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2019 Pokhara Sports Award
Location	Pokhara, Nepal
Country	Nepal
← 2018 2020 →

2019 Pokhara Sports Award is the second biggest sport award of Nepal. This is the 4th Pokhara Sports Award.

Males

Player	Sport
Amrit Thapa	Swakwas
Yukesh Gurung	Paragraiding
Rupak Nepali	Karate

Females

Player	Sport
Prity Baral	Soft Tennis
Srya KC	Shooting
Susmi Shrestha	Karate

Other

Lifetime Achievement Award - Chittda Bahadur Gurung: Boxing^[1]

See also

2019 Pulsar Sports Award

References

^ "पोखरा स्पोर्ट्स अवार्डको मनोनयन सार्वजनिक". ImageKhabar. Retrieved 2019-08-30.

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