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6-yr-old is a skating pro

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Atharva Agarwal, a six-year-old Class II student from Billabong High International School (BHIS), Malad, brought laurels to the school by winning several medals with his prodigious performance at various skating championships.

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After winning two back-to-back gold medals at the Mission Olympic National Skating Championship 2021-22 held on 16th January’2022 in Goa, he went on to win silver and gold medals at the state-level Musical Skating Championship held in (Shirdi) on 27th December 2021. Atharva has now been selected for the upcoming national-level championship to be held on 13th February’2022 in Goa.

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Brimming with energy, Atharva said, “I am extremely happy to win these medals in a sport I love. I am proud to represent my school. I attribute this success to my parents, my school, and especially my coach, under whose guidance and tireless efforts, I have been able to reach this level. My school and parents have always supported me to pursue what I love and to do it wholeheartedly. Currently, my entire focus is on the upcoming championships, for which, I am undergoing rigorous training and following a disciplined schedule.”

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