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	'''Supriya Mondal''', born on 12 January 1997 hails from a little fishing village in Shahpur, [[West Bengal]]. He is an ~~[[India]]n~~ [[swimmer]] and trains at the Dolphin Academy, [[Bangalore]] under coach [[Nihar Ameen]] who has trained Olympians like [[Virdhawal Khade]] and [[Sandeep Sejwal]]. Srikanth is supported by the GoSports Foundation, [[Bangalore]] and has been part of their scholarship programme since 2012.		'''Supriya Mondal''', born on 12 January 1997 hails from a little fishing village in Shahpur, [[West Bengal]]. He is an Indian [[swimmer]] and trains at the Dolphin Academy, [[Bangalore]] under coach [[Nihar Ameen]] who has trained Olympians like [[Virdhawal Khade]] and [[Sandeep Sejwal]]. Srikanth is supported by the GoSports Foundation, [[Bangalore]] and has been part of their scholarship programme since 2012.

	==Career==		==Career==

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'''Supriya Mondal''', born on 12 January 1997 hails from a little fishing village in Shahpur, [[West Bengal]]. He is an [[India]]n [[swimmer]] and trains at the Dolphin Academy, [[Bangalore]] under coach [[Nihar Ameen]] who has trained Olympians like [[Virdhawal Khade]] and [[Sandeep Sejwal]]. Srikanth is supported by the GoSports Foundation, [[Bangalore]] and has been part of their scholarship programme since 2012.

==Career==

===Early career===

Mondal won gold medal in the 100m and 200m butterfly events, and a silver medal in the 50m butterfly event at the Junior National Championships in [[Goa]], 2009.<ref>[http://www.thealternative.in/society/spocial-revolution-supriya-mondal-swims-into-history-books/ Supriya Mondal swims into history books]</ref> In the 39th Junior National Aquatic Championship, [[Chennai]] 2012, Mondal took one gold and one silver in the 100m and 200m butterfly events respectively.<ref>[http://swimmingfederation.in/result/deal_img_13684246221355455757JUNIIOR_NATIONAL_RESULT_2012.pdf Swimming Junior Nationals, 2012]</ref>

===2013===

Mondal represented [[India]] at the [[2013 Asian Youth Games]] in [[Nanjing]], [[China]] and finished 6th in the 200m butterfly event.<ref>[[Swimming at the 2013 Asian Youth Games#200 m freestyle|2013 Asian Youth Games]]</ref> In the 40th junior nationals in [[Hyderabad]] he won two gold and a silver, creating the national record in the 200m butterfly event along the way.<ref>[http://swimmingfederation.in/result/deal_img_137404084540TH%20JUNIOR%202013%20RESULT.pdf Junior Nationals, MP]</ref> At the senior nationals in [[Trivandrum]], Mondal collected a silver in 200m butterfly and a bronze in the 100m of the same discipline.<ref>[http://swimmingfederation.in/result/deal_img_138609441767th%20Senior%20Nationals%20Results.pdf Senior Nationals 2013]</ref>

===2014===
Mondal was awarded the best swimmer title in the 41st junior nationals in Bhopal. He finished the tournament with 5 gold and another national record.<ref>[http://www.swimmingfederation.in/events-pdf/41st%20JUNIOR%202014%20RESULT.pdf Junior Nationals, Bhopal]</ref> He won 2 gold and 1 silver medal at the 1st Dubai International Aquatic Championships. The youngster clocked 2:03.93s in the 200m butterfly, achieving the ‘A’ qualification required to compete in the same event in the [[2014 Summer Youth Olympics]], [[Nanjing]], [[China]].<ref>[http://www.thehindu.com/sport/other-sports/supriya-mondal-qualifies-for-youth-olympics/article5959763.ece Supriya Mondal qualifies for Youth Olympics]</ref>

==Personal==
Born in a very modest family, Mondal's father is a fisherman and his mother a home maker. Mondal started swimming in a small pond in Shahpur, [[West Bengal]]. His talent did not go unnoticed. Sanjib Chakraborty, his mentor and husband of famous [[Bengali people|Bengali]] swimmer, [[Bula Choudhury]], taught him the rules of professional swimming and helped him hone his skills.<ref>[http://www.thealternative.in/society/spocial-revolution-supriya-mondal-swims-into-history-books/ Supriya Mondal]</ref> Supriya's talent was soon discovered by the GoSports Foundation in 2012, who helped relocate him to Bangalore to train under Nihar Ameen.<ref>[http://www.sportskeeda.com/swimming/helping-a-potential-olympic-medallist-supriya-mondal sportskeeda.com]</ref> The Foundation has since been supporting him with training, equipment as well as gaining tournament exposure.

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://vimeo.com/95858617 Finding Tadpoles]

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