By Amanjeetsingh
Baramulla | 20 January 2026
Ajit Hockey Club, Baramulla, has brought immense pride to Jammu and Kashmir after six out of seven players from the club were selected for the prestigious 69th SGFI U-17 Boys’ Hockey Championship. The national-level tournament will be held in Ranchi from January 27 to 31, 2026.
The championship is expected to be staged at major venues including the Mega Sports Complex, Khelgaon, along with other designated stadiums in Ranchi, and will feature top emerging hockey talent from across the country.
Selected Players from Ajit Hockey Club Baramulla
The six players who have earned selection for this national event are:
Prabvir Singh, Sharandeep Singh, Anshupal Singh,Taniahdeep Singh,Vanshdeep Singh
and Rajneil Singh
Their selection is a strong testament to the growing hockey culture in Baramulla and the consistent grassroots development being carried out by Ajit Hockey Club.
Strong Leadership Behind the Success
This remarkable achievement has been credited to the dedication and vision of the club’s management and coaching staff including
Head Coach Satinder Singh, Coach Sharanpal Singh President Dr. Sanjeet Singh Media Coordinator Randeep Singh Bali and Treasurer Surinder Singh and Cheif Sponsor of Ajit club Harpreet Singh
Special appreciation has been extended to Dedication and acumen of Head Coach Satinder Singh, whose guidance and structured training have played a pivotal role in preparing the players for national-level competition.
A Moment of Pride for Baramulla
Sports enthusiasts, parents, and local residents have congratulated the team, calling the selection of six players from a single club a historic milestone for Baramulla hockey. The achievement highlights not only individual talent but also the club’s disciplined coaching framework and long-term commitment to excellence.
With the national championship fast approaching, expectations are high as Ajit Hockey Club Baramulla looks to make a strong impact on the national stage and further elevate the reputation of Jammu & Kashmir in Indian hockey.
