Mekhala Subedar
48 f | Jayanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
SKILLS I COACH
Squash
CREDENTIALS
| * 4 Time National Champion - 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002 |
| * Recommended for the prestigious Arjuna award - 2001, 2002 |
| * Qualified Level 2 Coach - Asian Squash Federation, 2012 |
| * Certified International Woman Referee |
| * Captain of the first Indian Womens Team to qualify for the World Squash Championship held at Odense, Denmark in Oct 2002 |
| * Indian team coach for the British Junior Open, Sheffield, UK in Jan 2012 |
| * Indian Team Coach at Asian Youth Games in Nanjing, China as well as the Asian Junior Squash Championship, in Iran, 2014 |
| * Indian Senior Team Coach for the Asian Squash Championships in Kuwait, 2015 |
| * Provided squash coaching at Vasant Valley School - New Delhi, Pathways World School - Gurgaon, DLF Golf and Country club resort - Gurgaon, Jain International Residential School - Bangalore, Dayanand Sagar group of Institutes - Bangalore |
| * Tournament Director - Northern India Squash Tournament, New Delhi, July 2006; Delhi State Junior Open Squash Tournament; Merchants Cup Squash Tournament, Delhi Gymkhana, April 2005; 1st D.S.I Karnataka State Open tournament held at Bangalore from Jan 17-19th, 2014 |
ACHIEVEMENTS
| Won the National Womens Title in the individual event 4 times - 1997,1998,1999 & 2002 |
| Gold Medal - Womens Team event and Silver medal - Womens individual event: SAF games, Islamabad, Pakistan, 2004 |
| Silver Medal at the Asian Womens Squash Team Championship, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in May, 2002. Was Captain of the team. |
| 4th position, 13th Asian Games Individual event in Bangkok, 1998 |
| Captain of the first Indian Womens Team to qualify for the World Squash Championship held at Odense , Denmark in Oct 2002 |
| Winner of the National level, D.D.A open squash tournament at Siri Fort Sports complex 11 years in a row from 1995 to 2005 |
| Winner of the Delhi Open (a National level tournament) continuously from 1995 to 2004 |
| Winner of National level tournaments - Maharashtra State Open and Western India Open continuously from 1997 to 2003 |
