In a spectacular display of speed, strategy, and team spirit, Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan has once again proven its mettle in the CBSE Cluster-VII Kho-Kho Tournament, held from 9th to 11th August at Sri Prakash Vidya Southam, Payakaraopeta.
With fierce determination and flawless coordination, the U-14 boys, U-17 boys, and U-17 girls stormed through their matches, clinching Gold Medals in their respective categories. This outstanding performance has earned them the prestigious opportunity to represent the school — and the entire region — at the National Level Kho-Kho Championship to be hosted at Narayana World School, Jamuhar, Rohtas, Bihar.
Adding to the glory, the U-19 boys team showcased commendable skill and resilience, securing Bronze Medals in a highly competitive category. Their achievement stands as a testament to the school’s depth of sporting talent and commitment to excellence.
Kho-Kho, known for its lightning-fast chases, agile dodges, and tactical brilliance, demands not only physical fitness but also razor-sharp presence of mind. The triumphs of Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan’s teams reflect the school’s unwavering emphasis on sports as an integral part of holistic education. Behind these victories lie countless hours of rigorous training, discipline, and the undying support of coaches and mentors.
These achievements are not just medals — they are milestones in the school’s proud sporting journey, inspiring every Prakashite to aim higher, run faster, and play smarter. With eyes now set on the National Championship, the teams are ready to carry forward the winning spirit and bring more laurels to their alma mater.
The chief guests, Joint Secretary Sri Ch. Vijay Prakash and CBSE Observer Mr. Ch. L. M. Srinivas, awarded prizes to the winners. Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan's emphasis on sports has clearly paid off, with the school's teams demonstrating speed, strategy, and team spirit. Wishing our champions ALL THE BEST for the National Championship!
Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan — Where Champions Are Made, On and Off the Fields.