Three shooters from Kanpur selected in National Shooting Championship, enhanced the pride of the city with their brilliant performance.

Tejas Singh Bhadauria, Kanishk Srivastava and Anuradha Prakash Gowda made it to the Nationals with excellent scores. Achievements of players in just 4 to 5 months of training, preparations begin for the National Championship to be held in December.

Tezzbuzz Desk – Young shooters of Kanpur have once again brought glory to the city. Three players of The Perfect Rifle Shooting Academy have secured their places for the National Championship by performing brilliantly in different national level shooting competitions. There is an atmosphere of happiness in the academy due to this achievement of the players.

In the recently concluded 45th North Zone Pistol Shooting Championship in Dehradun, shooters Tejas Singh Bhadauria and Kanishk Srivastava of The Perfect Rifle Shooting Academy performed brilliantly. Both the players qualified for the National Championship by scoring 357 marks out of 400. The special thing is that Tejas Singh Bhadauria has achieved this feat after just five months of shooting practice.

Players worked hard continuously for this moment

Mantar Amar Nigam said that the players were given continuous technical training and regular practice. He said that the way Tejas has performed in a short period of time reflects his hard work and dedication towards training. Three other pistol shooters from the academy also participated in this competition, which included coaches Amar Nigam, Rohan Kumar and Imran Khan.

Players of The Perfect Rifle Shooting Academy also participated in the All India Kumar Surendra Singh Inter School Shooting Competition organized at MP Shooting Range, Bhopal from 3rd to 8th September. Three rifle shooters from the academy took part in the competition, in which Anuradha Prakashgowda Kenchanagoudra performed brilliantly and scored 384 points out of 400 and secured her place in the National Championship.

Just four months of training gave me the ticket for Nationals

Coach Aviral Nigam told that Anuradha has achieved this position after just four months of training. He said that this level of performance in a short period of time is the result of the hard work and dedication of the players along with the precise coaching strategy. Two other rifle shooters of the academy, Kartik Solanki and Parth Shukla also participated in the competition. Both the players have recently started rifle shooting and gained experience in competition.

The players of the academy have already started preparations for the National Shooting Championship to be held in December. Along with studies, the players are doing regular shooting training. His aim is to bring glory to his family as well as the city of Kanpur by performing better at the national level.

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