(Sports news) The Goa Yachting Association organised the competition. On the final two days of the competition, winds as high as 14 knots were observed throughout the race. Over the course of five days, there were four slalom races and eight course races performed in the sailing championship.
In 2014, Kathya Coelho, the sole female windsurfer from India, competed in the Youth Olympics and has since topped the majority of the podiums in the nation. She earned two bronze medals in the 2015 Asian Open Championship in addition to her ten national gold titles. Additionally, she was the first female surfer from India to compete in the Asian Games in 2018.
She also won a silver Asian medal in 2022, making it the first international medal won by an Indian in iQFoil. In the most recent Asian Games Selection Trials for the IQ Foil Category conducted at INWTC Mumbai, Katya won gold at Senior Nationals, Yachting Association of India, and all three rounds. Later this year, the young IQFoiler will compete in the Asian Games, 2023, as India’s representative.
Athlete representation and performance wear company ENGN is situated in Mumbai. In addition to financial support through investments and sponsorships, ENGN also offers infrastructural support with coaches for nutrition, training, mental health, and any other needs the athlete may have to better her performance.
ENGN Athletes:
- Maana Patel, Olympian swimmer
- Anisha Aswal, All India Rank 1, World Rank 65, Taekwondo
- Nithyashree Ananda, International 400m Track Athlete
- Shivani Soam, National Level Long Jumper
- Anoli Shah, International medallist, Speed skating
- Lakshmi G M – National 400m Hurdles Athlete
About ENGN
Athlete representation and performance wear company ENGN is situated in Mumbai. In addition to financial support through investments and sponsorships, ENGN also offers infrastructural support with coaches for nutrition, training, mental health, and any other needs the athlete may have to better her performance.
Its long-term goal is to assist its athletes in taking part in the Asian Games in 2023, qualifying for the Olympics in 2024, and realising the ideal of every sportsperson—making India proud. ENGN thinks that encouraging more young females to choose athletics as a career and fitness as a lifestyle is the only way to have a long-lasting influence.
Also read: Windsurfer and iQFoiler Katya Coelho: “I’m working hard to qualify for Asian Games 2023”
