Gujarat Titans Launch Second Season of 'Junior Titans'
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Synopsis
The Gujarat Titans have launched the second season of 'Junior Titans', promoting outdoor sports among children under 14. With events in five cities, collaboration with La Liga and Pokemon, the initiative aims to inspire young athletes through engaging activities and community spirit.
Key Takeaways
- Second season of Junior Titans launched
- Events in five major cities of Gujarat
- Collaboration with La Liga for football workshops
- Pokemon engagement for children
- Participation from schools and NGOs for inclusivity
Ahmedabad, Jan 15 (NationPress) Following the remarkable achievements of its first season, the Gujarat Titans have unveiled the second season of 'Junior Titans', a distinctive initiative aimed at fostering a love for outdoor sports among children aged under 14.
‘Junior Titans’, reflecting the spirit of ‘Let’s Sport Out’, aims to reignite the enthusiasm for outdoor activities in young children, offering them exposure to a variety of sports and ensuring an enjoyable experience. Events for Junior Titans will occur in five major cities of Gujarat: Ahmedabad, Junagadh, Bhavnagar, Bharuch, and Palanpur.
La Liga, the premier division of Spanish football, continues its partnership for this season, conducting football workshops during the events. Young talents will have the opportunity to learn from La Liga’s expert technical coaches, who will provide invaluable insights and broaden their sporting perspectives.
This season also sees a collaboration with one of Japan's most beloved brands, Pokemon, allowing children to meet their favorite Pokemon characters and engage in exciting activities at the venues, along with the chance to take home fantastic merchandise.
The festivities will commence on January 18 in Junagadh, with each city hosting a one-day community sports event that celebrates the joy of outdoor play and sportsmanship. The events will feature an array of engaging activities, such as cricket and football challenges, quizzes, and a walkthrough of the history of Gujarat Titans.
This edition of 'Junior Titans' will involve participation from around 25 schools in each city, including 10 private schools and 5 government schools. Additionally, 5 NGOs will participate, ensuring a diverse and inclusive environment for all young athletes. With an anticipated turnout of approximately 900 participants in each city, this program promises to be a grand celebration of sports and community spirit.
The inaugural edition witnessed successful events across five cities in Gujarat, from Vadodara to Bhuj and Surat to Rajkot, with enthusiastic participation from over 5000 children from 117 schools.
“With the second edition of Junior Titans, we are thrilled to continue our mission of inspiring young children across Gujarat. This initiative not only fosters a love for sports but also highlights the significance of teamwork and personal development,” expressed Colonel Arvinder Singh, COO - Gujarat Titans.
