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46th Sub Junior National Basketball Championship for Boys and Girls from  3rd  to 9th 2019 September

Venue :- Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium & Indoor Complex  Barabati Stadium ,Cuttack

Mizoram Boys and Tamil Nadu  Girls emerge deserving Champions

Cuttack, 8th September  2019: Tamil Nadu Girls and Mizoram Boys won the finals of the 46th Sub-Junior National Basketball Championship taking place, at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium & Indoor Complex Barabati Stadium Cuttack.

Tamil Nadu won the Girls final as they beat Maharashtra 85-67. In the finals, both the teams came to the occasion prepared and were neck and neck at the end of the first quarter 18-18 Tamil Nadu took a slender lead, 32-30 at the lemon break. The intensity changed in the Third quarter as Tamil Nadu increased their lead 65-43 at the third quarter J Antheya Daisy doing all destruction for Maharashtra as she top scored for Tamil Nadu with 31 points.

Mizoram won the boys final as they beat Punjab 51-46. The boys finals was an evenly contested one as Mizoram boys with clinical perfection moving for every basket. The game which saw lead changing time to time. The first quarter saw Punjab leading 13-12 but Mizoram fought back and ended the Interval with a one point lead with score  22-21. The third quarter saw Punjab pushing up the score and made it 35-34, but the Mizoram boys didn’t let Punjab to dominate as they have the last laugh winning the championship for Mizoram. Emmanel top scored with 17 points.

Bronze for Karnataka girls and Maharashtra Boys

Karnataka Girls defeated Delhi 56-34 while in boys Maharashtra scrape past Haryana 75-73 to claim the Bronze position.

Kerala Girls and Tamil Nadu Boys  Finished 5th

Kerala Girls completed the Championship finishing 5th as they beat Punjab with the score 43-25 while in boys Tamil Nadu defeated Chhattisgarh 65-54.

Late last evening on Sunday at the  46th Sub-Junior National Basketball Championship, the Mizoram defeated Maharashtra 91-65 while Punjab beat Haryana 61-53.

Results Day  Finals Boys

Mizoram – 51 (Emmanuel 17) bt Punjab-46 (Rupansh Garg 12, Yuvaraj Singh 12) (12-13,10-8,12-14,17-11)

Girls

Tamil Nadu-85 (Antheya daisy 31, Juana Chrisolin 18, Madhu Annam 10) bt Maharashtra-67 (Sameeksha Chanda 12, Aanaya Gokahale 10(18-18,14-12,33-13,22-13).

3rd and 4th Place Boys

Maharashtra-75 (Shaik Taufiq 26, Zain Lakhami 10) bt  Haryana-73(Kaushal 28, Ankush 14).

Girls

Karnataka-56(Lavanya Sharma 10, Yashaswini 10) bt Delhi-34 (RehaSingh 10) (10-11,14-10,16-7,16-6).

5th and 6th Place Girls

Kerala-43(Tiyona An Philip 12, Maria Louiz 9) bt Punjab-25(Tarushi Bhahe 8, Kamalpreet 8) (16-10,17-4,0-7,10-4).

Boys

Tamil Nadu-65 (Harish Aravind 20, Abhimanyu 12) bt Chhattisgath-54 (Shillendra 14, Sanju12) (9-19,13-2,24-17,19-16).

Semi-final: Girls:

Maharashtra-72(Sameeksha Chandak 19, dGunjan Manthri 16, PragathiNawale 10)  bt Delhi- 64 (Reha Singh 25)(14-14,23-10,17-23,18-17).

Tamil Nadu-81(Antheya Daisy 33, Juana Chrisolin 14 bt  Karnataka-78(Mridaya Sood 16, Lavanya Sharma 13, Yasaswini 10, Shreya Bose 10) (20-14,12-9,10-12,18-25,11-11,10-7).

Boys

Punjab- 61(Rupansh Garg 18, YuvarajSingh 15) Haryana-53(Sandeep Kumar 19, Kaushal 16)(7-18,16-7,18-14,20-14).

Mizoram- 91(Johan Lal 20, Emmanauel 10, Marius 14) bt Maharashtra-65(Shaik Taufiq 24) (19-11,23-17,24-19,25-19).