Celebrating Success: Tamil Nadu Triumphs at the 69th National School Games U-14 Girls Chess Championship 2025-26

1/29/20261 min read

Introduction to the 69th National School Games

The 69th National School Games U-14 Girls Chess Championship 2025-26 recently concluded, showcasing incredible talent and determination among the young chess players across India. This prestigious event, facilitated by the School Games Federation of India (SGFI), not only fosters competitive spirit among school children but also encourages the growth of chess in the country.

Tamil Nadu's Outstanding Performance

We are delighted to announce the remarkable achievement of the Tamil Nadu U-14 girls' chess team, who have emerged as champions. Their consistent hard work, dedication, and perseverance were evident throughout the tournament, ultimately leading to them claiming the title. This victory is a testament to the state’s commitment to nurturing young sports talent.

Recognizing the Young Champions

Special congratulations are in order for the individual players who contributed significantly to Tamil Nadu's success:

  • Prakanyaa M M from Coimbatore, whose strategic prowess helped secure crucial points for the team.
  • Charudharshini from Chennai, known for her tactical finesse, played exceptionally throughout the competition.
  • Pooja Shree, also from Chennai, displayed remarkable composure under pressure.
  • Pavithra from Tiruchirappalli, whose resilience was key to the team’s advancement.
  • Maha, another talent from Tiruchirappalli, showed great potential and skill during her games.

Prakanyaa’s outstanding performance, in particular, has brought pride not only to her district of Coimbatore but also has placed them on the national chess map.

Conclusion and Future Prospects

The achievement of the Tamil Nadu U-14 girls' chess team at the 69th National School Games is more than just a title; it is an inspiration for many young players aspiring to excel in chess. This victory highlights the importance of supporting and investing in young athletes, as they are the future of the sport. We look forward to witnessing more successes from Tamil Nadu’s chess players in future competitions and commend everyone involved in their journey.