Nisarga Batika Wins 14th NSA Cup Swimming Title

Nisarga Batika School won the 14th NSA Cup swimming competition, which concluded on Tuesday in Kathmandu, finishing first with 1,363 points. APF placed second with 613 points, while James finished third with 606. In the individual events, Nepal Army Club swimmer Duwana Lama collected seven gold medals in the women’s category, and another Nepal Army Club swimmer won four gold and two silver medals.

Nisarga Batika leads the team standings

Nisarga Batika’s 1,363 points put the school comfortably ahead of the other teams named in the final standings. APF finished with 613 points, while James recorded 606. The six-point difference between the second- and third-place teams made their race for runner-up position much closer than the gap between them and the winner.

The team standings provide the clearest measure of the competition’s outcome: Nisarga Batika finished first, APF took second and James came third. The event was the 14th edition of the NSA Cup swimming competition and concluded in Kathmandu on Tuesday. The available results do not specify the total number of participating teams or swimmers, or the points breakdown for individual events.

Lama collects seven gold medals

Duwana Lama of Nepal Army Club was among the leading individual performers, winning seven gold medals in the women’s category. Her tally accounted for a series of first-place finishes across her events, although the available report does not name those events or provide individual times.

Another Nepal Army Club swimmer also secured multiple medals, earning four gold and two silver. The swimmer’s name and category were not specified in the available results. Together, the reported medal counts highlight strong individual performances by the club’s swimmers, alongside the team-based contest led by Nisarga Batika.

Competition concludes in Kathmandu

The 14th NSA Cup ended on Tuesday in Kathmandu, with Nisarga Batika’s total setting it apart at the top of the standings. APF and James followed in second and third place, respectively. While the reported scores establish the final order, further details about the event programme, participating athletes and records were not included in the available information.

The results distinguish between the school that won the overall team competition and the swimmers who earned notable individual medal hauls. Nisarga Batika claimed the title with 1,363 points, while Lama’s seven gold medals led the reported women’s performances. The additional Nepal Army Club swimmer’s four gold and two silver medals added another prominent individual result to the competition’s closing report.