Navy Children School Dominates Pre-Subroto Cup Football Tournament 2025 Central Zone at K-IIT World School, Gurgaon
The Pre-Subroto Cup Football Tournament 2025 (Central Zone) for U-15 and U-17 boys, along with U-17 girls, concluded successfully on May 26, 2025, at K-IIT World School, Gurgaon. This highly competitive event brought together seven top teams from the region, providing a vibrant platform for budding football talents to compete and showcase their skills ahead of the national championships.
Ceremonial Inauguration Sets the Tone for Fair Play and Sportsmanship
The tournament kicked off with a formal inauguration ceremony where Dr. S.S. Aggarwal, Chairman of K-IIT World School, blessed the event. He encouraged all young athletes to display not only their football prowess but also true sportsmanship and integrity throughout the matches. The event was further graced by distinguished officials, including Mr. Sagar Raikwar, Observer, and referees Mr. Sagar, Mr. Adil, and Mr. Rahul from the Haryana Football Association. Their presence ensured the matches were conducted with the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.
Seven Competitive Teams Battle for Glory
Seven spirited teams participated in this intense tournament, including notable schools such as Navy Children School, K-IIT World School (Pitampura), and New Era Public School (Dwarka). Each team brought enthusiasm, skill, and determination to the field, resulting in tightly contested matches that kept spectators engaged and excited.
Navy Children School Sweeps All Categories
Demonstrating exceptional teamwork, skill, and tactical acumen, Navy Children School emerged as the champions across all categories—U-15 Boys, U-17 Boys, and U-17 Girls. Their dominant performances throughout the tournament reflected rigorous training and strategic gameplay, earning them unanimous acclaim.
The runners-up in every category were the K-IIT World School, Pitampura teams, who fought hard and displayed remarkable resilience and sportsmanship despite falling short of the championship title.
K-IIT World School, Gurgaon: A Model Host
The tournament was meticulously organized by K-IIT World School, Gurgaon, which provided excellent sporting facilities and ensured strict adherence to tournament regulations. The seamless management and warm hospitality extended by the host school won high praise from participating teams and officials alike.
Ms. Rashmi, Coach of Navy Children School, lauded the host for their professionalism and support throughout the event, emphasizing that such well-run tournaments are critical for nurturing grassroots football talent in the country.
Fostering Sportsmanship and Community Spirit
The event concluded on a celebratory note with a prize distribution ceremony honoring players, referees, and organizing staff. The tournament not only spotlighted emerging football talent but also fostered camaraderie among participating schools, encouraging teamwork, mutual respect, and a shared passion for sports.
Looking Ahead: Preparation for the Subroto Cup National Championship
The Pre-Subroto Cup Tournament served as an ideal preparatory stage for the young athletes as they gear up for the upcoming Subroto Cup National Championship. The competition reinforced the values of sportsmanship, discipline, and excellence, which are vital for success at higher levels of competitive football.
Setting Standards for Future Editions
K-IIT World School, Gurgaon’s successful hosting of this prestigious event sets a new benchmark for future editions of the Pre-Subroto Cup tournaments. Their dedication to promoting youth sports and providing a professional competitive environment promises to inspire other schools and organizers to elevate grassroots football in India.
This tournament was a resounding success, spotlighting young football stars of tomorrow while nurturing the spirit of healthy competition and community among schools. With Navy Children School’s outstanding performances and K-IIT World School’s exemplary hosting, the Central Zone Pre-Subroto Cup 2025 has undoubtedly left a lasting legacy in youth football circles.
