Warrior Dojang Taekwondo Club, Dimapur, emerged overall champions at the inaugural Nagaland Open International Taekwon-do Federation (ITF) Taekwon-do Championship held at The Vineyard, Kohima, on October 20.
Warrior Dojang secured the overall title with 18 gold medals, followed by Kohima Dojang with 15 gold medals. Warrior Cry Taekwondo Club finished third with seven gold medals.
Organised by Kohima Dojang under the aegis of the Taekwon-do Association of India and Taekwon-do Association of Nagaland, the championship saw participation from 66 players representing Kohima, Dimapur and Chümoukedima.
The competition was officiated by Telangana State Coach Obed Khiamniungan, along with instructors Michael Kevichusa, Paul Zeliang, Puluto Chophy, Aito Sumi and Kupto Assumi.
The programme began with a prayer pronounced by Visato Yhoshü, pastor of Union Baptist Church, Kohima.
The individual medal winners are:
Female 10th to 7th gup
(under 7 years 20 kg) Gold – Nitili, Silver- Lichoni Ngullie; under 25 kg Gold – Miftahul Zannat, Silver – Viani Zhimomi
(8-9 years 30 kg) Gold- Vizino May
(11-13 years 45 kg) Gold – Meribeni Shitiri, Silver – Kukule Lashu, Bronze – Likini Kinny
(11-13 years 55 kg) Gold – Vitsotono Clara, Silver -Zhavikhonuo Kense
(under 16 years 40 kg) Gold – Abigail Hhemprai
(under 16 years 55 kg) Gold Raccy Hojaisa, Silver -Thejalenuo Sekhose
Female 6th to 1st gup
(8-9 years 25 kg) Gold – Ameli Zhimomi
(10-13 years 35 kg) Gold – Lilavü Zhimomi
(10-13 years 55 kg) Gold – Anani Zhimomi, Silver -Tonikali V Christine
(16 years 35 kg) Gold – Aneri Aileen Yhoshü
(16 years 39 kg and above) Gold – Kagunchungliu Kamei, Silver – Barhamdi Girisa, Bronze- Vimezi Sakhrie
(18-34 years 40 kg and above) Gold- Sajina Parvin
Male 10th to 7th gup
(unde 7 yrs 20 kg) Gold – Josiah Moajen Imsong, Silver – Asher Longrisen Imsong
(25-30 kg) Gold – Kupuka Rouvin Swu, Silver- Nipuvi K Kiba
(30 kg) Gold- Pulokivi Sema
(8-9 years 25-30 kg) Gold – Lhuzier Lucas Peseyie, Silver – Vikupha Muru, Bronze – Ghokivi & Konpa Wangyong
(10-13 years 30 kg) Gold – Hanok Singh, Silver -Sheikha Sheikh
(10-13 years 30-35 kg) Gold – Thejavikho Kense, Silver – Ithito Achumi
(10-13 years 35-40 kg) Gold – Jubahit Alom Ali
10-13 years 46 kg and above) Gold – Tonoka Yeptho, Silver – Thejasetuo Mepfhuo, Bronze -Atoka Yeptho
(10-13 years 46 kg and above) Gold – Ikabo Kitz, Silver – Hinoto Awomi, Bronze – Nur Mahammad Ali
Male 6th to 1st gup
(9-10 years 25 kg) Gold – Atunato Victor Kinny
(9-10 years 39-43 kg) Gold- Hriizhio Aruo, Silver – Nikumto K Chishi
(under 13 yrs 25-30 kg) Gold – Amba Jamir, Silver – Paulamchi Newme, Bronze – Reyan Khan
(under 13 years 35-40 kg) Gold – Shihrazhio Aruo, Silver – Ringjoy Nunisa
(under 13 years 40-45 kg) Gold – Jayden Jigdungsa, Silver – Pekupu Swu, Bronze – Gaiding Kamei
(under 13 years 45-50 kg) Gold – Along Longchari, Silver – Sumit Nath, Bronze – Longchenti Longchar & Nighapu V Aye
(under 13 years 50 kg and above) Gold – Nizuto S Kakheto, Silver – Imnatoshi Longchar
(under 15 years 50 kg) Gold – Solo Khing
(under 15 years 56-61 kg) Gold – Paugayibe Disuang, Silver – Alex Basumatary, Bronze – Zauzien Joshua Panmei
(under 17 years 45 kg) Gold – Akoli Bama K Sangma
(under 17 years 63 kg) Gold – S Hike Zhimomi, Silver – Apiji Xuivi Zhimomi
(18-34 years 51 kg) Gold – Kivishe P Swu
(18-34 years 75 kg) Gold- Ahuto Chophi
