2025-26 IPSGM (Regional Level) - A Celebration of Grit, Discipline, and the Spirit of Never Giving Up
IPSGM 2025–26: A Celebration of Grit, Discipline, and the Spirit of Never Giving Up
Government Polytechnic, Proddatur proudly congratulates all the students who represented our institution in the Inter-Polytechnic Games and Sports Meet (IPSGM) 2025–26, held at Government Polytechnic, Jammalamadugu.
After rigorous internal selections, 45 talented students from our institute earned the honor of representing Government Polytechnic, Proddatur at the regional level. Their participation itself reflects discipline, dedication, and courage. Among them, several students emerged as regional-level winners and runners-up and are now qualified to compete at the State Level IPSGM, carrying the pride of our institution forward.
This achievement is not merely about medals or positions—it is about effort, endurance, teamwork, and the will to rise under pressure.
Athletics: Where Strength Meets Determination
🏃 High Jump & Long Jump
Track and field events like High Jump and Long Jump demand explosive power, precision, and mental focus. Our students displayed exceptional control over technique and confidence, securing top positions at the regional level. These events symbolize how success often requires pushing beyond perceived physical limits—and that a single leap can change outcomes.
Long Jump – Second Place – O. Venkateswarlu (I Year, ECE)
🏃 400m × 4 Relay – Third Place
The relay race reflects the essence of teamwork and trust. Each runner’s performance directly impacts the team’s outcome. Our students demonstrated perfect coordination, speed, and responsibility toward one another, earning a podium finish and reminding us that collective effort multiplies success.
Field Events: Power with Precision
🥏 Shot Put & Discus Throw
Discus throw demands rhythm, balance, and focus. The excellence shown here proves how calm preparation transforms strength into success.
Discus Throw
- First Place: C. Eswara Yaswanth Reddy (III Year, CME)
- Second Place: K. Sivananda (III Year, ECE)
Shot Put
- Second Place: K. Manideep Reddy (III Year, CME)
- Third Place: O. Venkateswarlu (I Year, ECE)
These events are a true test of strength guided by technique. Our athletes showcased disciplined training and composure, converting raw power into measurable success. Their achievements remind us that strength alone is not enough—direction and control define victory.
🏹 Javelin Throw – First Place – C. Eswara Yaswanth Reddy (III Year, CME)
Javelin is a moment’s game—The javelin throw stands as a symbol of focus and timing. Our student’s regional-level victory highlights how preparation meets opportunity in that decisive second.
Indoor & Racket Sports: Strategy over Speed
🏸 Racket Sports – Agility, Strategy, and Precision
Badminton requires agility, anticipation, and mental sharpness. Whether in singles or doubles, our players displayed remarkable court awareness and resilience. Their wins reflect the importance of strategy, patience, and quick decision-making in both sports and life.
Badminton Shuttle (Singles) – Second Place – C. Viswa Teja (I Year, EEE)
Singles badminton tests endurance, patience, and mental strength. Every rally is a lesson in persistence.
Badminton Shuttle (Doubles) – Third Place
B. Rakesh Kumar (III Year, ECE)
C. Viswa Teja (I Year, EEE)
Doubles badminton is about coordination and mutual trust. Their teamwork reflects how success multiplies when efforts move in harmony.
🏓 Table Tennis (Doubles) – Third Place
S. Anil Kumar (II Year, CME)
L. Ravi Teja Naidu (III Year, CME)
Table tennis is played in fractions of seconds. Their achievement highlights reflexes sharpened by practice and calmness under pressure. In table tennis, reflexes and synchronization matter. Our students proved that harmony between partners and calmness under pressure can convert fast rallies into winning points.
♟️ Chess – S. Musthafa (II Year, EEE) – Third Place
Chess is the battle of minds. Each move carries consequences. Chess teaches patience, foresight, and responsibility for every move. Our student’s success in chess represents strategic thinking, foresight, and discipline—qualities that extend far beyond the board into academic and professional life.
🤼 Kabaddi: When Seconds Decide Destiny
Among all events, Kabaddi stood as a powerful reminder of never giving up.
Kabaddi is not just a sport—it is courage, teamwork, and mental toughness combined.
