JAMMU: Students of Jodhamal Public School delivered an outstanding performance at the District Jammu Roller Skating Championship 2026, held at MA Stadium, Jammu, on October 9 and 10, winning an impressive 65 medals across various classes and age categories.
The school’s young skaters secured 18 gold, 32 silver and 15 bronze medals, demonstrating remarkable talent, determination and sportsmanship. Their achievement reflected months of dedication, disciplined training and perseverance, bringing laurels to the institution.
Among the gold medal winners, Haider Chib, Aridhman Charak and Shawini Mahajan clinched two gold medals each. Shiva Gupta, Daanjal Bhat, Aahan, Dhruv, Tabish Aamyaa, Namish, Pearl and Gurjas secured one gold and one silver medal each. Serish, Nidhaan Singh, Adwik Pal and Adwita Shankla also won gold medals.
The silver medal tally featured Pavit Gupta and Viraansh Gupta, who won two silver medals each. Advay Sharma and Devansh secured one silver and one bronze medal each, while Samyra, Kashvin, Diven Jain, Imaad, Ayraa, Hazel, Avitej, Bhavnoor Kour, Avyaan Goel, Ahmad Ibrahim, Saibhan Singh, Aades Singh, Avyann Anand, Tavish Suria, Hriday Verma, Aryaman Raina, Gourang Bakshi and Athrv Puri added to the school’s medal count with silver medals.
In the bronze category, Mehraansh and Ayaan Suri won two medals each. Asmi Sharma, Arav, Aayan Sharma, Haris Malik, Avir Puri, Samaira Mahajan, Aayansh Gupta, Yashasva Singh and Ransh Gupta also secured bronze medals.
The school congratulated all the medal winners for their commendable performances and appreciated the dedicated efforts of Coach Kamal Anand, whose guidance and training played an important role in preparing the young athletes.
The school management was also commended for fostering an environment that encourages students to pursue sporting excellence alongside academics.
The achievement reinforces Jodhamal Public School’s commitment to holistic education, promoting physical fitness, discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship.
The young skaters have made the school fraternity proud and set an inspiring example for aspiring sportspersons.
