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Time of India
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DKM Girls Retain Nagpur District Junior Basketball Title with easy 19-Point Triumph
1 2 Nagpur: Anaya Prabhune, Anandi Sonewane, Hemlata Dandekar, Meehira Dhote, and Pankhudi Bade scored in double digits as Dharampeth Krida Mandal (DKM) prevailed over Nutan Bharat Yuwak Sangh (NBYS) 64-45 to emerge as champions in the 25th Prakash Rajurkar Memorial Junior District Basketball Championship, which concluded on Sunday. With a facile 19-point title triumph at the Shankar Nagar-based home court, DKM girls once again underlined their supremacy in the district selection tournament organised under the aegis of the Nagpur District Basketball Association (NDBA). Making the most of their home conditions, Anaya fired a game-high 15 points, while Anandi and Hemlata netted 14 points each. Meehira (11) and Pankhudi (10) came up with timely contributions in DKM's victory. The quarter-wise scores in DKM's favour read 19-14, 18-16, 13-8, 14-7. As many as five DKM players scored baskets in double digits. Mrunmayee Sathe (14) and Nishita Bakre (10) played well for NBYS. Later, the prizes were distributed by NDBA's head and newly elected President of the Maharashtra State Basketball Association (MSBA), MLC Sandip Joshi. On the occasion, all the NDBA members were present. All the affiliated units of the NDBA felicitated Joshi and NDBA Secretary Bhavesh Kuchanwar for being elected as the new President and Vice President of the MSBA. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Joyabaj: Unsold Furniture Liquidation 2024 (Prices May Surprise You) Unsold Furniture | Search Ads Learn More Undo The winning team members were richer by individual cash prizes of Rs 1000 each, while players of the runners-up squad got Rs 700 each along with attractive trophies. All the 350 participating players in the tournament were given mementos. RESULT GIRLS (Final): DKM (Anaya Prabhune 15, Anandi Sonewane 14, Hemlata Dandekar 14, Meehira Dhote 11, Pankhudi Bade 10) bt NBYS (Mrunmayee Sathe 14, Nishita Bakre 10, Saisa Bhagat 8) 64-45 (19-14, 18-16, 13-8, 14-7)
Time of India
19-07-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Pakhi, Ashlesha do the star turn for NASA
Nagpur: Pakhi Lonkar (14) and Ashlesha Dabhadkar (9) did the bulk of the scoring as Nagpur Amateur Sports Association (NASA) stunned Nutan Bharat Yuwak Sangh (NBYS) 43-35 in the 25th Prakash Rajurkar Memorial inter-club junior district basketball championship at Dharampeth Krida Mandal (DKM) Shankar Nagar court on Saturday. After both teams scored 13 points each in the first quarter, NASA took a marginal lead by winning the second period 7-6. The change of ends shifted the proceedings in NASA's favour as they outplayed NBYS 15-4 in the third quarter to stretch their advantage further to 12 points. In the last period, NBYS tried their best but fell short by eight points. For NBYS, Nishita Bakre (17) and Mrunmayee Sathe (7) played well. Earlier, Saraswati Kanya Sangh (SKS) girls made light work of hosts DKM-B 30-5, and Spartan girls edged out United Basketball Academy (UBA) 33-28. For the winners, Unnati Kadwekar and Mitali Kohale netted identical eight points. For UBA, Samija Korde (8) and Prutha Kaware (7) did well. RESULTS: GIRLS: NASA (Pakhi Lonkar 14, Ashlesha Dabhadkar 9) bt NBYS (Nishita Bakre 17, Mrunmayee Sathe 7) 43-35 (13-13, 7-6, 15-4, 8-12); SKS (Samira Saoji 6, Devika Thakre 5) bt DKM-B (Vruddhi Chauhan 3) 30-5 (15-1, 7-2, 4-0, 4-2); Spartan (Unnati Kadwekar 8, Mitali Kohale 8) bt UBA (Samija Korde 8, Prutha Kaware 7) 33-28 (10-6, 5-9, 6-6, 12-7). BOYS: NBYS (Tavish Biswas 12, Harion Salonke 9) bt NKM (Somansh 6) 41-18 (9-2, 6-0, 14-2, 12-14) TNN
Time of India
13-07-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Winning start for NBYS boys, DKM girls in 25th Rajurkar memorial junior basketball meet
Nagpur: Nutan Bharat Yuwak Sangh (NBYS) boys and hosts Dharampeth Krida Mandal (DKM) girls kicked off their campaign in the 25th Prakash Rajurkar Memorial inter-club Junior (U-18) district basketball championship with easy victories at the Shankar Nagar court on Sunday. The selection tournament to pick the 12-member district teams is organised under the auspices of the Nagpur district Basketball Association (NDBA). While NBYS prevailed over Phoenix 45-22, DKM girls defeated Hanuman Nagar Krida Mandal (HKM) 45-8. For NBYS, Deep Bhandarkar (16) and Hariom Solanke (12) did the bulk of the scoring, while DKM's Meehira Dhote (10) and Pranjal Urkude (8) made the most of their home court advantage. Earlier, the tournament was inaugurated by senior NDBA members Ajit Bhave and Abhay Kaple. On the occasion, NDBA Secretary Bhavesh Kuchanwar, Working President Pranay Ghate, senior DKM members Suresh Tarwarkar, Ravindra Kulkarni, organising secretary Anup Rajurkar, Arvind Garud, Dhiraj Kadao, Harshad Bhishikar, Milind Jagtap, Akshay Maske, and Amarhjeet Bhosale were present. Over 350 players from Nagpur will be in action during the 15-day tournament, where a total of 47 matches in the league-cum-knockout format will be played. The winner and runners-up teams will win attractive cash prizes and trophies. In addition, all the participating players will be given a memento. RESULT BOYS: NBYS (Deep Bhandarkar 16, Hariom Solanke 12) beat Phoenix (Yash Kantode 8) 45-22 (9-2, 10-10, 20-8, 6-2) GIRLS: DKM (Meehira Dhote 10, Pranjal Urkude 8) beat HKM (Sayee 4) 45-8 (8-6, 19-2, 17-0, 1-0)
