The 3rd District Yogasana Sports Championship 2024, held on July 27th and 28th at Indus Valley Public School, Noida, was a remarkable event showcasing the talents of young yogis from across Gautam Buddh Nagar. Organized by the District Yogasana Sports Association, the championship saw participation from 20 schools, each bringing their best athletes to compete in this prestigious event.
The competition featured three distinct categories: Traditional Yoga, Artistic Yoga, and Rhythmic Yogasana, with participants divided into various age groups, including Mini Sub Junior, Sub Junior, Junior, and Senior. A panel of six judges meticulously evaluated the performances, focusing on technique, alignment, breath control, and overall presentation.
Medals and Awards
In the Mini Sub Junior (5-8 years) category for Traditional Yogasana, The Khaitan School’s students showcased exceptional skill and discipline, bringing home several medals:
Girls
Anshika Thappa (3B): Gold
Naithika (3H): Silver
Nitara Aggarwal (3A): Silver
Mansi Mishra (3C): Bronze
Vaidehi Singh (3F): Bronze
Sachi (3F): Bronze
Boys
Rudransh Verma (3F): Silver
Vihaan Chauhan (3D): Bronze
In the Sub Junior (9-14 years) category, the students continued their winning streak:
Aaradhya Yadav (6B): Gold
Manya Jain (7F): Silver
Suryansh Singh (6B): Silver
Kashvi Karolia (4G): Bronze
Mahima Singh (5A): Bronze
The outstanding performances of these young athletes led The Khaitan School to win the Second Runner-Up Trophy in the Team Championship, marking a proud moment for the school community.
The event not only highlighted the physical prowess and discipline of the participants but also celebrated the spirit of yoga as a way of life. The Khaitan School’s impressive performance at the 3rd District Yogasana Sports Championship reflects the dedication and hard work of both the students and their coaches. Their success is a testament to the school’s commitment to promoting holistic development through sports and wellness activities.
As the championship concluded, the students returned with not just medals, but also with enhanced confidence, discipline, and a deeper appreciation for the ancient art of yoga. The Khaitan School continues to encourage its students to excel in all areas of life, and their achievements at this championship are a shining example of what can be accomplished with dedication and perseverance.
