Students of Jodhamal Public School showcased exceptional talent at the 4th Ranking Roller Skating Championship, held at M.A. Stadium in Jammu on Saturday. The event drew competitors from various schools, but Jodhamal emerged as a dominant force, securing a remarkable total of 50 medals.
The championship, organized by the Jammu and Kashmir Roller Skating Association (JKRSA), saw Jodhamal skaters exhibit their speed, skill, and competitive spirit. With an impressive haul of 10 gold, 29 silver, and 11 bronze medals, the students demonstrated their hard work and commitment to the sport.
Among the highlights, Gurjas Singh, Aahan Sharma, and Namish Gupta each bagged two gold medals, showcasing their remarkable talents in individual and team events. Other gold medalists included Pearl Suri, Arindham Charak, Devansh Sharma, and Aamya Vashishth, each contributing to the school’s success.
The silver medal category featured standout performances as well. Pavit Gupta secured two silver medals, while several others like Bhavnoor Kaur, Samayra Gupta, Aayansh Gupta, and Viraansh Gupta managed to clinch one silver medal each, reinforcing the depth of talent at the school.
Additionally, Dhruv Sadhotra, Shiva Gupta, Gurisha Kour, and a few others each bagged two silver medals, showcasing a consistent display of skill throughout the championship.
In the bronze medal tally, Devansh Sharma, Divyansh Sharma, and others made their mark with one medal each, while Aaradhya Subudhi and Mehransh Kaur impressed fans by securing two bronze medals.
The school attributed their success to the dedication and disciplined practice of the young athletes, describing their performance during the championship as a significant source of pride and inspiration. The enthusiasm displayed by the skaters reflected their passion for roller skating.
The management team of Jodhamal Public School congratulated the medal winners, emphasizing their hard work and enthusiasm. The school expressed appreciation for the support given by parents and the invaluable coaching received from Kamal Anand and Ritish Jamwal, who played pivotal roles in preparing the skaters.
The success at the roller skating championship not only highlights the achievements of these young athletes but also aims to inspire fellow students to pursue their interests in sports. As the skaters continue their journey, Jodhamal Public School hopes to maintain this momentum, fostering a culture of excellence in skating.
