Early Times Report MIRAN SAHIB, Oct 8: The Command Level Football Competition held at the prestigious 3 Mahar Ground has concluded with a resounding victory for APS Patiala. The competition, featuring six esteemed Army schools from the western command, showcased the dedication and talent of young athletes who displayed their skills and sportsmanship on the field. Running from October 3 to October 8, 2023, the event brought together schools from various regions of India, fostering camaraderie and a spirit of healthy competition. The final match witnessed an intense battle between APS Patiala and APS Dhaula Kuan, with both teams demonstrating remarkable skill and determination. In the end, APS Patiala secured the first position, highlighting their exceptional teamwork and prowess. The event was graced by the presence of distinguished individuals, including Maj Gen Gaurav Gautam GOC 26 Inf Div, Chairman of the school Brig RBV Mukkundi SM 162 Inf Bde, Col Rahul Singh CO 4 Jak Li, Col Manpreet Singh Marwah CO 3 Mahar, Lt. Col Rahul Vyas SO to Chairman, Lt. Col P.S Lata SO School, Lt. Col Ratna Malik SO Education, and Ms. Ritu Sharma, Principal of APS Miran Sahib. Trophies and certificates were distributed to the winning team and individual performers by GOC, who also announced special felicitation for all participating teams. Maj Gen Gaurav Gautam expressed his delight at the competition's success, stating, "This Command Level Football Competition aimed to provide a platform for young talents to shine, and it did just that. The dedication and sportsmanship displayed by all the participating schools were truly commendable." The success of the competition was made possible through the support of the organizing committee, volunteers, 3 Mahar, 4 Jak Li, and the enthusiastic audience. APS Miran Sahib extends its heartfelt gratitude to all those who contributed to making this event memorable and successful. The school looks forward to hosting more such events in the future, promoting sportsmanship, talent, and camaraderie among students from various corners of the nation. |