Muscat: Competing against the top talents across India, the Swimmers from ISG secured 12 medals
at the National Swimming Meet held at Bhubaneswar in Odisha, India from the 11 th to 14 th
of October 2024.
Nitish Sai Harinath, a talented swimmer from class 10, captivated the spectators with his
performance. He won 2 Gold Medals in the 50 meters Freestyle and 50 meters Butterfly
stroke, along with a Silver Medal in the 100 meters Freestyle. Nitish also contributed to
the team’s success by securing 2 Bronze Medals in the 100 meters Butterfly stroke and the
4×100 meters Freestyle Relay in the Under 17 boys category. Apart from Nitish, the Relay
team comprised Jayin Sharma, Satvik Kumar, Grishnesh Reddy Eluru, and Janak Sagar
Patil.
In the Under 17 Girls category, Avighna Chinthala also shone brightly, clinching 2 Silver
Medals in the 50 meters Freestyle and 50 meters Backstroke, as well as 3 Bronze Medals
in the 100 meters Freestyle, 100 meters Backstroke, and 200 meters Backstroke.
The ISG Girls Under 17 Relay Team further increased the medal tally by securing 2 Silver
Medals in the 4×100 meters Freestyle Relay and the 4×100 meters Medley Relay. The
team comprised Avighna Chinthala, N. Haripriya Satish, Jia Parijat Singh, and Aditi
Bhakat.
In Badminton, Aarushi Manikandan, a class 11 student secured a Silver Medal in the
CBSE National Badminton Championship held at Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh, India
from October 5to10.
The Principal Mrs. Papri Ghosh and the members of the School Management Committee
congratulated the athletes on their stupendous performance and the members of the
Department of Physical Education. The school community is hopeful that the students will
continue to inspire with their sporting endeavours at international events.
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