Dimapur, 25 September (MTNews): The Dimapur Open Table Tennis Championship was successfully held on 22 and 23 September 2023 at Dimapur Multi-Purpose Stadium, Dimapur. The event showcased thrilling participation from more than 70 talented players.

 

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Winners of the various Men’s categories of the Dimapur Open Table Tennis Championship 2023 organized by Dimapur District Table Tennis Association.

It was also announced that the Top 4 players from the Dimapur District Open Championship will represent Dimapur District Table Tennis Association at the upcoming 26th Inter-District & State Table Tennis Championship 2023 slated to be held in Mokokchung on 23-26 October 2023.

 

The Dimapur District Open Championship featured multiple categories, allowing players to compete against formidable opponents. The winners and runners-up in each category are as follows:

 

Men’s Singles
Winner: Hito Shohe
Runner-up: G Hekito Sema

 

Men’s Doubles
Winners: G Hekito Sema & Visasier Kevichusa
Runners-up: Hito Shohe & Anuj Kumar Jain

 

Veterans
Winner: Visasier Kevichusa
Runner-up: Meihomlung Rongmei

 

Women’s Singles
Winner: Elita A Sangtam
Runner-up: Tania Kachari

 

Women’s Doubles
Winners: Tania Kachari & Elita A Sangtam
Runners-up: Vinika Awomi & Ningsangrenla

 

Sub-Junior Boys
Winner: David Hinglak
Runners-up: Akumlong Longkumer

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