Hyderabad: Day 2 of the twenty first Masters Nationwide Swimming Championship at Gachibowli Stadium noticed Telangana’s swimmers ship excellent performances, with former nationwide medalist Sakshi Yadav rising as one of many standout performers.

Representing the 30–34 age class, Sakshi clinched two gold medals — one within the 50m freestyle and one other as a part of the ladies’s 4x50m medley relay group. Her robust present highlighted Telangana’s rising presence on the Masters degree.

Telangana swimmers made a clear sweep within the girls’s 4×50 medley relay, securing each gold and silver. The gold-medal quartet — Sakshi Yadav, Swetha, Okay. Srinija and T. Navneetha — clocked 4:31.65, whereas the silver went to Afira Khanam, M. Hema Sri, J. Bhavani and G. Manasa with 4:35.21, showcasing the state’s dominance within the occasion.

The day additionally featured spectacular performances from senior swimmers throughout the nation. Within the 50m freestyle, veterans like Bakula Patel (80+)of Gujarat, Seetha Rao (75–79) of Karnataka and Vidya Singh (70–74) of Tamil Nadu topped their classes. Karnataka, Maharashtra, Delhi, Manipur and Kerala swimmers recorded robust finishes throughout varied age teams, reflecting the excessive degree of competitors.

Breaststroke occasions witnessed spirited battles, with contributors starting from their mid-20s to over 80 years. Notable winners included Amalapurapu Venkata Subbalakshmi (80+), Kalindi Cholkar (75–79) and P. Prasanna Kumari (65–69). Telangana’s Dr. Gayathri Inkollu secured a silver within the 75–79 class.

Amongst males, SSCB’s Akash Powar dominated the 100m breaststroke (30–34), ending in 1:12.52.