Monday, December 29, 2025
10.8 C
Srinagar

5th Grader Muhammad Qais Wins J&K Sub-Junior Soft Tennis Championship

Diligent practice, coaching & skills led to his victory; I too play tennis but couldn’t match his technique and skills: Qais’ Father

Srinagar, Mar 16 : Muhammad Qais, a 5th-grade student enrolled at DPS Budgam, has won the sub-junior Jammu and Kashmir Soft Tennis Championship.

In the finals of the tournament organized by the Jammu and Kashmir Amateur Soft Tennis Association in collaboration with J&K Sports Council from March 12 to 14, Qais defeated Sahil to become the champion.

Sharing his experience and joy, Muhammad Qais told GNS that he is a 5th-grade student and is very happy about his achievement. “My first coach was Dilbagh Sir, who helped me learn the basics of the game amid the chilling cold in the winter season,” he said.

“Mouzam Bhaiya has also taught me about the game besides that I also have learned from international coaches like Javed Sir and Eechi Sir. I am very happy about my achievement and would like to give a message to all the others who play that if you have the courage to play but may not have the platform, don’t lose hope just practice at home and improve your skills until any opportunity comes your way,” said Qais adding that playing sports keeps one fit besides giving many other benefits.

Talking about time management, he said that, “I manage my sports activities and my studies in an organized manner. First I study in the morning hours and make sure I understand things very clearly. Then after finishing my studies, I go to my practice sessions for about 2 to 3 hours.”

Father of Mohammad Qais talking to GNS said that he is very proud of his son’s achievement. “Qais is an excellent tennis player. He has been playing Soft Tennis for the last two months while he previously used to play lawn tennis. He has also played several district, national, and state championships. He has also won the district championship of Srinagar by defeating a 17-year-old boy from GD Goenka School who was in 12th class,” he said.

“Qais has received appreciation from everyone wherever he goes to play. He has even played at the national level championship in Gujarat, where his technique and skills were highly appreciated despite his young age,” a buoyed father said, adding that although I also play tennis I can’t match him as his technique is unique and top-notch.”

 

Hot this week

Police Impose Restrictions on Trekking in Tangmarg Forest Areas

Baramulla, Dec 29,: Baramulla Police on Monday issued a...

Fire Guts Three-Storey House in Lal Bazar

Srinagar, Dec 29,: A three-storey residential house was completely...

Protecting Public Trust: EOW Kashmir’s Firm Action Against Economic Offences in 2025

Srianagar,Dec 29: The Economic Offences Wing, Kashmir of the...

Ruhullah Mehdi questions governance, calls for people-centric administration

Khansahib:Member of Parliament Aga Ruhullah Mehdi on Saturday addressed...

Leopard attack injures  elderlyman in south Kashmir’s Shopian

Shopian: A man was injured in a leopard attack...

Topics

Police Impose Restrictions on Trekking in Tangmarg Forest Areas

Baramulla, Dec 29,: Baramulla Police on Monday issued a...

Fire Guts Three-Storey House in Lal Bazar

Srinagar, Dec 29,: A three-storey residential house was completely...

Protecting Public Trust: EOW Kashmir’s Firm Action Against Economic Offences in 2025

Srianagar,Dec 29: The Economic Offences Wing, Kashmir of the...

Ruhullah Mehdi questions governance, calls for people-centric administration

Khansahib:Member of Parliament Aga Ruhullah Mehdi on Saturday addressed...

Leopard attack injures  elderlyman in south Kashmir’s Shopian

Shopian: A man was injured in a leopard attack...

Sonamarg coldest at minus 5.8°C, Pahalgam and Shopian close behind

Srinagar: The Kashmir Valley witnessed widespread sub-zero temperatures with...

EOW Kashmir charges Uri resident in livestock fraud case

Srinagar: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Crime Branch...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img