Srinagar: The third edition of Inter-college Badminton Rolling Trophy (Women) 2022 organised by Govt. College for Women, M. A. Road, Srinagar concluded Saturday.
The tournament was organised by the college’s Physical Education Department from March 10 to 19, 2022. Fifteen matches are being played at the college’s Multi-Purpose Hall with 16 teams from different colleges competing for the coveted trophy. The final matches were played between Govt. College for Women, M. A. Road and GDC Sumbal. The singles match was won by GCW M.A. Road while the doubles and mixed-doubles match was won by GDC Sumbal. With the score-line reading 2-1 in its favour, GDC Sumbal lifted the trophy.
Vice Chancellor, Cluster University Srinagar, Prof. (Dr.) Qayyum Husain was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Others guests present on the occasion included Nodal Principal (S.P College), Prof. (Dr.) Khurshid Ahmad Khan; Principal, GDC Sumbal, Prof. M. S. Khan and Principal, GDC Bemina, Prof. Manzoor Ahmad Lone. Deans of various faculties of Cluster University Srinagar viz., Dean Social Sciences, Dr. Mujahid Ahmad; Dean Engineering & Technology, Dr. Shah Jahan Wani; Dean Humanities & Liberal Arts, Dr. Deeba Sarmad and Sports Secretary, Prof. Tariq Ashai were also present at the valedictory function.
Speaking on the occasion, Vice Chancellor, Cluster University Srinagar, Prof. (Dr.) Qayyum Husain congratulated the winning team and hailed their stamina and tactics during the match. He also appreciated the efforts of the college in organizing various sports events.
Expressing his keen interest in promoting sports activities at Cluster University, Prof. Qayyum said, “One of the first things, I did was to assign the charge of Sports Secretary Cluster University to Prof. Tariq Ashai to help organize and coordinate various sports events in the constituent colleges of the university.”
Earlier, welcoming the guests, Principal, Prof. (Dr.) Nasreen Aman presented welcome address while Masooad Ahmed Malik presented vote of thanks.
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