Boxers in action during a Wushu match of the ongoing Phase 2 competitions of the Nagaland State and Para Games (NSPG) 2026 in Chümoukedima on November 13. (Photo Courtesy: NOA)
Chümoukedima, November 13 (MExN): Phek district continued to lead the gold medal tally with 25 medals as the Phase 2 competitions of the Nagaland State and Para Games (NSPG) 2026 entered their fourth day on Friday.
According to the medal standings released by the Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA), Phek has secured 49 medals, comprising 25 gold, 12 silver and 12 bronze, to occupy the top position among the 17 participating districts.
Kohima stood second with 24 gold, 22 silver and 22 bronze medals, taking its overall tally to 68.
Dimapur occupied the third position with 20 gold, 24 silver and 28 bronze medals, giving it the highest overall medal count of 72.
Peren was placed fourth with 15 gold, five silver and eight bronze medals, while Chümoukedima ranked fifth with 11 gold, 16 silver and 24 bronze medals.
Mon secured the sixth position with 10 gold, four silver and four bronze medals, followed by Tseminyü with six gold, three silver and nine bronze medals.
Niuland also won six gold medals, along with three silver and seven bronze, to stand eighth, while Zünheboto was ninth with five gold, six silver and nine bronze medals.
Mokokchung occupied the 10th position with five gold, five silver and 20 bronze medals, followed by Noklak with four gold, six silver and seven bronze medals.
Tuensang was placed 12th with three gold, five silver and four bronze medals, while Shamator secured the 13th position with two gold, one silver and three bronze medals.
Wokha stood 14th with one gold, 10 silver and 11 bronze medals, followed by Kiphire with one gold, two silver and three bronze medals.
Meluri secured three silver and four bronze medals, while Longleng had two silver and two bronze medals.
The overall medal tally across the participating districts stood at 444, comprising 138 gold, 129 silver and 177 bronze medals.
The fourth day of Phase 2 competitions was held across venues in Chümoukedima and Dimapur, with events scheduled in boxing, football, sepak takraw, volleyball and wushu. Wushu competitions are being conducted over November 13 and 14.
Organised by the NOA under the theme “Stronger Together”, the NSPG 2026 will conclude on November 14.
The association said individual and team medal results could be accessed through the official FLEG SCORE website and its social media platforms.
Official results and medal standings are available at FLEG SCORE – NSPG 2026.