Time of India
12-06-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Neil Nails 19 Past Hosts NBYS To Lead DKM To Six-Point Title Triumph In Junior Basketball Final
Nagpur: Neil Dhargawe utilized his height well to score a game-high 19 points as Dharampeth Krida Mandal (DKM) boys rallied from three points down to get the better of hosts Nutan Bharat Yuwak Sangh (NBYS) 59-53 and secure the inter-club Junior (U-18) basketball championship title at the Bajaj Nagar courts. With this six-point title triumph, the DKM teams registered a double delight after their girls' outfit clinched a facile 20-point victory over the home team earlier in the evening. The eight-day tournament was organised by NBYS under the aegis of Nagpur District Basketball Association (NDBA). In the boys' final, DKM took time to settle into their groove. After losing the first quarter 13-16, DKM not only brought parity to the game but took a marginal three-point lead at the lemon break after winning the second period 14-8. DKM boys continued their winning march by dominating the third period after the change of ends. With a 22-14 win in the third quarter, DKM boys stretched their advantage further to 11 points. Though the home team from NBYS tried many tricks to bring down the lead, they failed to handle the defensive strategy of DKM in the fourth and final quarter. NBYS won the same 15-10 but fell short as DKM recorded a thumping victory. While Neil Dhargawe led from the front with his 19-point effort in the final, Atharva Dhore (12), Prathamesh Diwedi (8), Om Raut (6), and Yash Waghade (6) played well for DKM. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like $50/Night for a 5-Star Hotel? This Secret Booking Trick Will Shock You! Liseer Read More Undo For NBYS, Shreyash Deshpande (16) and Deep Bhandarkar (14) did well. Later in the prize distribution function, DKM's Neil Dhargawe was declared the best player of the tournament, and Yash Waghade was named the best shooter. The champion DKM was richer by Rs 11,000 each and a trophy. The winning teams were coached by Dhiraj Kadao, Sharad Dewalkar, and Shyam Khedekar. RESULTS BOYS FINAL: DKM (Neil Dhargawe 19, Atharva Dhore 12, Prathamesh Diwedi 8, Yash Waghade 6, Om Raut 6) bt NBYS (Shreyash Deshpande 16, Deep Bhandarkar 14) 59-53 (13-16, 14-8, 22-14, 10-15). Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
Time of India
12-06-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Meehira, Anandi, and Pankhudi Power DKM to Facile 20-Point Title Triumph Over NBYS
Nagpur: Meehira Dhote, Anandi Sonewane, and Pankhudi Bade played well in tandem as Dharampeth Krida Mandal (DKM) girls drubbed hosts Nutan Bharat Yuwak Sangh (NBYS) by as many as 20 points (75-55) to clinch the inter-club Junior (U-18) basketball championship title at the Bajaj Nagar courts. The eight-day tournament was organised by NBYS under the aegis of Nagpur District Basketball Association (NDBA). In a lop-sided girls' summit clash, Meehira fired a game-high 22 points, Anandi (19) played a pivotal role from the paint, and lanky Pankhudi (17) remained perfect under the glass while Anaya Prabhune (10) chipped in with timely baskets. After taking a four-point (15-11) lead, DKM girls never looked back and stretched the advantage further by winning the second period with an identical 15-11 score for a handy eight-point advantage at the breather. After the change of ends, DKM continued the momentum and outplayed NBYS 19-11 and 26-22 in the third and fourth quarters respectively to register a thumping 20-point title triumph. For NBYS, Mrunmayee Sathe (16) and Sahi Khopde (9) played well. For her consistent performance during the course of the tournament, Meehira Dhote of DKM was adjudged the best player of the tournament. The champion DKM girls team was richer by Rs 11,000 each and a trophy. The DKM team was coached by Dhiraj Kadao, Sharad Dewalkar, and Shyam Khedekar. RESULTS GIRLS FINAL: DKM (Meehira Dhote 22, Anandi Sonewane 19, Pankhudi Bade 17, Anaya Prabhune 10) bt NBYS (Mrunmayee Sathe 16, Sahi Khopde 9) 75-55 (15-11, 15-11, 19-11, 26-22). Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .
