The vibrant city of Chandigarh is buzzing with excitement as its Pencak Silat athletes prepare to showcase their skills on a national stage. The Chandigarh Pencak Silat sub-junior, junior, and senior teams—encompassing both men and women—are all set to participate in the highly anticipated 3rd All India Pencak Silat Championship. This prestigious event is scheduled to take place from January 29 to 31 at the Parade Ground Indoor Hall in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, promising intense competition and thrilling performances.
Meet the Talented Contingent from Chandigarh
Chandigarh's representation spans across various age groups, highlighting the depth of talent in the region. In the sub-junior category, which includes both boys and girls, the city will be represented by Daksh and Sujata. These young athletes are eager to make their mark and gain valuable experience at this national level competition.
Junior and Senior Squads Ready for Action
The junior boys' and girls' contingent is a robust mix of promising talent, featuring Sujit, Paras, Princi, Somya, Julie, and Ashima. Each of these athletes has been training rigorously to compete against the best from across India. Moving to the senior level, the squad for men and women includes a formidable lineup: Sahil, Himanshu, Dhruv, Yadvinder, Tanisha, Ritu, Manisha, Aanandita, Sehaj, and Anuhar. These seasoned competitors bring a wealth of experience and are determined to bring glory to Chandigarh.
Dedicated Support Staff Behind the Teams
Behind every successful team is a dedicated support staff, and Chandigarh's Pencak Silat contingent is no exception. The team is bolstered by the expertise of Parminder Singh, who serves as the men's coach, and Vandna Singh Rana, the women's coach. Their guidance and strategic insights are crucial in preparing the athletes for the challenges ahead. Additionally, Pooja takes on the role of team manager, ensuring smooth logistics and coordination for the entire squad during the championship.
As the dates approach, the anticipation builds for what promises to be an exhilarating display of martial arts prowess. The Chandigarh teams are not just participating; they are aiming to excel and set new benchmarks in Pencak Silat, a sport that continues to grow in popularity across India.
