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Jyoti Kumari was the top scorer for Odisha with 12 goals. She was followed by Manisha Naik with 10 goals. Odisha Football Association announced a cash reward of Rs 5,000 for each of 20 players, coach, manager and physio of the Odisha team.
As many as 20 teams participated in this championship, which kicked up a controversy on the opening day as Haryana team was not allowed to play their opening match against Manipur after their coach became ineligible for not possessing a C Licence. Two more teams _ Karnataka and Assam _ failed to turn up.
RESULTS:
July 1:
Match 1 (Barabati Stadium): Chandigarh (Antrika 14’, Puja 46’) beat Chhattisgarh (Laxmi Mandavi 45’) 2-1.
Match 2 (Ravenshaw Ground): Jharkhand (Basanti Lakra 25’, Sunita Munda 34’, Soni Munda 91’) beat Delhi 3-0.
Match 3: Odisha got walk-over against Karnataka, which failed to turn up.
Match 4 (Barabati Stadium): Manipur got walk-over against Haryana as Haryana coach was found ineligible without a C Licence).
July 2:
Match 5 (Barabati Stadium): Maharashtra beat Pondicherry 18-0.
Match 6 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Kerala beat Punjab 4-1.
Match 7 (Barabati Stadium): Bihar beat Andhra Pradesh 11-2.
Match 8 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Gujrat beat Uttar Pradesh 5-2.
July 3:
Match 9 (Barabati Stadium): Jharkhand (Sunita Munda 5, 21, 59, 67; Astam Oraon 7, Soni Munda 8, 60, 61, 88; Archana Kumari Roy 88) beat Goa 10-0.
Match 10 (Barabati Stadium): Odisha (Malati Munda 4, 31; Manisha Naik 13, 26, 50, 62; Jyoti Kumari 19, 29, 45+1, 76, 76, 90; Gayatri Behera 36, 39; Barsha Mahakud 64, 87, 88) beat Uttarakhand 17-0.
Match 11 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Manipur (Naorem Priyangka Devi 49, 63, 65, 90+3; Mayanglambam Jeena Chanu 57, S Lynda Kom 71, 90, 90+1) beat Tamil Nadu (Priyadarshini S 27) 8-1.
July 4:
Match 12 (Barabati Stadium): Himachal Pradesh (Poonam 4, 45, 61, 68, 89; Kiran 14, 18, 24, 40, 45+1, 49; Anju 27, 48, 52, 56, 59, 70, 79, 80, 87; Manisha 31, 42, 78; Nisha 46, 67, 69; Varsha 53, M Saritha 86-OG) beat Pondicherry 28-0.
Match 13 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Madhya Pradesh (Tabinda Ansari 7) beat Punjab 1-0.
Match 14 (Barabati Stadium): Gujarat (Drishti Pant 5, 45+2, 64; Hiteksha Tabiyad 45-P, Antarben Thakor 53, 68, 72; Ishita Mathew 71, 82; Shilpaben Thakor 87) beat Andhra Pradesh 10-0.
Match 15 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Uttar Pradesh (Ankita Poddar 16, Khushboo Bano 61, Neha Kumari 80) beat Bihar (Kajal Kuari 8, 18) 3-2.
July 5:
Match 16 (Barabati Stadium): Goa (Daisy Lisa Crasto 2, Karen Estrocio 8, 11; Sujata Shetty 29, Valanky D’Souza 90) beat Delhi (Anya Goyal 38, 47-P, 75, 80) 5-4.
Match 17 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Odisha (Malati Munda 6, Jyoti Kumari 17, 18; Manisha Naik 22, Barsha Mahakud 56, Sasmita Amanga 79) beat Uttarakhand 6-0.
Match 18 (Barabati Stadium): Manipur (Naorem Priyangka Devi 4, 53, 55, 72; Hemam Shilky Devi 58, Lhingneilam Kipgen 76) beat Tamil Nadu (Monisha D 20, Mariyammal B 64) 6-2.
July 6:
Match 19 (Barabati Stadium): Himachal Pradesh (Manisha Manisha 15,22,39,45+2,52,81; Anju 40,42,72,90+3) beat Western India FA (Sakshi Hiwale 65) 10-1.
Match 20 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Kerala (M Sona 24, Nandana Krishnan 72) beat Madhya Pradesh 2-0.
Match 21: Bihar beat Gujarat3-0.
Match 22 (Barabati Stadium): Uttar Pradesh (Neha Kumari 4, Kuskan Khan 6,12,22,27,58,86,87; Manisha Vishwakarma 8,20,39,67; Nida Ibrahim 18, Gudiya Kumari 62,83) beat Andhra Pradesh 15-0.
July 8 (Quarterfinals):
Match 23 (Barabati Stadium): Odisha (Sumitra Hembram 2, Manisha Naik 6,35,55; Subhasmita Subhadarsini Das 24, Jyoti Kumari 42,57; Antrika 67-OG, Barsha Mahakud 71) beat Chandigarh 9-0.
Match 24 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Manipur (Vunglawmching 18-P, S Lynda Kom 45+3,63,79; Raorem Priyangka Devi 68) beat Jharkhand (Sunita Munda 73) 5-1.
Match 25 (Barabati Stadium): Himachal Pradesh (Manisha Manisha 17,71; Kiran 28, Varsha 56, Anju 60,74; Manisha 77) beat Uttar Pradesh 7-0.
Match 26 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Kerala (Sreelakshmi A 18, Malavika P 58,69,107,117) beat Maharashtra (Mmehak Lobo 13, Sai Sankhe 37,75; Priyanka Sujeesh 105) 5-4 in extra time.
July 10 (Semifinals):
Match 27 (Barabati Stadium): Odisha (Malati Munda 7,64; Manisha Naik 37,44; Jyoti Kumari 61,65) beat Kerala (Malavika P 19) 6-1.
Match 28 (Ravenshaw University Ground): Manipur (S Lynda Kom 41,74; Hemam Shilky Devi 90+1) beat Himachal Pradesh (Anju 67,75) 3-2.
July 12 (Final):
Match 29 (Barabati Stadium): Manipur (Laisiram Bibicha Devi 8, Hemam Shilky Devi 90+3) beat Odisha (Nandeibam Gitanjali Chanu 40-OG) 2-1.
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TOP: Players of champion Manipur team with guests and organizing officials in Cuttack on July 12, 2018.
RIGHT: Players of runners-up Odisha team with guests and organizing officials in Cuttack on July 12, 2018.
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