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Haryana Sends 16 Wrestlers to U‑23 World Championships in Los Angeles
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 03:19 AM
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Haryana's wrestling federation has dispatched a squad of 16 athletes to the Under‑23 World Championships in Los Angeles, targeting a strong medal haul.
The Haryana Wrestling Association announced that a contingent of sixteen wrestlers will represent the state at the Under‑23 World Championships being held in Los Angeles. The selection reflects the association's confidence in the depth of talent emerging from Haryana's wrestling academies.
The young athletes will compete across various weight categories against peers from around the globe. Officials highlighted the team's preparation and recent performances at national events as key factors behind the decision to send a full squad.
Haryana, traditionally a strong contributor to India's wrestling success, is aiming for a high medal tally at the tournament. The federation expects the exposure to international competition to further sharpen the wrestlers' skills and bolster India's standing in the sport.
The championships, organized under the aegis of United World Wrestling, provide a platform for emerging talent to showcase their abilities on a world stage. Haryana's participation underscores the state's commitment to nurturing future Olympic and Commonwealth champions.
The young athletes will compete across various weight categories against peers from around the globe. Officials highlighted the team's preparation and recent performances at national events as key factors behind the decision to send a full squad.
Haryana, traditionally a strong contributor to India's wrestling success, is aiming for a high medal tally at the tournament. The federation expects the exposure to international competition to further sharpen the wrestlers' skills and bolster India's standing in the sport.
The championships, organized under the aegis of United World Wrestling, provide a platform for emerging talent to showcase their abilities on a world stage. Haryana's participation underscores the state's commitment to nurturing future Olympic and Commonwealth champions.