The Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) Football League has become the bedrock of young football talent in India. As the 2023-24 season has moved on, the matches played at various Championship Centers in the North Zone have been nothing short of spectacular, with each game adding to the excitement of the league.
RFYS, over the years, have managed to reach out to different corners of the country and the latest addition to that during this season was the Kashmir Championship Center. For the first time, the tournament was held in Kashmir and the response was evidently amazing.
Boys U-15 Category Winners - SRM Welkin HR Secondary School
The Kashmir Championship Center which made its debut in the RFYS Season 2023-24 saw the boys competing in a couple of categories. In the under-15 category, SRM Welkin HR Secondary School emerged victorious. In the other category, that is in Under-21, the trophy went to University of Kashmir.
While it’s just the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the tournament, the action returned to other championship centers.
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The matches in Haryana got over and we had a bunch of new winners from the center.
Boys U-19 Category Winners - New Sunrise Sr. Sec. School - Bhuna
The opening match took place between Delhi Public School, Yamunanagar, and New Sunrise Sr. Sec. School - Bhuna in the Boys U-19 category. It turned out to be a thriller as one goal separated the champions and the runners. New Sunrise Sr. Sec. School - Bhuna edged past their oppositions with a scoreline of 2-1. The U-17 boys from the same school made it even better for them later in the day, when they triumphed in the final to make it a double delight.
Another thriller unfolded in the Girls U-19 category as Govt. Sr. Sec. School - Alakhpura Bhiwani got past the challenge of Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Narain. The scoreline read 3-2 as Govt. Sr. Sec. School - Alakhpura Bhiwani lifted the trophy.
SD Sr. Sec. School, Mahendergarh emerged champions of the Boys U-15 as their final match ended in the league ended in a goalless draw against Delhi Public School, Khera Gosain at Baba Ramdev Ji Football Ground in Hisar.
Girls U-15 Category Winners - St. Joseph’s International School
The Girls U-15 division also ended with St. Joseph’s International School claiming the title at Hisar. It was Delight Sr. Sec. School - Jagsi who became the eventual winners of the Girls U-15 category in Sonipat. Thus ended a successful season of RFYS football at Haryana.
Boys U-15 Category Winners - Govt Model High School
The final day at the Chandigarh Championship Center in the North Zone kicked off with the Boys U-15 category. Govt Model High School 36 D took the trophy home.
In the Boys U-17 category, Government Model Senior Secondary School 37 B got crowned the champions as they saw their successful campaign ending on a high.
The final matches were on U-19 category as well. Both the boys and the girls from this category took the field for one final time in the RFYS Season 2023-24. While Namdhari Sports Academy became the champions of the Boys U-19 category, the trophy for the Girls U-19 found its home in Government Model Senior Secondary School 22A.
Girls U-19 Category Winners - Government Model Senior Secondary School
While the action culminated at the centers in the North Zone, the season is still on elsewhere. Stay tuned for all the latest updates as we bring you results and much more from the RFYS football season taking place in different parts of the country.
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Reliance Foundation celebrates the spirit of sports – joy, health, grit, determination, winning and losing. And works to ensure that more and more children and youth from all sections of society are able to play sports and, in the process, build a fitter, stronger and more active India. Our initiatives have touched the lives of over 22 million young people since 2013 across the country from 13,000+ schools and colleges, enabling an opportunity for a talented kid anywhere to be able to achieve their dream of a career/glory in sports. We are especially committed to ensuring more presence and success of girl and women athletes in India and design our programmes in a manner that offers them maximum opportunities. At Reliance Foundation, we hope to be the wind beneath the wings of Indian sportspersons and help them reach their true potential. For more information please follow us on https://www.rfyouthsports.com/
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