Madhesh Pradesh's Aditya Yadav and Koshi Pradesh's Prakriti Kafle have won gold in the 100m athletics race under the U-14 National Junior School Games. Aditya is the winner in Chhatra and Prakriti Chhatra.

Aditya completed the race in 11.6 seconds at the Dasharath Stadium in Tripureshwar on Sunday. Surendra Pariyar of Karnali state won silver and Ankit Tajpuria of Koshi state won bronze. Prakriti spent 14.6 seconds. Goma Shahi of Karnali won silver and Gauri Kumari Saud of Sudurpaschim Pradesh won bronze.

Ayan Rana of Gandaki state became the first in the student 400m race. He clocked 55.6 seconds. Rohit Dhami of Sudurpaschim was second and Priyanshu Shah of Koshi was third. Sushma Budha of Karnali was the winner in the girl category with 69.3 seconds. Aaradhya Chalise from Gandaki came second and Shilvi Naga from Bagmati state came third.

Surendra Sunar of Karnali became the winner in student long jump. He jumped 5.98 meters. Nitesh Gachchdar of Koshi was second and Mohan Pariyar of Sudurpaschim was third. Lumbini's Anuja Tharu Choudhary became the first in the event with a jump of 4.17 meters. Karuna Chand of Karnali was second and Prakriti Kafle of Koshi was third.

Karnali has won 2 golds on the first day of athletics with 12 categories competing for 6 golds. Koshi, Gandaki, Madhesh and Lumbini won 1 gold each.

Aryan Shahi and Arnab Shrestha from Bagmati and Gautam Tamang and Saksham Basnet from Koshi reached the finals in table tennis students' doubles held at the National Table Tennis Training Center in Lainchour.

In women's doubles, Bagmati's Arsana Maharjan and Shreya Shakya and Koshi's Swastika Chaudhary and Shreya Subedi secured their place in the finals. The boys/girls singles quarter-finals have been completed. On the first day of rugby at Dasharath Stadium, 12 matches of the league stage were completed. There will be 14 matches on Monday. 

In the 20-20 over student cricket at Moolpani, Koshi defeated Sudurpaschim Pradesh by 8 wickets, Lumbini defeated Bagmati by 3 runs and Madhesh defeated Karnali by 9 wickets. 476 players from seven provinces are participating in the competition. There will be competition for 25 gold, 25 silver and 33 bronze medals.  The

tournament was inaugurated at Dasharath Stadium in Tripureshwar on Sunday afternoon. Youth and Sports Minister Tejulal Chaudhary inaugurated the tournament by handing over the Olympic torch to Karate's Erica Gurung, the historic silver winner of the 19th Asian Games. Asian Games Kabaddi bronze winner Manmati Bishta, Usuka Vijay Sinjali, 13th SAG gold winner, Suresh Chunara, historical bronze winner of Ellis Championship wrestling, joined the crowd when Erika lit up the stadium with the torch. In the opening, teams from all seven provinces marched. Minister Choudhary, who is the chairman of the National Sports Council (Rakhep), the organizer of

, said that it should be continued as this is an important competition in school sports and the production of young athletes. Rakhep Member-Secretary Tanklal Ghising said that the junior competition was started to strengthen the foundation of sports at the school level. He expressed his belief that since the players are being selected from the district and state level, the best talent will emerge from the competition. The