From Chinmaya Sakshi, October 2026

Football: winners at Nathan, runners-up at the Games

The Under-16 team won the 4th Nathan Inter-School Football, the Under-18 IB team was runner-up in the International School Games, and the Under-12 team placed third twice.

Sports 7 August – 1 September 2026
Boys in blue and yellow kits gathered before a banner for the 4th Nathan Memorial Trophy football tournament

4th Nathan Inter-School Football

Our Under-12, Under-14 and Under-16 Football teams participated in the 4th Nathan Inter-School Football Tournament organised by Vivekam Sr. Sec. School, Coimbatore on 7th and 8th August 2026. With 48 schools competing, our Under-12 team secured 3rd position, while the Under-16 team emerged as Winners. Yughav (Grade 10) was honoured with the Best Player Award.

International School Games Football

A football team in blue and yellow kits wearing medals and holding a trophy, with adults standing beside them

Our school participated in the International School Games Football Tournament organised by Manchester International School, Coimbatore, on 29th August 2026. Our Under-18 IB students secured the Runner-Up position, while Samarth Nambiar of 2nd IB received the Best Player Award.

47th Coimbatore Sahodaya Inter-School Football Tournament

A football team holding certificates in front of a Coimbatore Sahodaya football tournament banner

Our Under-12 Football Team participated in the 47th Coimbatore Sahodaya Inter-School Football Tournament organised by Chandrakanthi Public School on 31st August and 1st September 2026. With 36 schools participating, our Under-12 team secured the 3rd position.

Champion Cup 5-on-5 Football Tournament

A football team in yellow and blue kits kneeling beside a trophy on a pitch

Our Boys Under-17 Football Team participated in the Champion Cup 5-on-5 Football Tournament held at Emirates Sports Arena, Coimbatore, on 3rd May 2025. With 21 sports academies competing, our team performed strongly and secured the Runner-Up position.

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