*AIU’s All India Inter University (Inter-Zonal) Kho-Kho (Men) Championship concluded at LPU
*Mangalore University, Karnataka, became Champion of 2012-13 by gaining merely single point
*University of Mumbai remained at third place, whereas GNDU Amritsar at fourth
*LPU Chancellor Mr Ashok Mittal urged all sports lovers to get KHO KHO included in Olympics
*Mangalore University, Karnataka, became Champion of 2012-13 by gaining merely single point
*University of Mumbai remained at third place, whereas GNDU Amritsar at fourth
*LPU Chancellor Mr Ashok Mittal urged all sports lovers to get KHO KHO included in Olympics
Jalandhar: In a very thrilling final Kho Kho match, during the last phase of AIU’s National Inter University (Inter-Zonal) Kho-Kho (Men) Championship, Lovely Professional University lifted National Kho-Kho (Men) Runners up Trophy, today, at LPU Kho Kho arena. Mangalore University became Champion by gaining merely single point over LPU Team. In the match for third and fourth places University of Mumbai defeated GNDU Amritsar by an Inning and 2 points. The spectators got enthralled on seeing neck to neck fight in matches, throughout the championship. During the closing ceremony, LPU Chancellor Mr Ashok Mittal handed over the shining Winners’ and Runners up Trophies, gold, silver, bronze medals to the respective deserving students of different universities. He was accompanied by Pro Chancellor Ms Rashmi Mittal and Director General Er HR Singla.
Congratulating the winners and other participants for bringing laurels to their respective university and display of true sportsman spirit, Mr Mittal expressed: “We indeed got honour on having the responsibility of hosting stunning sports of such a mammoth stature, where leading universities of the country participated. According my special thanks to all participating students, universities’ and sports officials, I want to say that LPU team’s priority has always been to make you all feel comfortable during the championship at LPU Campus.” Continuing he said: “I am again advancing my heart-felt reminder to all the sports lovers to continue striving to get kho Kho included on the international level, in Olympic Games, as it is very competitive and skill-oriented game, which demands physical fitness, strength, speed and stamina to the core. Moreover, students should specially choose this ancient game as it imparts a great lesson to pursue, to overtake and to reach to the target under complete positivism.” Mr Mittal also informed that much is being done at LPU to promote sports and co- curricular activities so that students may fit in the global set up as all-rounder: “For promotion of sports even among professional students, university offers scholarships to national and state level sportsmen/players, as our endeavour is to promote sportsmanship.”
AIU Official, Mr. Rishi Tripathi, who had been deputed as an observer & expert for the championship, orated words of high praise in regard to the organizing potentialities of LPU: “Each and every arrangement made by LPU at the championship needs special mentioning as I have never seen such an organization anywhere else in my near 45 visits to such championships. Moreover the fairness of game, true sportsmanship, working system, channelization, international standard playground, the best management seen at LPU, all are forcing me to recommend that LPU should always be an organizer of AIU’s sports activities.” LPU Team’s captain Satbir Madhar & other team members hold: “We have got an amazing experience through this championship. Knowing much about the skills, strength and stamina of other teams as well as having strong confidence in ourselves, we are looking forward to participate further in Asian Competition, to be organized in time to come.
LPU Team: Captain Satbir Madhar, Amrinder Singh, Randeep Singh, Surinder Kumar, Krishan Gopal, Alok Mishra, Sachin Singh, Arjun, Rajiv Chaudhary, Sandeep Kumar, Pardeep Raghuvanshi & Jasvir Madhar.
In fact, Kho-Kho provides enjoyment to both players and the spectators, who go through it for a thrilling sport under display of controlled sprinting, evading, dodging, diving, chasing, defending skills. At present it is played in seven countries Japan, Thailand, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
Congratulating the winners and other participants for bringing laurels to their respective university and display of true sportsman spirit, Mr Mittal expressed: “We indeed got honour on having the responsibility of hosting stunning sports of such a mammoth stature, where leading universities of the country participated. According my special thanks to all participating students, universities’ and sports officials, I want to say that LPU team’s priority has always been to make you all feel comfortable during the championship at LPU Campus.” Continuing he said: “I am again advancing my heart-felt reminder to all the sports lovers to continue striving to get kho Kho included on the international level, in Olympic Games, as it is very competitive and skill-oriented game, which demands physical fitness, strength, speed and stamina to the core. Moreover, students should specially choose this ancient game as it imparts a great lesson to pursue, to overtake and to reach to the target under complete positivism.” Mr Mittal also informed that much is being done at LPU to promote sports and co- curricular activities so that students may fit in the global set up as all-rounder: “For promotion of sports even among professional students, university offers scholarships to national and state level sportsmen/players, as our endeavour is to promote sportsmanship.”
AIU Official, Mr. Rishi Tripathi, who had been deputed as an observer & expert for the championship, orated words of high praise in regard to the organizing potentialities of LPU: “Each and every arrangement made by LPU at the championship needs special mentioning as I have never seen such an organization anywhere else in my near 45 visits to such championships. Moreover the fairness of game, true sportsmanship, working system, channelization, international standard playground, the best management seen at LPU, all are forcing me to recommend that LPU should always be an organizer of AIU’s sports activities.” LPU Team’s captain Satbir Madhar & other team members hold: “We have got an amazing experience through this championship. Knowing much about the skills, strength and stamina of other teams as well as having strong confidence in ourselves, we are looking forward to participate further in Asian Competition, to be organized in time to come.
LPU Team: Captain Satbir Madhar, Amrinder Singh, Randeep Singh, Surinder Kumar, Krishan Gopal, Alok Mishra, Sachin Singh, Arjun, Rajiv Chaudhary, Sandeep Kumar, Pardeep Raghuvanshi & Jasvir Madhar.
In fact, Kho-Kho provides enjoyment to both players and the spectators, who go through it for a thrilling sport under display of controlled sprinting, evading, dodging, diving, chasing, defending skills. At present it is played in seven countries Japan, Thailand, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
Final RESULTS:
S No | Name of the University | Position | Scores Made |
1 | Mangalore University Karnataka | First | 17 |
2 | LPU Punjab | Second | 16 |
3 | University of Mumbai | Third | One Inning & 11 Points |
4 | GNDU Amritsar | Fourth | 9 |