Sindh shines at National Youth Ju-Jitsu Championship 2026, wins overall trophy
Sindh Youth Ju-Jitsu Team Makes History, Claims First National Youth Ju-Jitsu Championship 2026 Title with 17 Medals, Including 11 Gold
LAHORE: The Youth Team of the Sindh Ju-Jitsu Association delivered an outstanding performance at the First National Youth Ju-Jitsu Championship 2026, securing the overall first position with an impressive haul of 17 medals, comprising 11 Gold, 1 Silver, and 5 Bronze.
Sindh’s young athletes demonstrated exceptional skills and competitive spirit across various categories, winning a total of 17 medals.
This remarkable achievement reflects the continued efforts to promote Ju-Jitsu in Sindh, develop young talent, and prepare future international champions.
Congratulating the athletes, coaches, officials, and parents on this outstanding achievement, Tariq Ali, President of the Sindh Ju-Jitsu Association, said:
“Sindh’s first-place finish at the National Youth Championship and the outstanding performances of our young athletes are a tremendous source of pride and happiness for us.
This achievement clearly demonstrates the dedicated efforts being made through our Youth Development Programme to promote and strengthen Ju-Jitsu in Sindh.”
He further stated that in 2026, young Ju-Jitsu athletes from Sindh had not only excelled at the national level but had also achieved championship titles at the Asian and South Asian levels, bringing pride to Pakistan. These accomplishments reflect the strength of the association’s talent development system and its promising future.
Sundus Khan, Secretary General of the Sindh Ju-Jitsu Association, appealed to the Sindh Sports Ministry, Sindh Sports Board, and relevant sports authorities to recognize and appreciate the extraordinary achievements of these young athletes, encourage their efforts, and provide them with improved training facilities, resources, and opportunities to participate in international competitions.
She emphasized that young athletes are the future of the sport and that recognizing their achievements at the government level would not only boost their confidence and motivation but also provide fresh momentum to the promotion and development of sports in Sindh.
