Panjab University has maintained its impressive performance at the Khelo India University Games 2025, adding multiple podium finishes during the second day of competition on Wednesday. The university strengthened its overall standing in the medal tally through outstanding performances across three different sports disciplines.
Yoga Team Delivers Dominant Gold Medal Performance
The men's yoga team from Panjab University delivered what officials described as one of the most commanding performances of the day. Their exceptional display of skill and synchronization earned them the top honor in their category, marking a significant achievement for the university's yoga program.
Shooting Squad Excels with Multiple Podium Finishes
Panjab University's shooting contingent demonstrated remarkable precision and skill across multiple events. The 25m rapid fire pistol team secured a gold medal for the men's category, showcasing their technical expertise under pressure. In the women's trap shooting event, the university earned a silver medal following an intensely close competition that kept spectators on edge until the final moments.
Athletics Team Contributes to Medal Tally
The university's athletics program also made its mark on the medal board. The women's 4x100m relay team claimed a bronze medal, demonstrating excellent teamwork and speed coordination. This achievement highlights the depth of sporting talent across different disciplines at Panjab University.
With these additional medals, Panjab University has significantly strengthened its position in the overall standings of the Khelo India University Games 2025. The consistent performance across multiple sports categories indicates the institution's comprehensive approach to athletic development and training.
The successful medal haul on Day 2 follows strong performances from previous days, establishing Panjab University as a formidable contender in the national university sports arena. University officials and students alike are celebrating these achievements while looking forward to more potential medals as the games continue.
