First Sports Fair organized by Charddikala Sports Club Manitoba at West St. Paul Center Sports Grounds

Winnipeg: Apna Punjab Media: Recently, Chardikala Sports Club Manitoba hosted the first sports fair at the playing fields of West St. Paul Centre. Organized by club members Rupinder Brar, Jaggi Grewal, Sukh Brar, Randhir Brar, Kamal Sekhon and their entire club, the main objective of this sports fair was to encourage Canadian-born children of Indian origin to play their heritage sports as much as possible. The main attraction of this sports fair was children’s games. Children of all ages participated in various sports in this two-day sports fair. Meanwhile, M.L. One. Daljit Pal Brar, MLA JD participated and distributed prizes to the winners. Apart from Kabaddi, football, volleyball and running competitions were also organized in this sports fair. Meanwhile, Kabaddi matches were also organized. In the children’s race, in the 6 years category, Aman Toor stood first, Dilshan stood second and Sartaj stood third. In the 6-year-old girls category, Amber Gill, Japuji Kaur and Anyan stood first, second and third respectively. In the eight year old boys category, Fateh got first place, Harjeet got second place and Jaideep got third place. In the eight-year-old girls category, Jaspreet Brar, Japjot and Anahat stood first, second and third respectively. In the ten year old boys category, Sahib Toor got first place, Riddh Veer got second place and Bantaj got third place. In the ten-year-old girls category, Japreet Brar, Gurmantar Brar and Gunreet Kaur stood first, second and third respectively. In the twelve year old boys category, Jagjot stood first, Sahajpreet stood second and Harkirat stood third. In the 12-year-old girls category, Gurleen, Gursimrat and Navroz stood first, second and third respectively. In the fourteen year old boys category, Yuvraj stood first, Yuvraj Kang stood second and Jagjot stood third. In the fourteen-year-old girls category, Gurleen Virk, Gursirat and Gursimrat stood first, second and third respectively. Men and women of all age groups participated in the race. In this, races of different categories of 100, 200 meters were organized. Tea fair was also organized here. Bhangra and Gidda were played by children and speeches were given by old women. In the tug of war, no team could stand in front of the Maple team.