Teenager shines at National Table Tennis Tournament

From left to right Jayathi Jaiganesh, Ruby Wei-Solt and Zoe Mildenhall (Image Supplied)

Jayasudhasri Jayaraman Jaiganesh and Jaiganesh Nagarajan
Wellington, October 15, 2024

Jayathi Jaiganesh, a talented Year 10 student from Wellington with a proud Indian heritage, achieved success at the recent New Zealand National Table Tennis Tournament.

The Wellington Under-15 Girls team earned a Bronze Medal in the National Tournament that happened in Nelson between October 9 and October 13, 2024.

This accomplishment was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of the team.

Ms Jaiganesh’s success highlights the growing influence and success of the Indian Diaspora in the international sports arena. Her outstanding performance, supported by her strong family values, reflects her dedication, skill, and passion for the sport.

Jayathi Jaiganesh with her Bronze Medal (Image Supplied)

Dedication and Perseverance 

Ms Jaiganesh’s journey in Table Tennis began at a young age, inspired by the values of perseverance and hard work. Over the years, she has trained rigorously to become a player of distinction in local and regional competitions. She won the 2023 and 2024 Individual Junior College Sport Wellington Table Tennis (Girls) Championship, showcasing her talent and discipline.

Family Support 

Central to Ms Jaiganesh’s success is the unwavering support of her parents, Jayasudhasri and Jaiganesh, who have instilled in her the importance of hard work and dedication, values that are significant in Indian culture. Her brother Jayath has also been a source of encouragement, cheering her on her journey.

Her coach Depak Patel has played a key role in her development, offering expert guidance and encouragement throughout her journey. Alongside her family, Ms Jaiganesh’s peers have motivated her, creating a sense of community and teamwork.

Looking ahead

As Ms Jaiganesh celebrates these milestones, she continues to aim higher. Inspired by the strength of her Indian roots, she remains committed to her long-term goal of competing at the highest levels. Her recent success reflects not only personal determination but also the collective efforts of her family, coaches, and community.

Jayathi’s journey is an inspiration to young athletes, emphasising the power of perseverance, family support, and cultural pride.

The above article was supplied by Jayasudhasri Jayaraman Jaiganesh and Jaiganesh Nagarajan.

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