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2018 AYG: Team Nigeria ends Day 3 with 36 medals

Dare Kuti
Last updated: July 22, 2018 8:01 am
Dare Kuti
Published: July 22, 2018
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Nigeria the 2018 AYG raised its medals tally to 36 which include 16 Gold medals, 8 Silver medals and 12 Bronze medals to place second behind Egypt after the end of Day three events.

Team Nigeria participated with 280 athletes representing the country in 24 different games.

The third edition of the African Youth Games kicked off on Wednesday July 18 with an Opening Ceremony held in Algiers.

Nigeria weightlifting team won 12 gold, 5 silver and 2 bronze medals at the end of the event.

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The young judokas secured 2 silver and 5 bronze while the Taekwondo team got 4 bronze medals.

Nigeria are through to the Semifinals of the indoor volleyball event after defeating Gambia 3-0 (25-15, 25-19, 27-25) to lead the group B.

In the basketball event, Nigeria faces Egypt in the girls Semifinals after beating Algeria and Mali; while in the boy’s semifinals, Nigeria will face Mali.

In the men’s handball event, Nigeria beat Angola by 38-29 goals and will play Morocco tomorrow (Sunday) by 1pm.

Nigeria beat Gambia by 2-0 in the female beach Volleyball at the ongoing Africa Youth Games in Algiers, Algeria
In the boys’ hockey event, Nigeria lost 0-2 to Zambia after full time.

A total of 30 sports feature on the programme for the Games, due to take place until July 28.

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TAGGED:Africa Youth GamesBasketballHandballHockeyJudoNigeriaNigeria Weightlifting FederationNigNigeria Judo Federation
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