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Karnataka rule the roost

LUDHIANA, Sept 20: Karnataka, who already have the sub-junior boys and girls titles in their kitty, continued their winning spree by clai...

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LUDHIANA, Sept 20: Karnataka, who already have the sub-junior boys and girls titles in their kitty, continued their winning spree by claiming seven more gold medals on the third day of 15th Sub-junior and 25th Junior Aquatic Championship in progress at Municipal Corporation Swimming pool here today.

Karnataka swimmers to hog the limelight were Chitra K (400m freestyle), Mukul Narayan (200m freestyle), Preetam SV (100m breaststroke), Bharathi Kangovi (200m breaststroke) and Sri Kalpa Murali (200m individual medley).

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