Trinity Central School celebrates three days of sporting spirit and excellence


Media Release

Udupi, Nov 14: Trinity Central School celebrated its Annual Sports Meet with great enthusiasm and sporting fervour over three days, from Nov 4 to Nov 6, bringing together the spirit of teamwork, discipline, perseverance and healthy competition.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by the chief guest, Dinesh Kumar A, secretary of the Udupi District Amateur Athletic Association and physical education director at Manipal Junior College, Manipal. The principal, Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, vice principal, Fr Amar Anthony Lobo, and academic coordinator, Magdelina Lewis, were also present on the dais.

The dignitaries were escorted to the dais by the School Pupil Leader, Princia D’Souza, and assistant School Pupil Leader, Ronan D’Souza, accompanied by the school band. The school choir led the gathering in prayer, invoking God's blessings for the successful conduct of the sporting events. This was followed by the hoisting of the school flag and the singing of the school anthem, filling the atmosphere with pride and unity.

One of the highlights of the inaugural ceremony was the Sports Torch Relay, symbolising the spirit of sportsmanship, determination and excellence. The torch was first carried by Charan of grade 10, who is set to represent the school at the national-level SGFI Handball Games. It was then passed to Shahima, a Karate champion who has represented Karnataka at the national level. The relay continued through Ian Kostha, Bryson Fernandes, Mohammed Shihab, Ashton Mascarenhas, Anvith Shetty and Sahas. Ashton and Anvith were also part of the team selected for the SGFI U-14 Handball tournament. The relay celebrated the dedication and achievements of young sportspersons who serve as an inspiration to their peers.

The sports minister, Aman Naik, administered the sports oath, reminding the participants of their responsibility to uphold the values of fair play, discipline and true sportsmanship. The dignitaries then officially declared the Sports Meet open, by untying the scroll marking the beginning of three days of spirited competition.

Adding another feather to the school's achievements, the renovated basketball court was inaugurated by the dignitaries. This remarkable milestone reflected the institution's continued commitment to providing quality sporting facilities and encouraging students to explore their athletic potential.

Addressing the gathering, the chief guest, Dinesh Kumar A, encouraged students to actively participate in athletics and sporting activities, emphasising the importance of physical fitness, dedication and perseverance. The principal, Fr Dominic Sunil Lobo, also addressed the students, motivating them to embrace the true spirit of sports and strive for excellence both on and off the field.

The following days witnessed enthusiastic participation by students in various track and field events. The playground came alive with energy, excitement and healthy competition as young athletes displayed their speed, strength, skill and determination.

The three-day sporting fiesta was a memorable sporting experience, fostering camaraderie, confidence and a sense of achievement among students. It truly reflected the spirit of Trinity Central School, where every effort counts, every participant matters and every achievement inspires.

 

 

  

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