365Telugu.com online news,Hyderabad, June 14, 2025:The final day of the 16th Monsoon Regatta 2025, organized by the Telangana Sailing Association, ended with high drama, close finishes, and impressive performances, particularly in the under-15 Optimist fleet.
U-15 Optimist Fleet: Shreya Krishna Clinches Gold, Lahiri Takes SH Babu Trophy
The spotlight was firmly on Shreya Krishna (Tamil Nadu) and Lahiri Komaravelly (Telangana) in the U-15 girls category. With only a one-point difference between them going into Race 9, a surprising 16th-place finish by Shreya and a commanding win by Lahiri seemed to tilt the balance. However, Shreya bounced back to win Race 10, with Lahiri placing second.
With the series called off after 10 races, Shreya Krishna claimed Gold in both the Open and Girls categories, while Lahiri took Silver in both and walked away with the coveted SH Babu Memorial Trophy—awarded to the most consistent performer without any discards.
Both sailors are ranked #1 and #2 nationally, with Lahiri now preparing for the Langkawi Youth Championships and Shreya set to compete at the World Championships. Chandralekha Tatari (Telangana) secured Bronze and will also represent India in Langkawi.
Notably, the top two positions in the U-15 category were claimed by girls, marking a proud moment for Indian sailing.
U-15 Boys: Rizwan Dominates
Rizwan Mohammad (Telangana) delivered a stellar performance, winning Gold and the Boys Trophy without discard—achieving a double triumph. He maintains his #1 national ranking. Krishna K (Tamil Nadu) secured Silver after a close contest, while Vinod Dandu (Telangana) took Bronze.
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U-19 Mixed Doubles (420 Class): Telangana Duo Triumph
In a tense finale, Thanuja Kameshwar and Shravan Kathrawath (Telangana) claimed Gold, despite a minor on-water clash with fellow Telangana sailors Deekshita and Ganesh, who earned Silver. Samriddhi Batham and Parth Singh (Madhya Pradesh) rounded off the podium with Bronze.
U-19 Boys Skiff Class: Close Contest, Goa Tops
Karthik Korrola and Hriday Joshi (NYSC Goa) secured Gold, narrowly edging past Diwaker and Tangai (TSC Mysore) for Silver. Ajay Gajji and Satyam Jha (NYSC Goa) took home Bronze.
U-18 Laser Classes: Tamil Nadu and Goa Lead
In the Laser Girls category, Alia Sabreen (Tamil Nadu) emerged victorious with Gold, while Aashta Pandey and Mahi Verma, both from Madhya Pradesh, earned Silver and Bronze respectively.
In the Laser Boys category, Sharanya Yadav (NYSC Goa) claimed Gold with ease. Ramakant (NYSC Goa) followed with Silver, and Vasu Chandravamshi (Madhya Pradesh) secured Bronze.
Final Points Tally:
Under-15 Girls (Optimist Open & Girls):
Shreya Krishna (Tamil Nadu) – 21 pts
Lahiri Komaravelly (Telangana) – 23 pts
Chandralekha Tatari (Telangana) – 67 pts
Under-15 Boys:
Rizwan Mohammad (Telangana) – 29 pts
Krishna K (Tamil Nadu) – 46 pts
Vinod Dandu (Telangana) – 57 pts
Under-19 Mixed Doubles (420 Class):
Thanuja & Shravan (Telangana) – 9 pts
Deekshita & Ganesh (Telangana) – 17 pts
Samriddhi & Parth (Madhya Pradesh) – 28 pts
Under-19 Boys Skiff Class:
Karthik & Hriday (NYSC Goa) – 14 pts
Krishna & Tangai (TSC Mysore) – 20 pts
Ajay & Satyam (NYSC Goa) – 23 pts
Under-18 Laser Girls:
Alia Sabreen (Tamil Nadu) – 13 pts
Aashta Pandey (Madhya Pradesh) – 18 pts
Mahi Verma (Madhya Pradesh) – 22 pts
Under-18 Laser Boys:
Sharanya Yadav (NYSC Goa) – 16 pts
Ramakant (NYSC Goa) – 28 pts
Vasu Chandravamshi (Madhya Pradesh) – 31 pts