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Speed Fund Academy, Ludhiana
To groom the distinguished players who have already excelled at National/State
level, with an eye of winning medals in International competitions, the Sports
Department in the year 1999-2000 started Speed Fund Academy for outstanding
players (only boys) in the age group of 13-21 years, at Ludhiana. In this
academy players are given a diet of Rs. 100/- per day per head, free education,
medical, transport, accommodation and sports equipment. The players are also
provided a sports kit worth Rs. 10,000/- per annum. There is a provision of
participation of the players in Domestic as well as International competitions
on actual basis. Already a number of boys of this academy have represented India
in the International competitions and have created new National records. Jugraj
Singh, who proved to be a class drag flicker penalty corner specialist who got
injured in September 2003, is the by-product of this academy. He represented
country in Champions Trophy Edition 2002, Cologne (Germany), Busan Asian games
2002, Senior World Cup (MAS) and Champions Trophy 2003 at Holland, he scored a
number of goals in each tournament. Yadvinder Singh another student of this
academy represented the country in Asian cup 2001 held in Malaysia and won gold
medal.
Another judoka of this academy Navjot Challa won gold medal in Junior Asia Cup
held at Demascus (Syria) in the 50 Kg. Amrit Pal Singh, an athlete of the
academy created sensation by shattering the 30 year long jump record of T C
Yuhana.He jumped 8.08 mtr. He also participated in Junior World Athletic
Championship and Junior Asia Cup in 2002. He won Bronze medal at SAF Games in
2004. Another athlete of this Academy, Amritpal Singh Jr. and a Disc Thrower is
showing consistence performance since he joined the Academy. He represented the
country at the Junior Athletic Championship in the year 2002. In this very year
he created a new record of Under-19 record and a new national Under-18 record.
Further improving, he shattered the old record and created a new All India Inter
University record in the year 2003-04. Mr. Pargat Singh, another upcoming
athlete is a Hammer Thrower. He won Gold Medal in All India university during
2003-04. He also created a new Pb. University Inter-College record with a throw
of 60.92 meters.
Institutes
Associated with SAI
List of
SAI training centers
SAI Training Centre, Badal, Muktsar
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Sr. No.
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Game
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No. of Boys
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No. of Girls
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1
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Athletics
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--
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23
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2
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Volleyball
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--
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19
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3
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Hockey
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--
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29
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4
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Basketball
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--
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05
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5
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Rifle Shooting
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--
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15
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6
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Handball
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--
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13
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SAI Training Centre, Sangrur
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Sr. No. |
Game |
No. of Boys |
No. of Girls |
1 |
Athletics |
16 |
-- |
2 |
Volleyball |
18 |
-- |
3 |
Hockey |
24 |
-- |
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S.T.C. Patiala
Discipline
Sr. No. |
Game |
No. of Boys |
No. of Girls |
1 |
Volleyball |
35 |
20 |
2 |
Boxing |
20 |
-- |
3 |
Gymnastics |
35 |
35 |
4 |
Cricket |
35 |
17 |
5 |
Handball |
24 |
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SAI Training Centre, Ludhiana
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Sr. No.
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Game |
No. of Boys |
No. of Girls |
1 |
Athletics |
14 |
-- |
2 |
Volleyball |
19 |
- |
3 |
Handball |
30 |
-- |
4 |
Judo |
22 |
11 |
5 |
Basketball |
7 |
-- |
6 |
Weightlifting |
2 |
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STATE SPORTS COMPLEX, SAS NAGAR, MOHALI
Punjab Government is also thinking of making State Sports Complex at International Level in SAS Nagar, Mohali and to finalize the dezining of complex is being consider.
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