Nepali taekwondo athletes won 15 medals at the Taekwondo Grand Slam Youth League Global Finals in Nanjing, China. The team collected four gold, five silver, and six bronze medals across different events.
The result shows genuine depth in Nepal’s youth taekwondo program. Winning medals across all three podium levels is more meaningful than relying on one standout athlete.
Who Won Gold Medals for Nepal?
Unika Poudel, Adish Bisht, Prisha Gyawali, and Afes Khatri won Nepal’s four gold medals.
Kathmandu District Taekwondo Association president Bikram Khadgi confirmed the medal results. Prisha Gyawali also earned a bronze medal in another event.
Nepal’s Silver and Bronze Medal Winners
Lochani Bhattarai, Siben Subba, Shashwat Niraula, Abhishek Dallakoti, and Aawashyak Bisht secured the five silver medals.
Sarvam Mahatara, Savyam Mahatara, Prisha Gyawali, Aaradhya Kharel, Gautam Shrestha, and Anish Adhikari claimed six bronze medals.
A Strong Result for Nepal Youth Taekwondo
Coach Pujan Khadka led the 16-member Nepali squad. With 15 medals won across multiple events, the campaign was a clear competitive success.
The medal count deserves more than a brief celebration. Nepal’s sports authorities should document how these athletes prepared and ensure that the strongest performers receive consistent coaching, competition access, and recovery support.
Conclusion
The Nepal taekwondo team finished the Nanjing event with four gold, five silver, and six bronze medals. The immediate achievement belongs to the athletes and coach; the next responsibility belongs to the institutions expected to turn youth success into long-term international progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many medals did Nepal win in Nanjing?
Nepali athletes won 15 medals: four gold, five silver, and six bronze.
Who won gold medals for Nepal?
Unika Poudel, Adish Bisht, Prisha Gyawali, and Afes Khatri won gold medals.
Which competition did the Nepali team attend?
The athletes competed in the Taekwondo Grand Slam Youth League Global Finals in Nanjing, China.
Who coached the Nepal taekwondo team?
Pujan Khadka coached the 16-member squad.