Bhubaneswar: Day 3 of the Junior & Senior Artistic Gymnastics National Championships 2026–27 witnessed high-quality performances in the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) events at the Gymnastics High Performance Centre, Kalinga Stadium.
In the Junior Women’s Individual All-Around competition, Pahel Shah from Maharashtra clinched the gold medal with a score of 41.366, showcasing consistency and precision across all apparatus. Paromita Bera of West Bengal secured silver with 41.167, narrowly missing the top spot, while her teammate Shreya Ghosh took bronze with 40.667, underlining a strong performance by the state.
In the Senior Women’s Team Championship, the Railways Sports Promotion Board delivered a dominant display to win gold with a total score of 130.899. West Bengal finished second with 124.00, while Maharashtra claimed bronze with 123.166. Host state Odisha put up a competitive performance to finish fourth with 119.635.
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