SRINAGAR: Building on the success of the opening day, the straight second day saw the J&K Sports Council’s ‘My Youth My Pride’ sports activities infuse South Kashmir with excitement and energy.
In Pulwama, the Sports Stadium was a hive of activity, hosting an energetic curling competition featuring talented athletes from local schools and academies. The Indoor Stadium in Rajpora Pulwama buzzed with badminton matches, while the playfield in Pampore was filled with the excitement of basketball games.
Shopian experienced a day of high-intensity competition, with hockey and wushu matches taking place at the Sports Stadium in Batpora. Students from JKSC training centers and local schools competed with determination, while the playfield in Chitragam Shopian hosted a lively volleyball tournament.
In Kulgam, the Indoor Sports Hall in Qaimoh drew large crowds for kabaddi matches, while the Mini Stadium in Kulgam was abuzz with volleyball action. Chess enthusiasts showcased their skills at Kellam Boys Higher Secondary School in a highly competitive environment.
Anantnag's far-flung area of Larnoo Kokernag saw spirited volleyball matches as part of the MYMP activities. Kabaddi matches at the Playfield in Tickbagh Mattan Anantnag attracted athletes from across the region, and the Indoor Complex in Nilandrusu became a battleground for young chess players, showcasing impressive participation.
Divisional Sports Officer, Central, monitored the events, visiting various venues across South Kashmir to ensure smooth operations. He reaffirmed the commitment of higher authorities to support and elevate sports activities throughout J&K, enhancing the level of athletic competition.
