The 52nd National Sports Competition for the Girls’ Category, meticulously organized by the esteemed Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, was hosted from November 2nd to November sixth throughout quite a few dynamic sports activities venues in Jammu. As the curtains fell on this exceptional five-day occasion on Monday, it marked a celebration of remarkable sporting shows and a commendable portrayal of sportsmanship.

PM SHREE Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1 Hosts exceptional Chess match: A superb showcase of talent and strategic acumen unfolded within the Chess tournaments. In the U-14 class, Arhasshirsha Biswas of Kolkata Region clinched the Gold Medal, adopted by Aayusree Sarkar from Kolkata Region with the silver medal, and Korukonda Rishitha from Hyderabad Region securing the bronze. In the U-17 class, Daksha Rudra of Kolkata Region triumphed with the gold medal, whereas Elakshi Srivastava from Jaipur Region secured the silver, and Nisha Bhushan from Lucknow Region bagged the bronze. For the U-19 class, Adra P from Ernakulam Region claimed the gold, adopted by Pournami S additionally from Ernakulam Region taking the silver, and Shreya Rana from Delhi Region securing the bronze. The total winner of the Chess Girls’ Tournament was Kolkata Region, with Ernakulam and Jaipur Region rising as the first and 2nd runners-up, respectively.

Hockey U-14: Jaipur Clinches Top Spot in KVS National Sports Meet

In the fervent matches of the U-14 class in hockey on the KVS National Sports Meet, Jaipur secured the primary place, showcasing distinctive expertise and willpower all through the match. Their constant and spectacular performances culminated of their triumphant achievement because the match’s winners. Chennai, displaying commendable prowess and resilience, attained the second place, ending with a notable show of expertise and sportsmanship on this extremely aggressive match. Lucknow’s spirited and aggressive efforts earned them the third place, showcasing exceptional sportsmanship and talent, securing a well-deserved spot on the rostrum.

In a riveting showdown within the Under-17 last, Jaipur emerged victorious, defeating Ranchi with a rating of 1-0 to assert the championship title. The high-stakes first semi-final witnessed Ranchi edging previous Bangalore 3-2 in an exhilarating match. Jaipur secured their last berth by dominating Chennai with a 4-0 victory. The battle for the third-place place noticed Bengaluru overcome Chennai with a 2-0 win, securing the bronze medal, whereas Chennai settled for the fourth spot.

In the Kabaddi Under-14 last match on the Maulana Azad Memorial Stadium in Jammu, Chennai secured the gold medal by overpowering Bengaluru with a commanding 38-17 victory. The previous semi-final matches held on the 5^th Nov. revealed Chennai’s overcome Kolkata with a 46-24 win, whereas Bengaluru secured their spot within the semi-final by defeating Jaipur 36-25.

In the Under-17 Kabaddi last, Mumbai secured a convincing victory, triumphing over Chennai with a rating of 33-18 to assert the championship title. Chennai superior to the ultimate by defeating Gurugram with a rating of 40-27 within the gripping semi-final rounds. Mumbai earned their place within the last by overcoming Hyderabad with a rating of 33-26.

Remarkable Boxing Showdown in KVS National Sports Meet

The boxing competitors held at Jammu and Kashmir Police Public School, Miran Sahib, Jammu, as a part of the KVS National Sports Meet witnessed a show of sheer talent and willpower.

The under-14 class showcased distinctive performances by SakshiMeena from Mumbai, HansikaAttri representing Delhi, SpoorthiIranna Wali from Bangalore, and Deeksha from Chandigarh, every rising victorious of their respective weight classes. Ayushi from Delhi, Dimple from Jaipur, Angel Gautam representing Delhi, Mannat Yadav from Bhopal, and Sakshi from Gurugram stood tall, securing gold medals of their particular weight classes, exhibiting distinctive prowess and dedication.

The U-!7 class showcased excellent efficiency by Bhoomi from Delhi, Vijeta (Gurugram), Megan(Gurugram), Anushka (Delhi), Sneha (Gurugram), Diksha Rani (Gurugram), Vanshika (Gurugram), SanchiThapa (Dehradun), Vanshika Yadav( Gurugram), Kajal (Gurugram), Kiran (Jaipur), Khushi (Gurugram), Pratiksha (Gurugram) achieved victory, securing gold medals of their respective weight classes.

Furthermore, within the under-19 class, Pawannoor Kaur hailing from Chandigarh, Unnati Banshkar from Jabalpur, Swati Yadav representing Delhi, Radhika Chaudhary from Gurugram, Kashish Verma of Jaipur, Jesmita Doimari from Guwahati, Lavisha Swamy and Harshita Lochan from Jaipur, Manya Singh representing Delhi, and Khushboo from Gurugram achieved victory, securing gold medals of their respective weight classes.

This occasion underscored a exceptional showcase of expertise, resilience, and unwavering dedication demonstrated by the younger boxing abilities on the KVS National Sports Meet.

 Nagendra Goyal, the esteemed Deputy Commissioner of the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Jammu Region, expressed immense delight as Jammu hosted this prestigious nationwide sports activities competitors for the very first time within the 52-year legacy of the group’s nationwide sports activities occasions. He prolonged heartfelt gratitude to the KVS Headquarters, applauding the victorious athletes and acknowledging all of the gamers for his or her excellent performances, emphasizing the resounding success of this vigorous sports activities occasion in Jammu.

  Islam Khan, the Assistant Commissioner overseeing this monumental sports activities occasion, conveyed his deep appreciation to the Deputy Commissioner for his invaluable steering, essential in steering this occasion towards resounding success. A collective of about 1300 gifted women from 25 various areas of KVS actively engaged in enthralling battles throughout disciplines corresponding to Hockey, Kabaddi, Chess, and Boxing throughout this thrilling sports activities extravaganza, ably supported by a contingent of 200 escorts. The excellent achievers have been duly honoured with certificates, Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals, every recognition marking their distinctive talents, culminating within the presentation of a prestigious trophy.

 Hari Singh, Assistant Commissioner was the chief visitor of the valedictory perform at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Miran Sahib. He congratulated the winners in addition to all of the gamers for his or her wonderful efficiency. He expressed happiness over the fantastic sports activities occasion in Jammu.

The 52nd National Sports Competition for Girls’ Category encapsulated a spirited synergy of expertise, sportsmanship, and relentless dedication, signifying a milestone within the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan’s sporting legacy.