WEST BENGAL STATE ROLLER SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 CONCLUDES SUCCESSFULLY

Around 300 skaters from 15 districts participate in the four-day championship

Kolkata, November 3: The Bengal Skating Association successfully concluded the West Bengal State Roller Skating Championship 2026, held from October 29 to November 1 at the Eco Park Skating Rink, Gate No. 1, Kolkata. The four-day championship witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 300 skaters representing around 15 districts of West Bengal.

The championship provided a significant platform for young athletes to showcase their talent, sporting skills, discipline and competitive spirit. Skaters participated in various roller skating disciplines, demonstrating their dedication and determination to excel at the state level.

The championship was organised with the objective of promoting roller skating across West Bengal, encouraging young sporting talent and providing opportunities for athletes to progress towards 64 th national. The event also witnessed the introduction of a skateboarding team at the State Championship for the first time. A event for Special child was also witnessed.

Distinguished dignitaries grace the championship

The championship was honoured by the presence of Shri Dilip Ghosh, who attended as the Chief Guest and motivated the participating skaters. His presence and encouragement inspired the young athletes and added significance to the occasion.

The event was also attended by Smt. Suravi Mitra, Joint Secretary of the Bengal Olympic Association, and Shri Ramanuj Mukhopadhyay, Vice President of the Bengal Olympic Association.

Shri Debashis Dhar, Hon’ble Member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly representing Sonarpur Uttar Assembly Constituency, was also present on the occasion. His presence and encouragement were highly appreciated by the association and the participating athletes.

Shri Alok Tripathi, Observer appointed by the Roller Skating Federation of India (RSFI) and Secretary of the Madhya Pradesh Roller Skating Association, was invited to oversee the championship and ensure the proper conduct of the competition in accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations.

The dignitaries appreciated the efforts of the Bengal Skating Association in promoting roller skating and providing a platform for young athletes to demonstrate their sporting abilities.

Bengal Skating Association’s commitment to sporting excellence

The championship was organised under the leadership of Mrs. Khushboo Kejriwal, Secretary of the Bengal Skating Association, with the active support of Shri Nehal Popat, Treasurer, along with the association’s officials, coaches, technical team, volunteers and district representatives.

The successful organisation of the championship reflected the collective efforts of the association and its commitment towards strengthening roller skating infrastructure, encouraging participation from districts and nurturing promising athletes.

The Bengal Skating Association expressed its sincere gratitude to the dignitaries, participating athletes, parents, coaches, officials, sponsors, volunteers and all supporters whose valuable contributions helped make the championship a grand success.

Road to the 64th National Roller Skating Championship 2026

The State Championship also served as an important selection platform for the upcoming 64th National Roller Skating Championship 2026, scheduled to be held in Karnataka from December 5 to 15, 2026.

The selected skaters from West Bengal will represent the state at the national championship, carrying forward the hopes and aspirations of the association and the sporting community.

The Bengal Skating Association reaffirmed its commitment to the continuous development of roller skating in West Bengal and to preparing athletes for excellence at national and international levels.

The association looks forward to the continued support of the government, sports authorities, sponsors and the sporting community in its endeavour to establish West Bengal as a leading centre for roller skating in India.

— Bengal Skating Association

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