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9th NSF: Team Delta Maintains Dominance With 256 Medals

Admin December 16, 2018

 

Defending champions, Team Delta have continued to show dominance at the 19th National Sports Festival (NSF), Abuja, 2018 with 256 medals.

The medal table release on Saturday in Abuja shows Team Delta topping with 132 gold, 57 silver and 67 bronze.

Rivers placed second with 149 medals which consist of 54 gold,  46 silver and 49 bronze, while  Edo came third with 97 medals, comprising 30 gold,  29 silver and 38 bronze.

Akwa Ibom moved to the fourth position from fifth with 23 gold, 19 silver and 25 bronze while Lagos came fifth with 20 gold, 26 silver and 54 bronze.

Bayelsa is sixth with 19 gold,  45 silver and 34 bronze, and Kano seventh with 18 gold, 22 silver and 20 bronze, while the host, FCT, is on rhe eight position with 14 gold,  six silver and 16 bronze.

Oyo followed with 12 gold,  27 silver and 31 bronze,  and Abia trailing with nine gold,  six silver and 24 bronze.

The 19th NSF which began on Dec. 6 would end on Sunday. (NAN)

 

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