ISLAMABAD: Punjab’s young female swimmers delivered one of their finest collective performances at the 24th National Swimming Age-Group Championship, staged at Islamabad’s Sports Complex from 21 to 23 November 2025.
The 29-member squad put up a commanding show across divisions, with the U-12, U-14 and U-16 categories proving to be Punjab’s strongest suits. A flurry of gold medals and multiple national records turned the championship into a memorable outing for the province.
Standout Gold Medalists
Rania Adnan Khan (U-14) – Set the pool alight by winning gold in the 100m Butterfly and breaking the national record.
Zoya Chohan (U-14) – Delivered a powerful swim to secure gold.
Roshana Khan (U-12) – Emerged victorious in her age group with a confident performance.
Inaya Zahur (U-16) – Sealed gold through consistent pace and strong finishing.
Precise technique and explosive sprinting defined Punjab’s edge throughout the three-day meet.
New National Records for Punjab
Punjab’s rising talent etched their names into the record books with both individual and relay triumphs:
Rania Adnan Khan (U-14) – New national record in the 100m Butterfly
Punjab U-14 Team – New national record in the 4×100m Medley Relay
Punjab U-14 Team – New national record in the 4×200m Freestyle Relay
These achievements reinforced Punjab’s status as a fast-emerging powerhouse in women’s swimming.
Major Trophies for Team Punjab
Consistent performances across events enabled Punjab to secure several top honours:
Winners Trophy – U-14 Category
Runners-Up Trophy – U-16 Category
Best Swimmer (U-14) – Awarded for exceptional all-round excellence
The U-14 squad, in particular, showcased impressive depth, discipline and competitive spirit, underscoring the bright future of women’s swimming in Punjab.
