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National Championship Journey: Real Results in Table Tennis

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This is where Alightians test their grit against the country's best. From main draw qualifications to national podiums, every rally here is a step toward becoming a champion.

Our girls' team at the National Ranking Table Tennis Championship in Delhi. Even when we don't win medals, the journey and the fight are what matter.

Our boys' squad at the National Ranking Championship. We are seeing more players qualify for the main draw, which shows our consistent growth.

Our full squad, the heart of Alight Table Tennis Excellence Centre. Every player here is on a journey, and we are proud to be a part of their growth.

Our team at the 1st National Ranking Tournament in Vadodara. More than half of our participants qualified for the main draw, a new record for us.

Our girls' team ready for the National Table Tennis Championship in Indore. They are prepared to give their best and make us proud.

Janvi Garg, qualified for the CBSE Nationals after winning Gold in the team event and Silver in individuals at the Delhi Clusters.

Our hardworking player Shreya Limaye, who qualified for the ICSE Nationals. We are proud to have players competing at the highest levels.

A coach's guidance during a tough match at the National Ranking tournament in Kangra. These moments are crucial for a player's development.

A proud moment as our player Shanaya Tyagi is selected for the Khelo India scheme, a testament to her being India's No. 1.

This is a moment of immense pride. Our player, Shanaya Tyagi, became the National Champion and India No. 1. This is the result of relentless hard work and dedication.

About National Championship Journey

Competing at the national level isn't just about the trophy; it’s about the grit required to fight through qualification rounds and secure a spot in the main draw. When you see our players battling in Delhi or Indore, you are seeing the result of relentless multiball drills and tactical discipline. We celebrate the medals, but we value the narrow losses just as much, because those nail-biting matches are exactly where a player learns how to win at the highest stage.

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