NASM’s Yuva Premier League (YPL) Annual Inter-Collegiate Sports Fest Kicks Off-converted
National Academy of Sports Management (NASM), conducted the first edition of annual sports fest - Yuva remier League (YPL). This first edition of the sports extravaganza was a huge success. The event was scheduled over a period of two days during 21st & 22nd November 2018, at Poinsur Gymkhana, Mumbai. Over 430 participants from 40 different colleges around Mumbai and Navi Mumbai participated in this event to take home a shiny trophy and a handsome cash award in the five games the institute had to offer, namely, Rink Football, Box Cricket, Kabaddi, Athletics and Volleyball.
National Academy of Sports Management (NASM), conducted the first edition of annual sports fest - Yuva remier League (YPL). This first edition of the sports extravaganza was a huge success. The event was scheduled over a period of two days during 21st & 22nd November 2018, at Poinsur Gymkhana, Mumbai. Over 430 participants from 40 different colleges around Mumbai and Navi Mumbai participated in this event to take home a shiny trophy and a handsome cash award in the five games the institute had to offer, namely, Rink Football, Box Cricket, Kabaddi, Athletics and Volleyball.
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Maniben Nanavati College to win the finals.<br />
Moving on to Volleyball (boys) it was Mumbai University Post Graduation team who claimed glory in<br />
boys category while N.G. Acharya College and Matruchaya College secured 1st and 2nd runner up<br />
position respectively. In the Volleyball (girls) event Shri M.D. Shah Mahila College came out on top by<br />
defeating Annaseheb Vartak College.<br />
Futher more in Football (boys) Siddharth College fought hard to seal the first place against Annaseheb<br />
Vartak college who claimed the first runner up title and second runner up title was claimed by Anjumani-Islam<br />
College. Coming on to the girls football it was Maniben Nanavati college and Government Law<br />
College in the finals where the former overcame the latter.<br />
It was a cracker of a contest in Kabaddi where in the boys category it was Joshi Bedekar who won<br />
against G.N. Khalsa College, the first runners up and Elphinstone College were second runner up. In the<br />
girls category M.D. Shah College added another feather to their cap by becoming champions after a<br />
thrilling match against DTSS College.<br />
In Athletics we saw some fast and furious runners who sprinted their way towards success. The winners<br />
are as follows:<br />
Athletics 100m - Girls<br />
Winner - V. G. Vaze Kelkar college<br />
1st Runner up - Joshi Bedekar college<br />
2nd Runner up - Annasaheb Vartak College<br />
Athletics 100m - Boys<br />
Winner - Viva Collge<br />
1st Runner up - Kelkar College<br />
2nd Runner up - Durgadevi Saraf College<br />
Athletics 200m - Girls<br />
Winner - V. G. Vaze Kelkar College<br />
1st Runner up - Joshi Bedekar College<br />
2nd Runner up - Annasaheb Vartak College<br />
Athletics 200m - Boys<br />
Winner - Kelkar College<br />
1st Runner up - Viva College<br />
2nd Runner up - Durgadevi Saraf College<br />
Relay 4×100m - Girls<br />
Winner - Kelkar college<br />
1st Runner up - Annasaheb Vartak College<br />
2nd Runner up - Shri M. D. Shah Mahila College<br />
Relay 4×100m - Boys<br />
Winner - Vivekanand Education Society's College of Arts, Science & Commerce (V.E.S.A.C)<br />
1st Runner up - R. D. National College
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