<p>In the final tussle, the fourth seeded Jharkhand-girl on Sunday shot 115 points to beat Russian Sayana Tsyrempilova who could manage only 109, an Archery Association of India (AAI) release said.<br /><br />Deepika had a consistent run throughout the tournament as she scored 115 out of a possible 120 in the quarterfinal and then 112 in the semifinal.<br /><br />Compatriot Sanjay Boro won the bronze in boys’ Cadet Recurve category. Palton Hansda was the first Indian to win a Junior Compound Individual gold in the ninth Youth World Archery Championship in 2006 at Merida, Mexico.<br /><br />Earlier, seventh seed Boro from Assam beat Antonio Hector Smith of Mexico 110-105 in the third position play-off.<br /><br />Deepika was unstoppable since beginning of the day’s proceedings.<br />The first end of three arrows fetched her 29 points and the second end of three earned her 29 again. <br /><br />Only in third, she shot two 9s and a 10 for 28 points but by then she had secured a comfortable six-point lead.<br /><br />The 29-member Indian contingent finished their campaign with a gold and two bronze medals, bettering over two silvers the Indians had managed last year at Kundu-Antalya, Turkey.</p>
<p>In the final tussle, the fourth seeded Jharkhand-girl on Sunday shot 115 points to beat Russian Sayana Tsyrempilova who could manage only 109, an Archery Association of India (AAI) release said.<br /><br />Deepika had a consistent run throughout the tournament as she scored 115 out of a possible 120 in the quarterfinal and then 112 in the semifinal.<br /><br />Compatriot Sanjay Boro won the bronze in boys’ Cadet Recurve category. Palton Hansda was the first Indian to win a Junior Compound Individual gold in the ninth Youth World Archery Championship in 2006 at Merida, Mexico.<br /><br />Earlier, seventh seed Boro from Assam beat Antonio Hector Smith of Mexico 110-105 in the third position play-off.<br /><br />Deepika was unstoppable since beginning of the day’s proceedings.<br />The first end of three arrows fetched her 29 points and the second end of three earned her 29 again. <br /><br />Only in third, she shot two 9s and a 10 for 28 points but by then she had secured a comfortable six-point lead.<br /><br />The 29-member Indian contingent finished their campaign with a gold and two bronze medals, bettering over two silvers the Indians had managed last year at Kundu-Antalya, Turkey.</p>