Jaypee Public School , Greater Noida Stands Out at CBSE Shooting Championship 2025
Accuracy, intensity and strength - that was the hallmark that was at full play as the CBSE National Shooting Championship 2025 finally drew to an end at Jaypee Public School, Greater Noida. The event was conducted over five thrilling days and concluded with over 1200 young sharpshooters participating in the event and hence it was one of the biggest and the most prestigious school level shooting competition in the country.
A Championship That Redefined Excellence
Between October 11 th and 15 th, 2025 Jaypee Public School, Greater Noida turned into a sporting spectacle, as more than 230 sports officials and hundreds of fans in the crowd cheered on the upcoming generation of shooting stars. It did not merely happen to be a competition, but a feast of discipline, ability and the undauntable spirit of youth.
With international-standard shooting ranges specially developed for the event, participants experienced the thrill and pressure of world-class competition. Experts agreed: the setup wasn’t just impressive — it was a game-changer.
“This championship has not only elevated the level of competition but has re-established Greater Noida as a rising international sports destination,” said a senior sports official at the closing ceremony.
Participation Beyond Borders
What set this year’s championship apart was its diversity. Shooters came from all corners of India — from Jammu to Kerala, Gujarat to the Northeast — and also included international participants, bringing a rich cultural and competitive spirit to the arena.
- Over 1200 athletes.
- More than 230 officials.
- One vision: to hit the mark.
A Grand Finale to Remember
The closing ceremony was not any less spectacular. With the backdrop of cultural acts and exploratory energy, the Principal of the school Ms. Meeta Bhandoolla received dignitaries, coaches, players, and guests with the warmth and pride that they deserved.
The event was graced by:
- Commander S.J. Singh, President (Education), Jaypee Schools
- Mr. Anand Kumar, General Manager
- Ms. Anita Pillai, Vice Principal
- Mr. Neeraj Singh, Head of Sports
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They also celebrated with the champions through issuing them with medals, trophies and words of encouragement that will continue to linger in the minds of the players even in years to come.
Victory Beyond Medals
The winners were rejoicing in their victory, but the true success was in the platform such a championship gave. Young shooters were able to experience high-pressure competition first hand, learn through their peers, and have walked away with a newly achieved sense of purpose.
Every round featured exciting scenes, such as nail-biting endings or record-setting shots, which allowed keeping the audience on their edge of their seats.
“This is more than a competition. It’s a launchpad for future Olympians,” said Principal Meeta Bhandooola.
Jaypee Public School, Greater Noida: The Perfect Host
The hosting of the event by Jaypee Public School, Greater Noida was immaculate and thus was critical in influencing the success of the event. Logistics to hospitality, all was thought out to the last detail. This once again demonstrated that the school is not merely a source of academic brilliance but a star on the rise in the sporting scene.
“We’re proud to offer a platform where talent meets opportunity,” said Ms. Bhandooola, expressing gratitude to the coaches, faculty, volunteers, and staff for their unwavering support.
Greater Noida: India’s Emerging Sports Capital
This championship is another step in the way of Greater Noida to be a national sport and educational center. The city has an exemplary infrastructure, joint institutions and the rising government sponsorship, making the city to be fast becoming a destination of large scale sporting events.
Bee it Motorsports, or its athletics or now shooting Noida Greater is establishing itself as a city that is turning out champions.
A Shot at Glory
The goal of the CBSE National Shooting Championship 2025 was to inspire more than 1200 young aspirants to go higher, not merely to determine who won the gold. One thing became evident when the final shots' echo subsided and the medals were awarded to the winners:
The future of Indian shooting is not just bright — it's already taking aim.