The all-time favourite Inter House Table Tennis Tournament went off in style at Atmiya Vidya Mandir on 29th July 2013. The participants, after practicing for a long time, were all set to compete, striving for victory. The tournament lasted for almost a week and each day each game was so narrowing that the level up could be felt. Each competitor was so confident, so enthusiastic that defeat was a hard taste to each one of them. But in the end, only a few were able to pave their way to the top, defeating the players but not their spirits.
P. P. Swamiji always says that winning is not important but participation and the will to win is more important, so it can be clearly stated that all the participants justified their part. But more to it, there was something more than rewards that the players had earned – the habit of hard work, perseverance and sportsmanship.
So in the end, it can be said that the 2013-14 Inter House Table Tennis Tournament was a memorable one.
Here is the final score sheet for the competition.
Some of the students who stood tall amongst all and won their group in individual events. Here are the names of the students who made their House proud in their respective categories.
Compiled by: Vishesh Mistry (Class 11 Science) and Devang Sir (Table Tennis coach)
P. P. Swamiji always says that winning is not important but participation and the will to win is more important, so it can be clearly stated that all the participants justified their part. But more to it, there was something more than rewards that the players had earned – the habit of hard work, perseverance and sportsmanship.
So in the end, it can be said that the 2013-14 Inter House Table Tennis Tournament was a memorable one.
Here is the final score sheet for the competition.
Some of the students who stood tall amongst all and won their group in individual events. Here are the names of the students who made their House proud in their respective categories.
Compiled by: Vishesh Mistry (Class 11 Science) and Devang Sir (Table Tennis coach)
Congo all students for ur participation in the game.
ReplyDeleteWinning nd losing doesnt matters but the will to participate matters.