ISSO National Volleyball Championship 2026 Concludes in Hyderabad
Over 45 teams competed in the ISSO National Volleyball Championship 2026 in Hyderabad, with Jaipur and Ahmedabad schools clinching major titles.
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The ISSO National Volleyball Championship 2026 reached a thrilling conclusion at CHIREC International School in Hyderabad, marking a significant milestone for school-level sports in India. Held from October 7 to 10, the four-day tournament showcased high-octane action as more than 45 teams from international schools across the country battled for supremacy.
Dominance of Jaipur and Ahmedabad Schools
The championship saw intense competition across six distinct categories, spanning Under-14, Under-17, and Under-19 for both boys and girls. One of the standout performers was Jayshree Periwal International School, Jaipur, which secured two major titles in the Under-17 Girls and Under-19 Boys categories.
Ahmedabad schools also proved to be a powerhouse in the tournament. GEMS Genesis International School claimed the championship in the Under-14 Girls category, while Anand Niketan International School took home the trophy for the Under-14 Boys category.
Category-wise Winners and Runners-up
The tournament results highlighted the growing depth of talent in school sports. Here is a breakdown of the champions:
- Under-14 Girls: GEMS Genesis International School (Champions), The Gaudium School (Runners-up), Manthan International School (Third).
- Under-14 Boys: Anand Niketan International School (Champions), Cedar Valley International School (Runners-up), Sreenidhi International School (Third).
- Under-17 Girls: Jayshree Periwal International School (Champions), GEMS Genesis International School (Runners-up), CHIREC International School (Third).
- Under-17 Boys: The Gaudium School (Champions), Aga Khan Academy (Runners-up), GEMS Genesis International School (Third).
- Under-19 Girls: CHIREC International School (Champions), The Gaudium School (Runners-up), Sreenidhi International School (Third).
- Under-19 Boys: Jayshree Periwal International School (Champions), The International School Bangalore (Runners-up), CHIREC International School (Third).
Rising Stars: Most Promising Players
Beyond the team trophies, individual excellence was recognized through the Most Promising Player awards. The following athletes were honored for their exceptional skill and impact on the court:
- Under-14 Girls: Raghavi (GEMS Genesis International School)
- Under-14 Boys: Dhruva (Sreenidhi International School)
- Under-17 Girls: Arunima (Jayshree Periwal International School)
- Under-17 Boys: Abhiram (The Gaudium School)
- Under-19 Girls: Aadya Varma Koneti (CHIREC International School)
- Under-19 Boys: Kavesh Goyal (Jayshree Periwal International School)
Reflecting on the success of the event, Aakanksha Thapak, Director of ISSO, noted that the massive participation of over 45 teams highlights the surging enthusiasm for volleyball within the international school circuit in India. She emphasized that the organization remains committed to creating meaningful pathways for student-athletes through high-quality competitive platforms.