In the semi-final match, with just 30 seconds remaining, the team faced a critical situation—points were needed to secure a place in the final. At that defining moment, K. Manideep (CME Department) stepped forward with extraordinary courage.
He went on a do-or-die raid, scored crucial points, and then successfully defended an opponent’s raid, almost single-handedly turning the game around and leading the team into the regional-level final.
Though the team finished as runners-up in the final, their journey is etched in inspiration.
👉 This moment teaches us a profound life lesson:
Even when time is running out, even when odds are against us, we must fight with everything we have. Sometimes, life gives us only a few seconds—but those seconds can define who we are.
Kabaddi Team Members
- P. Sasi Vardhan (III Year, CME)
- K. Karthik (III Year, CME)
- K. Manideep Reddy (III Year, CME)
- T. Subba Kiran (II Year, EEE)
- B. Soma Sekhar (II Year, EEE)
- G. Harshavardhan (I Year, EEE)
- K. Suresh (I Year, EEE)
- K. Reddy Prasad (III Year, ECE)
- M. Sai Charan Yadav (II Year, ECE)
- K. Chandrasekhar (I Year, ECE)
- C. Kiran Kumar (I Year, EEE)
- C. Srihari (II Year, CME)
“Even if life leaves us with only a few seconds, we must fight with full faith and courage. Those seconds can define our destiny.”
🏸 Ball Badminton (Doubles) – Third Place (District Meet)
Ball badminton is a fast-paced game where speed, stamina, and coordination decide the outcome of every rally. In the District Meet, our team fought with great determination and missed a higher position by just one point, yet their courage, confidence, and fighting spirit never faded.
Throughout the matches, the players demonstrated excellent teamwork, quick reflexes, and strong court coverage, maintaining calmness even under intense pressure. Their performance proved that synchronization between partners and mental strength are key to converting tough rallies into winning points.
Securing Third Place at the District Level is a commendable achievement and reflects their hard work, resilience, and never-give-up attitude.
- P. Charan Yadav (III Year, CME)
- C. Eswara Yaswanth (III Year, CME)
- P. Tilak (III Year, CME)
- M. Sai Kumar (II year, CME)
- C. Sri Hari (II Year, CME)
- R. Dileep Kumar (III Year, CME)
They may have lost by a point, but their courage never dies. 💪🏸✨
A Message to Every Participant
To every winner, runner-up, and participant—
Your effort matters.
Your struggle matters.
Your discipline matters.
Not everyone returns with a medal, but everyone returns stronger.
Sports teach us how to accept defeat gracefully, how to celebrate victory humbly, and how to rise again with renewed determination. These experiences shape character, build leadership, and instill resilience that will guide you throughout life.
🎉 Behind Every Champion… There’s a Champion Mentor!
No sporting success is complete without the mentors who run alongside the team—sometimes with a whistle, sometimes with a stopwatch, and often with infinite patience 😄.
🌟 Our Heartfelt (and Joyful!) Thanks
A special note of gratitude to:
🏅 Mr. Leela Rajesh
Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering
In-charge Physical Director
From early-morning practices to last-minute motivation, from correcting techniques to boosting morale—Mr. Leela Rajesh has been the backbone of our sporting journey. His energy on the field matches that of the students, and his passion for sports continues to inspire both learners and colleagues alike.
“Teaches machines by day, smashes opponents by play”
“From whistle to winner.”
“Bachelor mode: ON. Winning mode: ALWAYS.”
🤝 Mr. S. Venkat Mohan
Mentor & Guiding Force
A mentor who stood firm behind the scenes—planning, encouraging, coordinating, and ensuring that every participant felt confident and supported. His calm guidance played a crucial role in shaping this memorable IPSGM experience.
“Arrives like a whisper, pushes like a storm,
raises the bar loudly,
and vanishes before we say thank you.
Not always visible, always influential.
Appears. Inspires. Disappears.
Not in the frame,
yet behind every winning moment.”
👏 Volunteers – Computer Engineering Department
To the enthusiastic volunteers who managed logistics, coordination, cheering, and moral support—you proved that teamwork isn’t limited to the playground. Your dedication made every event smoother and every victory sweeter.
🌟 Beloved Principal – Sri. Palem Guru Murthy Reddy garu
Congratulations🎉 to the winners. ❤️🔥
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