Table Tennis Champions in the News
Our academy's commitment to high-performance table tennis has earned consistent recognition across state and national sports journalism.
A proud feature in the Times News Network. This article, "Aakash & Kushi take top honours," celebrates their singles titles in the first state-ranking tournament of the year.
"Aakash, Sahana win titles." A newspaper clipping from DHNS covering their victories in the Under-19 boys' and girls' singles at the CVL Shastry Memorial state championship.
"Aakash and Deshna notch fine double." This Times of India article details Aakash KJ's double win at the CVL Shastry memorial State table tennis championships.
"Rakshit, Anargya reign supreme." This Times Sport article covers the 2nd Karnataka State Ranking Tournament, highlighting our player Anargya's win in the women's category.
"Aakash, Trupti emerge U-19 champs." A Times of India report on the state ranking tournament where our player Aakash won the U-19 singles title.
"Winners Cloud win team C'ship." A newspaper report on our team's victory at the first-ever Mission Olympics 2028 Team Table Tennis Championship.
"Samyak, Trupti emerge champions." This Times News Network article covers the Belagavi district State Ranking Tournament, where our player Samyak emerged as the U-19 boys' champion.
"Teshub, Sahana lift titles." A news clipping highlighting our player Sahana H Murthy's victory in the under-17 girls' section at the Karnataka State-ranking tournament in Belagavi.
"Ayush, Sahana clinch U-17 titles." A Times News Network article celebrating Sahana H Murthy's victory in the U-17 girls' category at the Mysore state ranking tournament.
"Aakash, Anargya champions." This newspaper clipping from the Times News Network highlights the Under-19 singles titles bagged by Aakash and Anargya at the Mysore tournament.
About In The News
These news clippings are more than just archive pieces for us. Every headline about an Aakash KJ or Sahana H Murthy win confirms that our specific mix of high-speed multi-ball drills and dedicated sports psychology actually works under competitive pressure at the state and national level.
Success in competitive table tennis is rarely an accident. When you see our players lifting trophies at Karnataka state-ranking tournaments, it is the result of a rigorous, 6-day-a-week training regimen based at our Banashankari facility.
We structure our training to simulate the intense atmosphere of championship play. This includes:
- Multi-ball and Robot Training: Consistent high-volume drills to build muscle memory and stroke consistency.
- Physical Conditioning: Dedicated gym access to improve agility and shock absorption, which is vital for long tournament days.
- Mental Conditioning: Tactical mindset training to ensure our paddlers handle the pressure of final sets as effectively as their first match.
Our approach is the same whether we are coaching a 6-year-old beginner or a ranked national player. We do not believe in short-cuts. We focus on grip technique, footwork, and tactical awareness until those skills become automatic. By documenting these performances in the media, we keep our students motivated and show the community that disciplined practice at Winner's Cloud leads to tangible results on the table.
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I am Anirban Tarafder, head coach at Winner's Cloud. Every headline you see here represents thousands of hours of drills, early morning fitness sessions, and intense mental preparation for our paddlers.
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