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3rd Aitchison National Fastest Man & Woman Championship 2025
Aitchison College successfully hosted the 3rd National Fastest Man & Woman Championship on February 15, 2025, with top
athletes competing in various categories. Samiullah Khan (WAPDA) won the Men's National 100m title with 10.30 seconds, while
Tamin Khan (Pakistan Army) claimed the Women's National 100m title in 11.70 seconds. At the school level, Nyle Asad Malik
(Aitchison College) won the Under-18 Boys 100m and was named Best Athlete. Saliha (International School Lahore) won the
Under-16 Girls 100m. Daim Aneel and Afnan Ijaz Butt, both from AC Blue, triumphed in the Under-14 and Under-12 Boys
categories, respectively. Aitchison College also won the Under-18 4x100m relay and was crowned Champion School.
The event was graced by Lt. Gen. (R) Khalid Maqbool and organized under the leadership of Mr. Umer Zaman Khan and Mr. Irfan
Ali Rana, in collaboration with the Athletics Federation of Pakistan.
9th Walter A. Robinson Cross Country Race Challenge Cup 2024-25
The 9th Walter A. Robinson Challenge Cup for the 2024–25 Cross Country Race, held on Sunday, January 19, 2025, was a
thrilling event showcasing exceptional enthusiasm and endurance from both current students and Old Boys. A total of 170
Aitchisonians participated across multiple age categories with standout performances from Salar Saad Khan, who set a new
record by completing the course in 36 minutes 11.80 seconds, and Shehrez Khan, who broke the record in the 35-45 age
group.Among the Old Boys, Moazzam Hayat Khan secured first place in the Under-35 category, followed by Hamza Aasim Yusuf
and Nabeel Haider Rizvi. In the 35–45 category, Shahrez Khan claimed first position, with Usman Waheed and Sobhan Bin Asif
finishing second and third respectively. Sardar Tariq Ahmad led the 46–55 age group, followed by Raza Khan Lodhi and Rana
Sajjad Ahmad. In the Over-55 one-lap race, Ahmed Nisar Zaman secured the top spot, while Aamir Masood and Akbar Zaman
Khan earned second and third positions. The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony led by Principal Dr. S. M. Turab
Hussain, HMSS Miss Amina Kamran, Bursar Mr. Khalid Noon, and Games Master & Head of Sports Mr. Umer Zaman, who
awarded medals, trophies, and souvenirs to the winners.