KVSA Meet: P Khel sweeps indoor games, T Khel dominates medals tally

Day 5 of the 67th Kohima Village Sports Association (KVSA) Meet continued to deliver record-breaking performances and intense competition, with T Khel extending its dominance in the overall medal standings while P Khel asserted supremacy in the indoor disciplines.
As of 8:30 pm Wednesday, T Khel remained firmly on top of the medal tally with 20 gold, 17 silver and six bronze medals. P Khel followed with 11 gold, five silver and five bronze medals, while D Khel secured six gold, four silver and eight bronze medals. L Khel stood at four gold, 16 silver and five bronze medals.
The cumulative medal count across all khels reached 107, comprising 41 gold, 42 silver and 24 bronze medals. With only 12 gold medals left to be decided, the race for final positions is entering a decisive phase.
T Khel once again dominated the athletics track, rewriting records in multiple events. In the men’s 400-metre race, Meguozotuo Solo of T Khel clinched gold with a timing of 50.97 seconds, setting a new meet record. The women’s 400 metres witnessed a clean sweep by T Khel, with Rüduolhounuo Belho winning gold in 1:02.35 minutes, a new record, followed by Menenuo Belho, who took silver with a record-breaking time of 1:05.26 minutes.
Relay events further highlighted T Khel’s supremacy, as the men’s 4×100-metre relay team clocked 43.83 seconds to set a new meet record, while the women’s team also established a new record with a timing of 54.66 seconds.
In contrast, indoor events belonged decisively to P Khel. On Wednesday alone, P Khel secured eight gold and two silver medals in indoor disciplines. The khel completed a clean sweep in badminton, winning both the men’s and women’s titles, and repeated the feat in table tennis by claiming gold in both categories.
Meanwhile games including Basketball (Men/Women), Volleyball (Men/Women), Cricket (Men) and Football (Men) will be heading to the finals at DBHSS, IG Stadium and Meriema Village Ground respectively.
With athletics records continuing to fall and indoor competitions largely settled, the final days of the 67th KVSA Meet are set for a gripping conclusion as khels vie for the remaining medals and final honours.