Besuvolü being felicitated with a special prize on Friday at GHS Chesezü during the sports meet.
KOHIMA, MARCH 21 (MExN): The two-day games and sports meet at Government High School (GHS) Chesezü got underway on March 21. The event was officially opened by Vekhole Rhakho, Assistant Headmaster of GHS Chesezü, at the local ground in Chesezü village, located in Phek district.
During the opening ceremony, Rhakho highlighted the importance of agility, stamina, and strength for athletes. He emphasized that success in sports requires consistency, determination, and hard work, and that staying fit and healthy is crucial, especially for students. He also spoke on the need for a balance between academics and sports for overall personal development.
In an effort to promote inclusivity, a special 20-meter race was organized for a differently-abled student, Besuvolü, who participated as the sole competitor. She was recognized for her perseverance and awarded a special prize by Rhakho in acknowledgment of her resilience.
The first day of the meet featured intense competition across various categories. In wrestling, Khruto won the under 40 kg category, Uzhove claimed victory in the 40-50 kg category, Anuzuzo triumphed in the 51-60 kg category, and Ruveto secured the top spot in the below 70 kg category. Thujoseyi won the feet jump event, while in women’s arm wrestling, Nukuvolü emerged as the winner 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, are scheduled for March 22.
