EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Sep 1: To raise competitive sides for the forthcoming National School Games in U-19 football, to be hosted by J&K in Jammu from September 20, the Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) today started the coaching camps in both boys and girls sections at MA Stadium, here.
The selected probable in both the categories attended their first session of coaching of the 20-day training sessions under the guidance of experts from the State Sports Council. The camp shall conclude after the final selection of the teams by the DYSS prior to the Games.
While the boys’ camp is being taken by Sports Council coach, Sat Pal Singh and assistant coach, Mehraj-u-Din, PET DYSS Baramulla, girls are being trained by Iqbal Singh of Sports Council and Shamim Mehraj (DYSS) as chief coach and assistant coach respectively.
In all, there are 28 boys and 22 girls at present attending the camp from different districts of the state.
It is pertinent to mention here that the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) had allotted the under-19 football tournaments to its affiliate unit, the Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) for Srinagar in boys section and in Jammu in girls’ category. But due to unrest in valley, the department decided to hold both the events in Jammu.
The Probable:
BOYS: Vishal Angral, Akash Angral, Suraj Kumar Gupta, Rahul Ghai, Rakesh Roshan, Aman Banathia, Lakhwinder Singh (Jammu), Mohd Zameen Jan, Ruhul Abass Wani, Tamjeed Abbass, Ahashim Abbas Khan, Haris Ahmad, Muneeb Ahmad Khishti, Dawar Masood Bhat, Showkat Ahmad Bhat, Washiq Imtiyaz, Puran Ghali (all Srinagar), Ishfaq Ahmad Dar, Waseem Sarwar, Waahid Ahar Basu (all Bandipur), Yawar Hussain Mir, Nasir Ahmed Ganai, Aijaz Ahmad Mir, Mustafa Hussain, Mustafa (all Budgam), Waseem-ul-Gayas Lone, Urfan Hamid Bhat, Farooq Ahmed Ganie and Imtiyaz Ahmad Rather (all Baramulla).
GIRLS:Pooja Rani, Mahk Balwada, Neetika Thapa, Upasana Khajuria, Palvinder Kour, Urvashi Thapa, Stefy Kundal, Shalini Dogra, Rashika Koul, Ritu (all Jammu), Sheeba Majid, Noma Nazir, Mavish Mustaq, Seerat Shafi, Ayimen Altaf, Muhaq Mushtaq, Qudsya Altaf, Iflah Gulzar, Afreen Khan, Babra Khan and Sumaya Shahid (all Srinagar).
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