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11-Year-Old Vhenisa Sree: Tamil Nadu’s Rising Archery Prodigy

At just 11 years old, Vhenisa Sree from Tamil Nadu is making a name for herself in Indian archery. She is poised to become the youngest competitor in the upcoming National Games in Uttarakhand after qualifying by reaching the quarterfinals of the National Championships in Jharkhand. Vhenisa impressed with a seventh-place finish in the qualification stage, outscoring reigning world champion Aditi Gopichand Swami.

Starting archery at the tender age of six, Vhenisa transitioned to senior-level competitions by the age of nine, showcasing remarkable maturity and skill. Her coach, Joyal Ezekiel, credits her success not to innate talent but to her unwavering dedication and disciplined training. Ezekiel emphasizes the importance of match simulations during training, including commentary setups, to help Vhenisa compete with confidence and adapt to high-pressure scenarios.

Vhenisa’s journey has not been without challenges, but her ability to analyze and correct her mistakes has been a cornerstone of her progress. Her story serves as an inspiration, proving that passion and hard work can pave the way for extraordinary achievements at any age.

As Vhenisa prepares for the National Games, all eyes are on this young archer who is poised to make history and continue her journey in Indian sports.

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