‘Dive in and unleash greatness’——Queens’ College organized Inter -School Aquatic Championship on August 26,2023 which was a remarkable display of skill, sportsmanship, and camaraderie among the participating schools. The event saw an impressive turnout of young athletes from 15 schools of Indore, all competing fiercely in a range of swimming events. The event was graced by the presence of Sir Mir Ranjan Negi a distinguished Indian Hockey Star whose life is featured in movie Chakde India. The championship’s inauguration was marked by the traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of knowledge, wisdom, and prosperity. Dignitaries, athletes, and spectators gathered in an aura of reverence as the lamp’s flames flickered to life, casting a warm glow that set the stage for the competition ahead.

The opening ceremony commenced with a mesmerizing orchestral performance that left the audience in awe. A talented group of musicians, complete with string instruments, wind instruments, and percussions, came together to create a symphony of melodies. The event was officially declared open with a resounding declaration and oath ceremony. The pool was witness to intense competition as swimmers from different age groups showcased their prowess in various swimming styles. Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and relay events were part of the lineup, offering a comprehensive display of skills. The races were marked by fierce competition, as swimmers pushed themselves to their limits in pursuit of victory. The relay races added an extra layer of excitement to the tournament. The cheering from the sidelines reached a crescendo as the swimmers gave their all in these events, aiming to secure points for their respective schools.

The winners of various events were awarded medals and certificates, recognizing their exceptional skills and efforts. However, the most anticipated moment of the ceremony was the announcement of the championship trophy. The trophy was awarded to QUEENS’ COLLEGE, INDORE accumulated the highest number of points based on their athletes’ performances across all events. The first runner up team was Delhi Public School and second runner up team was The Shishukunj International, Indore.

Principal Ms. Geetha Somasekharan congratulated all the schools and emphasized on the holistic importance of sports in education and character development. The event’s success was a result of meticulous planning, dedicated participants, and the collaborative efforts of all involved. The event came to a close with participants carrying the memories of both victories and personal growth, proving that these championships are more than just contests – they are experiences that shape lives.