Besuvolü being felicitated with a special prize.
- KOHIMA — The
two-day games and sports meet of Government High School (GHS) Chesezü commenced
on Friday with the school’s assistant headmaster Vekhole Rhakho, declaring the
meet open at local ground, Chesezü village under Phek district.
- A press release from the school stated that Rhakho, in his
speech at the inaugural event, emphasised the importance of agility, stamina,
and strength in the life of a sportsperson. He stressed the significance of
consistency and determination, asserting that there are no shortcuts to
success.
- He also highlighted the importance of staying fit and
healthy, especially for students, adding that education encompasses overall
development beyond the four walls of learning. Additionally, he underscored the
need to balance studies and sports in order to excel in life.
- As part of promoting inclusivity and sportsmanship, the
school conducted a special 20-meter race for a differently-abled student,
Besuvolü, the lone participant, who showcased remarkable determination and spirit.
In appreciation of her resilience, the school honoured her with a special
prize.
- The first day of the event witnessed intense competition
across various categories. In wrestling, Khruto won in the under 40 kg
category, Uzhove in the 40-50 kg category, Anuzuzo in the 51-60 kg category,
and Ruveto in the below 70 kg category. Thujoseyi secured the top spot in the
feet jump event. In women's arm wrestling, Nukuvolü won in the 30-40 kg
category, Apiyo in the 41-50 kg category, and Zaletalu in the under 70 kg
category.
- The finals for the track and field events, along with other
games, will be held on March 22.
