Prachi Yadav

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Prachi Yadav
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Personal information
Nationality Indian
Born29 May 1995
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
Height5 ft 6 in (168 cm)
Weight62 KG
Sport
Country India
Sport Paracanoe
EventWomen VL2 / Women KL2
Coached byCapt. Pijush Kanti Baroi

Prachi Yadav (29 May 1995, Gwalior) is an Indian Paracanoe Athlete who participated in 2020 Tokyo Paralympics. [1] Yadav won the bronze medal [2] [3] in the 2022 Paralympic World Cup. [4]

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In the 2022 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships, Yadav made it to the top 10 in 1:11.15 minutes while staying inside the Women's VL2, Earlier Paracanoeing at the 2020 Summer Paralympics – Women's VL2 – Women's VL2 recorded its place in 11.098 minutes and reached the finals in 2019 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships – Women's VL2, winning in 16:35 minutes. [5]

About

Yadav was born on 29 May 1995 in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. Her father Jagdish Singh Yadav was a retired Deputy Director in Agriculture Department and her Mother Chandra Kumari Yadav died of cancer in 2003. She is married to Manish Kaurav, who is a Para Canoeist. She has also participated in Para Swimming nationals. [6]

Career

She started her Para Canoe career in 2018 switching from Para swimming on the recommendation of her coach Virender Kumar Dabas. [7] [8] She trains at Lower Lake in Bhopal, India. She reached the finals with her outstanding performance in the Women's Va'a Single 200m canoe sprint and finished 8th with a timing of 1:07.329. [9] She is part of the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS). [10]

2020 Summer Paralympics

Yadav becomes First-ever Indian Paracanoe Athlete To Qualify For Paracanoe at the 2020 Summer Paralympics Paralympics Games at Tokyo, Japan

2024 Summer Paralympics

Yadav qualified for the final and finished eighth in the Women's VL2 200m sprint event with a time of 1:08.55. [11] Earlier, she clocked 1:05.66 to qualify third in the semifinals. [11]

Tournaments record

International Competition Results
YearEventCategoryLocationTimingDistancePlace
2024ACC Paracanoe Asian ChampionshipsVL2 WomenTokyo Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 01:04.063200 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

2024ACC Paracanoe Asian ChampionshipsKL2 WomenTokyo Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 00:58.330200 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

20234th Asian Para GamesKL2 WomenHangzhou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 00:54.962200 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

20234th Asian Para GamesVL2 WomenHangzhou Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 01:03.147200 Metres

Silver medal icon.svg Silver

20233rd Asian Paracanoe ChampionshipVL2 WomenSamarkand Flag of Uzbekistan (3-2).svg  Uzbekistan 01:11.259200 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

20233rd Asian Paracanoe ChampionshipKL2 WomenSamarkand Flag of Uzbekistan (3-2).svg  Uzbekistan 01:00.725200 Metres

Silver medal icon.svg Silver

20233rd Asian Paracanoe ChampionshipKL2 WomenSamarkand Flag of Uzbekistan (3-2).svg  Uzbekistan 02:38.441500 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

20233rd Asian Paracanoe ChampionshipVL2 WomenSamarkand Flag of Uzbekistan (3-2).svg  Uzbekistan 02:55.482500 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

2022ICF Canoe Sprint & Paracanoe World CupVL2 WomenPoznan Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 01:04.71200 Metres

Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze

2022Asian Canoe Para Qualifiers For Asian Para GamesVL2 WomenRayong Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 01:07.200200 Metres

Gold medal icon.svg Gold

National Competition Results
YearEventCATEGORYLocationTimingDistancePlace
202417th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsKL2 WomenBhopal00:53.283200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202417th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsVL2 WomenBhopal01:02.412200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202216th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsVL2 WomenBhopal01:06.675200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202216th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsKL2 WomenBhopal01:00.838200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202215th National Paracanoe Championships and Paracanoe ClassificationVL2 WomenBhopal00:58.121200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202215th National Paracanoe Championships and Paracanoe ClassificationKL2 WomenBhopal00:58.14200 MetresSilver medal icon.svg Silver
202114th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsVL2 WomenBhopal01:03.19200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
202114th National Paracanoe ChampionshipsKL2 WomenBhopal01:13.84200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
2020National Paracanoe Competition & Paracanoe ClassificationVL2 WomenBhind01:55.00200 MetresSilver medal icon.svg Silver
2020National Paracanoe Competition & Paracanoe ClassificationKL2 WomenBhind01:05.00200 MetresSilver medal icon.svg Silver
201929th National Canoe Sprint & Paracanoe ChampionshipsKL2 WomenDelhi00:57.11200 MetresGold medal icon.svg Gold
201929th National Canoe Sprint & Paracanoe ChampionshipsVL2 WomenDelhi01:23.03200 MetresSilver medal icon.svg Silver

Awards

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