Soul Academy paddlers delivered strong performances at the State-level table tennis tournament in Tiruvannamalai, with Senthura Pandy winning two gold medals, while Krish Vinayak, Monisha and Samriddhi Nair also secured medals across singles and doubles events.
Coimbatore:
Players from Soul Academy delivered a strong performance at the second Open State Table Tennis Tournament held at the SDAT Indoor Stadium in Tiruvannamalai on August 22 and 23, 2026
The State-level tournament brought together more than 300 table tennis players from across Tamil Nadu, providing competition across various events.
Krish Vinayak, 15, of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, RS Puram, emerged as one of the standout performers. He won the gold medal in the Open Doubles, secured a bronze medal in the Boys' Singles and reached the quarterfinals of the Men's Singles event.
Senthura Pandy, 29, produced a notable performance by winning gold medals in both the Men's Singles and Open Doubles events.
Monisha also delivered a strong showing, securing one gold medal and two bronze medals across her events.
Samriddhi Nair, aged 10, claimed a silver medal along with two bronze medals, adding to Soul Academy's medal tally at the tournament.
The performances of the players highlighted the academy's representation at the State-level competition, with its paddlers securing medals across singles and doubles events.
Players from Soul Academy delivered a strong performance at the second Open State Table Tennis Tournament held at the SDAT Indoor Stadium in Tiruvannamalai on August 22 and 23, 2026
The State-level tournament brought together more than 300 table tennis players from across Tamil Nadu, providing competition across various events.
Krish Vinayak, 15, of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, RS Puram, emerged as one of the standout performers. He won the gold medal in the Open Doubles, secured a bronze medal in the Boys' Singles and reached the quarterfinals of the Men's Singles event.
Senthura Pandy, 29, produced a notable performance by winning gold medals in both the Men's Singles and Open Doubles events.
Monisha also delivered a strong showing, securing one gold medal and two bronze medals across her events.
Samriddhi Nair, aged 10, claimed a silver medal along with two bronze medals, adding to Soul Academy's medal tally at the tournament.
The performances of the players highlighted the academy's representation at the State-level competition, with its paddlers securing medals across singles and doubles events.