Shriyanka Sadangi's exceptional performance in the women's 50m rifle 3 positions event at the Asian Shooting Championships has cemented India's quota for the Paris Olympics. Finishing fourth in a fiercely competitive field, Sadangi's achievement is a significant stride for India's shooting contingent. The gold medal in this category was claimed by South Korea's Eunseo Lee.
The Indian women shooters displayed remarkable prowess throughout the 3P competition. Sift Kaur Samra, Ashi Chouksey, Shriyanka Sadangi, and Ayushi Podder stood out during the qualification phase, showcasing strong and commendable performances.
During the final rounds, Sadangi maintained a steady and robust position, securing India's coveted quota spot after an impressive display in the initial 10-shot round. Ashi Chouksey further solidified India's presence in the Paris Olympics by securing a quota spot for herself during the final stages of the competition.
Beyond individual achievements, a collective triumph was also celebrated as Shriyanka Sadangi, Ashi Chouksey, and Ayushi Podder clinched the women's 3P team gold. Their combined score of 1766 points outshone teams from Kazakhstan and Korea, marking a stellar victory and underscoring India's prowess in team performance.
The outstanding display by these women shooters not only signifies their individual accomplishments but also demonstrates the unity and strength in their collaborative efforts. Their success resonates as a testament to the growing prominence and prowess of women in the field of sports, particularly in shooting.
Shriyanka Sadangi's securing of India's 13th Paris Olympics quota in shooting stands as a testament to the dedication and talent exhibited by the country's women shooters. The triumphant strides made by these athletes not only represent individual victories but also symbolize the collective strength and unity prevalent in the Indian shooting contingent, marking a promising outlook for the upcoming Paris Olympics.
