District Central win SOA Beach Games

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KARACHI, May 31: District Central athletes performed superbly in several sports disciplines to gather 548 points and win the SOA Beach Games 2013 at Sea View here on Friday.

The Games were organised by the Sindh Olympic Association in collaboration with Spanish company Party Fiesta. Shahid Nadeem Blouch, Inspector General of Police, Sindh, and Major General Mohammad Akram Sahi, President Pakistan Athletic Federation were the chief guests at the closing ceremony and distributed the trophies and shields among the winners.

District Central: 548 points (1st position)

District East: 419 points (2nd position)

District South: 415 points (3rd position

District West: 332 points (4th position)

Results:

Bodybuilding: West (1st position), East (2nd position) Central (3rd position) Cycling: Central (1st position), West (2nd position), South (3rd position) Handball: East (1st position), South (2nd position), West (3rd position)Judo: Central (1st position), East (2nd position), South (3rd position)Kabbadi: Central (1st position), South (2nd position), East (3rd position) Marathon: East (1st position), Central (2nd position), West (3rd position) Netball: South (1st position), Central (2nd position), West (3rd position) Taekwondo: South (1st position), Central (2nd position), West (3rd position) Throwball: Central (1st position), East (2nd position), South (3rd position) Weightlifting: East (1st position), Central (2nd position), South (3rd position) Tug of war: Central (1st position), West (2nd position), East (3rd position).

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