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Aitchisonians dominate Junior National Tennis Championship

Aitchison College students dominate in U-18 and U-14 categories at the Junior National Tennis Championship 2026.

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Aitchisonians dominate Junior National Tennis Championship
Aitchison College students Abubakar Talha, Amir Mazari, and Omer Jawad celebrate their victories in the boys' U-18 category.

Key Takeaways

  • Aitchison College students secure top spots in U-18 and U-14 categories.
  • Abubakar Talha, Amir Mazari, and Omer Jawad lead the boys' U-18 event.
  • M Ibraheem Hussain Gill excels in the U-14 category.

Aitchison College students showcased exceptional talent at the Aitchison College Junior National Tennis Championship 2026, which was inaugurated on Tuesday at the Aitchison College, Mall Road, Lahore.

In the boys' U-18 category, Abubakar Talha, Amir Mazari, and Omer Jawad emerged as the top contenders, securing commanding victories in their respective matches.

M Ibraheem Hussain Gill also made a strong impression in the U-14 event, demonstrating the high level of skill and dedication among Aitchison College's young athletes.

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The championship, a prestigious event for junior tennis players, highlights the continued success and training of Aitchison College's sports program.

The success of these young players reflects the commitment of Aitchison College to nurturing talent and providing a platform for students to excel in their chosen sports.

The Aitchison College Junior National Tennis Championship serves as a stepping stone for promising young athletes, offering them the opportunity to compete at a national level and gain valuable experience.

The championship is expected to inspire other students from across Pakistan to take up tennis and pursue their sporting ambitions.