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Team Delta win 21st National Sports Festival [HOW TEAMS STAND]

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The the 21st National Sports Festival in Asaba on Saturday officially declared team Delta as winners by winning 320 gold, 200 silver and 128 bronze medals to edge 35 other states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to stay atop the Nigerian apex sports fiesta.

Team Bayelsa came second with 132 gold, 115 silver and 90 bronze medals, followed by another of their neighbours.

Host of the festival’s 21th edition, Edo came third with 78 gold, 94 silver and 167 bronze medals to make it a South-South affair in the top-three ranking.

Team Oyo emerged fourth with 50 gold, 51 silver and 62 bronze medals, while Lagos secured 41 gold, 57 silver and 74 bronze medals to come fifth.

Rivers completed the circle of all-Southern states’ domination with 35 gold, 57 silver and 117 bronze medals to occupy the sixth position.

Kano broke the Southern dominance with 19 gold, 27 silver and 30 bronze medals, to emerge seventh on the medals table.

Ogun, FCT and Akwa Ibom emerged eighth, ninth and 10th respectively.

Zamfara, however, remained at the base of the table with no medal at the close of the 14-day event.

14,000 athletes participated in 38 sports at the festival.

The next edition will hold in 2024 in Ogun.

21st National Sports Festival Team Delta Winners
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