 Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 17 Jodhamal Public School, located in Jammu, is proud to announce that three of its students have been selected to represent India in the upcoming International Open Roller Hockey Championship, set to take place in Macau, China. These exceptional students from Jodhamal Public School are Daanial Butt from Class 8, along with Dhruv Sadhotra and Namish Gupta, both from Class 6.
This is not the first time that Jodhamal students have achieved such recognition in the field of sports. Previously, Ranvir Singh Shan, another student from the school, was selected to represent India in an International Skating Tournament held in China and Italy.
Nandan Kuthiala, the trustee of the school, and Girish Kumar, the Principal, extend their warm congratulations to the proud parents of these talented students. They acknowledge the immense dedication and relentless efforts these students have put into their chosen sport. The Principal also expresses his appreciation for the invaluable guidance provided by their skating coaches, Kamal Anand and Ritish, who have played a crucial role in honing their skills and preparing them for this prestigious event.
The Open Roller Hockey Championship in Macau is expected to be a highly competitive arena, with participants from various countries showcasing their talents. Daanial, Namish, and Dhruv have demonstrated exceptional potential and promise in the game, and their selection for this prestigious tournament is a testament to their hard work, skill, and dedication to the sport.
Jodhamal Public School is dedicated to nurturing well-rounded individuals, and the participation of these students in the championship reflects the school's commitment to fostering excellence in sports. As they embark on this thrilling journey, the entire school community stands behind them, offering support and encouragement. As the students prepare to showcase their skills on an international stage, Jodhamal Public School wishes them the best of luck. The school eagerly awaits their return, anticipating tales of growth, learning, and new experiences that will further enrich the school's sporting legacy. |
