Rasin Maharjan and Ivana Thapa of ABM Table Tennis Club won gold in the boys’ and girls’ under-21 singles events respectively at the Nepal Youth Table Tennis Championship in Kathmandu on Wednesday. Their victories gave the club both top honors in the championship’s under-21 singles competitions.
ABM players lead the under-21 singles
Maharjan secured the boys’ under-21 singles title, while Thapa won the corresponding girls’ event. The results placed two players from the same club at the top of their respective categories at the youth table tennis competition.
The championship brought youth table tennis players together in Kathmandu. Its under-21 singles events provided separate competitions for boys and girls, with gold medals awarded to the winners of each. Maharjan and Thapa emerged as the champions in those events on Wednesday.
Their double success was a notable result for ABM Table Tennis Club at the tournament. The titles were achieved in individual singles competitions, where each player competed for the top position in their own category.
Youth table tennis competition in Kathmandu
The Nepal Youth Table Tennis Championship featured youth competition in the capital. The results reported from Wednesday’s events highlighted the under-21 singles victories, with Maharjan winning the boys’ gold and Thapa taking the girls’ gold.
The championship’s youth focus brought attention to players competing in the under-21 age group. By winning their respective singles events, Maharjan and Thapa finished the competition with the gold medals in those categories. Both represented ABM Table Tennis Club.
The reported results did not include match scores or details of the finals, so the margin of either victory was not specified. The available information also identifies the two under-21 singles champions but does not provide results from other events at the championship.
Results mark a successful day for the club
For ABM Table Tennis Club, Wednesday’s outcomes meant gold in both the boys’ and girls’ under-21 singles. Maharjan’s title and Thapa’s victory were the standout results reported from the Kathmandu championship, placing the club’s players at the top of both competitions.
The Nepal Youth Table Tennis Championship added another occasion for young players to compete in the sport in Kathmandu. Its under-21 singles results recognized Maharjan and Thapa as the champions in their respective events, with both gold medals going to players from ABM Table Tennis Club.
