Players in action during the basketball match at the ongoing Nagaland State & Para Games (NSPG) 2026 in Chümoukedima on November 6. (Photo Courtesy: NOA)
Chümoukedima, November 6 (MExN): Phek district topped the medal standings with 22 gold medals as the Nagaland State & Para Games (NSPG) 2026 recorded a total of 324 medals across participating districts on Friday.
According to the medal standings released by the Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA), Phek secured 22 gold, 11 silver and eight bronze medals for a total of 41 medals. Dimapur stood second with 18 gold, 18 silver and 20 bronze medals (56), while Kohima occupied the third position with 17 gold, 19 silver and 16 bronze medals (52).
The Games, organised by the NOA under the theme “Stronger Together”, are being held from November 2 to 14, with athletes representing all 17 districts of Nagaland. Phase 1 competitions continued on Friday across Chümoukedima and Dimapur.
The first phase features seven disciplines — archery, athletics, badminton, basketball, pencak silat, wrestling and table tennis.
The standings are determined by the number of gold medals, followed by silver and bronze medals.
The NOA said names of individual and team medal winners could be accessed through the official FLEG SCORE website and its social media handles.
The district-wise medal standings of the Nagaland State & Para Games (NSPG) 2026 showed Phek leading the rankings with 41 medals, comprising 22 gold, 11 silver and eight bronze medals.
Dimapur secured the second position with 56 medals, including 18 gold, 18 silver and 20 bronze medals, while Kohima finished third with 52 medals, comprising 17 gold, 19 silver and 16 bronze medals.
Peren stood fourth with 19 medals, comprising 11 gold, three silver and five bronze medals. Mon secured the fifth position with 11 medals, including eight gold, two silver and one bronze.
Chümoukedima ranked sixth with 38 medals, comprising seven gold, 13 silver and 18 bronze medals, followed by Tseminyü in seventh position with 18 medals, including six gold, three silver and nine bronze.
Zünheboto secured the eighth position with 15 medals, comprising five gold, four silver and six bronze, while Mokokchung stood ninth with 20 medals, including five gold, two silver and 13 bronze.
Noklak occupied the 10th position with 14 medals, comprising four gold, six silver and four bronze. Tuensang and Niuland were placed 11th and 12th, respectively, with eight medals each. Tuensang won two gold, four silver and two bronze medals, while Niuland secured two gold, two silver and four bronze.
Kiphire ranked 13th with six medals, comprising one gold, two silver and three bronze. Wokha stood 14th with 11 medals, including four silver and seven bronze, while Meluri secured the 15th position with four medals, comprising three silver and one bronze.
Shamator was placed 16th with one silver medal, while Longleng occupied the 17th position with two bronze medals.
Overall, the 17 districts recorded a combined tally of 324 medals, comprising 108 gold, 97 silver and 119 bronze medals.
