Athletes engage in a high-stake Taekwondo match during the phase 2 of the ongoing NSPG 2026 held at Chümoukedima o November 11. (Photo Courtesy: NOA)
Chümoukedima, November 11 (MExN): The Nagaland State & Para Games (NSPG) 2026, organised by the Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA) under the theme “Stronger Together,” continued on Wednesday with the second day of Phase 2 competitions across venues in Chümoukedima and Dimapur.
Competitions were held across five disciplines — boxing, football, lawn tennis, taekwondo and volleyball. Sepak Takraw is scheduled to commence on November 12, while Wushu will begin on November 13. The Games will conclude on November 14.
According to the district-wise medal standings provided by NOA, Kohima led the tally with 23 gold, 20 silver and 18 bronze medals, taking its overall count to 61 as of November 11.
Dimapur, despite securing the highest overall medal count of 67, with 20 gold, 22 silver and 25 bronze medals, stood third in the rankings. Phek occupied the second position with 43 medals, comprising 22 gold, 11 silver and 10 bronze.
Peren stood fourth with 22 medals (13 gold, four silver and five bronze), followed by Mon in fifth place with 15 medals (nine gold, three silver and three bronze).
Chümoukedima secured the sixth position with 44 medals (eight gold, 13 silver and 23 bronze), while Tseminyü was seventh with 18 medals (six gold, three silver and nine bronze).
Zünheboto stood eighth with 15 medals (five gold, four silver and six bronze), followed by Noklak in ninth place with 16 medals (four gold, six silver and six bronze).
Mokokchung occupied the 10th position with 29 medals (four gold, five silver and 20 bronze), while Niuland was 11th with 12 medals (three gold, three silver and six bronze).
Tuensang secured the 12th position with 10 medals (two gold, five silver and three bronze), followed by Shamator in 13th place with five medals (two gold, one silver and two bronze).
Wokha stood 14th with 17 medals (one gold, eight silver and eight bronze), while Kiphire was 15th with six medals (one gold, two silver and three bronze).
Meluri secured the 16th position with four medals (three silver and one bronze), followed by Longleng in 17th place with three medals (one silver and two bronze).
The overall medal tally stood at 387, comprising 123 gold, 114 silver and 150 bronze medals.
For the names of individual and team medal winners, the NOA has advised referring to the official FLEG SCORE website and its social media handles.
Official results and medal standings are available at https://www.fleg.in/nspg26.
