Chekrovolu Swuro

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Chekrovolu Swuro

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Chekrovolu Swuro

Chekrovolu Swuro

Chekrovolu Swuro

Claim to fame

SPORT - ARCHERY

Day job - Assistant Sub-Inspector Nagaland Police

Height - 5'7" (171 cm)

Weight: 161 lbs (73 kg)

Birthday - November 21, 1982

Career high – Represented India at the London Olympics: the First Person from Nagaland to become an Olympian in 64 years!

Status - Single

Hometown lives in Dimapur, Nagaland

Born in Phek, Nagaland, India

Entry into the sport Since her childhood, Chekrovolu has been practising archery and was encouraged to take up archery by her elder sister Vesuzolu, a major archer herself.

Major career achievements

2013: Arjuna Award

Member of the Indian Archery team at the 2012 Olympics Games in London

Bronze medal in the 2008 Asian Games

Silver medal in the Senior [Indian] National Archery Championship in 1996

Gold Medal at the 21st Junior National Archery Championship

Gold medal in 5th & 6th National Games

Silver medal at the 1st Asian Archery Circuit meet in 1999

Silver medal at the 3rd Asian Archery Circuit meet in 2000

Gold medal in the 2nd Commonwealth Archery Championship in 2006

Three Bronze medals in the 2007 World Cup

Detailed results

Women's individual Continued

Women's individual Continued