in front of Ko at 18 sous and pulled 3-mine of 68 to finish 21-me of 263 for the week.

Ko fired 71 and was 17 for the week for second place.

While Ko was disappointed not to win his fourth career victory in this event, there were many positive points for his second consecutive top-five of the LPGA tour.

Megan Khang finished solo third at 16 in total. Three players equally in the fourth row at 13 sous, a group which included the Olympians Hannah Green and Miyu Yamashita and the recruit of the Tour of LPGA 2024 Jin Hee IM.

– PTI

Tata Steel Pgti Players Championship: Local favorite SSP Chawrasia and Rahil Gangjee

Local favorites SSP Chawrasia and Rahil Gangjee as well as Rashid Khan and S. Chikkarangappa will be among the main golfers to be seen in action in the first match of the Golf Tour of India (PGTI) season, the Tata Steel Pgti Players championship, in Starting from the Tollyugung Club Race in Kolkata on Tuesday.

The event, offering a handbag of 1 ₹ 1 ₹, will star 121 professionals and three amateurs based on the city – Varish Mohta, Suveer Kapoor and Anshul Mishra.

Professionals understand players from the United States, Italy, the Czech Republic, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal.

– YB Sarangi

BASKETBALL

The Stars Chennai team, the Delhi stars team has crowned champions of the ACG Jr. NBA 3V3 National League ACG JR.

The NBA ACG JR. program, a 3V3 national tournament for the best U-14 players across India and the largest basketball program in schools in the country, concluded with the Delhi stars team winning the title Boys and the team of stars Chennai Emerging Victorious in the category of girls.

In the Boys ‘Final, All-Star Team Delhi Defeated Maharana Pratap Inter College, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, 21-10, While in the Girls’ Division, All-Star Team Chennai Triummphed Against Delhi Public School, Rajnandangaon, Chhattisgarh, with a 14-12 Victory.

The final of the National League ACG JR. NBA 3V3 of five days, which was held from February 6 to 10 at the Indira Gandhi Arena, New Delhi, presented an exciting range of activities, in particular the revelation of the trophy, Free launching competitions and an engagement area with an engagement area with an engagement area with interactive challenges for all players. In addition, the event hosted an ACG JR. NBA referee clinic led by the former NBA League referee G Greg Dandridge, offering managers a unique opportunity to improve their skills. A clinic for young people and coaches led by Scott Flemming, head coach of the Male Male Basketball team from India, has enriched the program.

– Team Sportstar

Inbl Pro Basketball League: Mumbai Titans Bat Hyderabad Falcons

The Mumbai titans overwhelmed the Falcons of Hyderabad 95-79 after dragging 47-50 at halftime in the inbl pro basketball league at the Thyagaraj room stadium on Monday.

The Mumbai team jumped in the fourth quarter, marking 27 points, while barely seven.

It was a welcome revival of fortune for the Mumbai team who had lost its two previous games.

After scoring big by winning her first two games, Hyderabad tripped a little.

-Kamesh srinivasan