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Ladakh Hosts First-Ever State Snow Ski Championship, Over 90 Athletes Compete in Kargil

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffMarch 24, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Kargil, March 24, 2026: In a landmark moment for winter sports in Ladakh, the first-ever State Open Snow Ski Championship 2025–26 was inaugurated today at the scenic Yakza Ski Slope in Umba Yarzah, Sankoo. The three-day event marks a major step toward promoting snow sports across the Union Territory.

The championship was formally inaugurated by Tahir Hussain Zubdavi, Joint Director, Youth Services & Sports, UT Ladakh, who emphasized the importance of developing snow skiing as a competitive discipline in the region. He lauded the participating athletes for their enthusiasm and highlighted Ladakh’s potential to emerge as a hub for winter sports.

The inaugural ceremony was also attended by Mohammed Ali, Nambardar of Ooba village, along with local officials and a large gathering of spectators. Residents from Sankoo and nearby villages, including Kumbha, turned up in significant numbers, adding to the festive and energetic atmosphere.

More than 90 athletes, including both men and women from across Ladakh, are participating in the championship being held from March 24 to 26. The opening day featured multiple high-energy events such as Snowboard Giant Slalom, Alpine Skiing (Slalom and Giant Slalom), Ski Mountaineering Sprint, and Vertical races, showcasing the diverse skill set of participants.

Organizers described the event as a major success, noting that it provides a crucial platform for local talent to compete at a higher level while promoting winter sports culture in the region. The championship is being organized by the Department of Youth Services & Sports, UT Ladakh, with a focus on strengthening sports infrastructure and encouraging youth participation in snow-based disciplines.

Competitions will continue over the next two days, with the final medal ceremonies scheduled at the conclusion of the event. Officials expressed confidence that such initiatives will help identify and nurture future champions from Ladakh’s high-altitude terrain.

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