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                                    30 2026 | Sports Reap Mail | Volume 5 Number 2 Rise, hit, win, repeatTeamwork is the backbone of success in volleyball. Clear communication, understanding player roles, and maintaining on-court chemistry help in executing strategies efficiently. Offensively, quick sets, varied attacks, and smart shot placement (like tips and cross-court hits) can outplay the opponent%u2019s defence. Defensively, strong blocking at the net and quick reflexes in the backcourt are essential to counter attacks. Physical conditioning also plays a crucial role players need strength, agility, speed, and endurance to sustain high performance throughout the match. Mental toughness, focus, and the ability to stay calm under pressure are equally important, especially during crucial points.The SRM Institute of Science and Technology Men%u2019s Volleyball Team delivered an outstanding performance to emerge as champions at the State-Level Inter-Collegiate Volleyball Tournament held in Chennai. Showcasing exceptional teamwork, coordination, and competitive spirit, the team dominated the tournament against strong contenders from across the state. Their victory reflects consistent training, strategic gameplay, and unwavering determination, bringing pride and recognition to the institution.Success is earned not given train hard win easyC. Gnana Sunder, II - year B. Sc Physical Education, won the gold medal in the 4x100 relay at the 3rd National Open Relay Competition in Chandigarh.Victory in relay is not defined by individual speed alone, but by the seamless unity of four athletes running as one. It is a race where trust is passed with the baton, and every exchange becomes a moment of truth. Success comes from perfect timing, coordination, and unwavering teamwork, proving that the strongest teams are not just the fastest, but the most connected. In this event, each runner gives their best for the team, knowing that every stride contributes to a shared goal finishing together and standing on the podium as champions.C. Gnana Sunder, a second-year B.Sc. Physical Education student, achieved an outstanding milestone by winning the gold medal in the 4%u00d7100 meters relay at the 3rd National Open Relay Competition held in Chandigarh. His remarkable performance, along with his team, highlights his speed, coordination, and dedication to athletics, bringing pride and recognition to his institution.
                                
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