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GT’s Junior Titans concludes third season with over 5100 children participating

GT's Junior Titans concludes third season with over 5100 children participating
GT’s Junior Titans concludes third season with over 5100 children participating (Source: Gujarat Titans)

Gujarat Titans concluded the third edition of Junior Titans, with participation from over 5100 children representing more than 100 government and private schools across Gujarat. The sustained participation and strong response from schools underline the growing impact of the franchise’s cornerstone grassroots initiative, aimed at promoting outdoor sports and physical activity among children under the age of 14.

Junior Titans was launched in 2024 in key urban centres of Gujarat, such as Vadodara and Rajkot, and has since expanded deeper into the state. In its third edition, the initiative reached Surendranagar, Morbi, Amreli and Anand, along with Ahmedabad, underscoring Gujarat Titans’ commitment to taking structured sporting experiences to every corner of Gujarat. 

Conceptualised as a multi-city grassroots programme, Junior Titans enables families and local communities to connect with the Gujarat Titans brand and its values. Each city hosted a one-day event featuring inclusive, non-competitive sessions and a variety of engaging games and activities. By combining physical activity with interactive formats, the programme continued to drive participation while building confidence & teamwork through sports among young participants in a fun and supportive environment.

In the final leg in Ahmedabad, 269 children supported by the UNM Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Torrent Group that works across education, healthcare and community development initiatives, also participated. Their involvement further strengthened the inclusive outreach of Junior Titans, extending the programme’s impact to children from diverse socio-economic backgrounds.

Speaking on the successful completion of the third edition, Colonel Arvinder Singh, Chief Operating Officer, Gujarat Titans, said:

“The successful completion of the third edition of Junior Titans marks an important milestone in our continued effort to build a sporting culture. The scale of participation across five cities reflects the growing relevance of the initiative and the trust that schools, families and communities place in us. Junior Titans is more than an outreach initiative; it is a long-term investment in encouraging structured participation and fostering a culture where sport and outdoor play becomes a natural part of a child’s development. As a sporting franchise, we remain committed to expanding the reach and impact of this initiative and strengthening the sporting ecosystem across Gujarat.”

Since its inception, Junior Titans has engaged more than 15,000 children across 13 cities in Gujarat through three editions, evolving into a significant grassroots initiative for the franchise.

Now in its second consecutive year of association with the programme, Pokémon, one of the world’s most loved global brands, continued its collaboration with Junior Titans, with playful integrations designed to engage and delight participating children. This sustained partnership underscores the scale, resonance and efficacy of Junior Titans, and its impact on the community.

Rooted in the philosophy of ‘Let’s Sport Out!’, Junior Titans continues to serve as a key community engagement platform for Gujarat Titans, strengthening the franchise’s connection with communities in and beyond Ahmedabad.

The successful conclusion of the third edition reinforces Gujarat Titans’ commitment to building a strong sporting culture across Gujarat through grassroots initiatives like Junior Titans.

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