In just four years since venturing into the dynamic world of rugby, the Uttarakhand women’s rugby team is gearing up to make a resounding impact at the National Games, scheduled to commence on January 28.

The team has been training tirelessly at the Maharana Pratap Sports College under the expert guidance of coach Yashwant Singh, who also serves as the general secretary of the Uttarakhand Rugby Association. Determined to showcase their skill and grit, the players are leaving no stone unturned to prepare for the tournament, which will see participation from top teams representing states such as Odisha, Bihar, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala.

Coach Yashwant Singh expressed his confidence in the team’s capabilities, saying, “The players have shown remarkable dedication and resilience during their training sessions. We are confident that they will give their best performance and aim for the gold medal.”

This year’s competition marks a significant milestone for the Uttarakhand women’s rugby team, which has grown from humble beginnings to becoming a formidable contender in a short span of time. Their journey reflects a story of determination and passion for the sport, inspiring young athletes across the state.

With the National Games just days away, the team is focusing on fine-tuning their strategies and strengthening their game. Rugby enthusiasts across Uttarakhand are eagerly awaiting the team’s performance, hoping for a golden finish to their hard work and perseverance.

As the countdown to the National Games begins, all eyes are set on this promising team, which embodies the spirit of sportsmanship and determination. Will Uttarakhand claim the coveted gold medal? The answer awaits as the games kick off on January 28.