Ranjit Wins Pickleball Gold at 2nd J&K Masters Games

Ranjit Wins Pickleball Gold at 2nd J&K Masters Games

Exciting finale highlights skill and
sportsmanship in Jammu

Jammu November 7 : The Pickleball event of the 2nd Jammu & Kashmir Masters Games concluded
with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship at the RS Sports Academy, Miran Sahib,
Jammu, bringing together seasoned players who showcased remarkable skill,
determination, and a true love for the game.

Organised by the Jammu & Kashmir Masters Games Association (JKMGA) in
affiliation with the Super Masters Games and Sports Federation (India), the
tournament witnessed vibrant participation from players, reflecting the growing
popularity of Pickleball in the region.

In a thrilling final match, Ranjit Singh Chib clinched the Gold Medal after
defeating Rameshwar Singh Manhas in a nail-biting contest that kept spectators
on the edge of their seats. The final scores stood at 10–05, 9–10, 10–9,
demonstrating the fierce competition and sportsmanship between the two talented
athletes. Praval Sharma secured third place in the 50-plus age group, adding to
the spirit of inclusivity and healthy competition that defined the event.

General Secretary Neete Kour Khalsa lauded all participants for their energy
and commitment, emphasizing that such events serve as a wonderful platform for
adults to stay active, healthy, and connected to the sporting community.

Rameshwar Singh Manhas, owner of RS Sports Academy, felicitated the Jammu
& Kashmir Masters Games Association for the smooth and successful
organization of the tournament. He praised the collective efforts of the
organisers for their role in promoting sports and fitness among senior
athletes, highlighting how the event fostered camaraderie, teamwork, and the
spirit of fair play.

The successful conclusion of the Pickleball event not only celebrated the
achievements of the players but also reaffirmed Jammu & Kashmir’s growing
reputation as a hub for masters-level sporting excellence.


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