The BVM Holy Cross College Sports club provides the students with an opportunity to work out and spend time. Sports club conditioning is so important to a student’s character development. For scholars, playing a lot of sports is a necessary commodity with mostly unstated benefits. Acknowledging the importance of sports and fitness for students’ internal and physical well-being, the facility features a wide range of installations and apparel encompassing every aspect of sports. These circumstances help the scholars develop several important life skills, such as discipline, hard effort, and sportsmanship.
Vision
To encourage and motivate scholars to get involved in colourful sports conditioning at both inter and intra-college positions.
Objectives
The sports club is committed to giving a healthy sporting habit among the scholars. It helps to learn cooperation at work, collaboration among different artistic & ethnic groups and substantially infuses discipline & instils the value system in one existent. Value of time, perfection & competitiveness are the major literacy points piecemeal from communication, collaboration & cooperation. The following are the objects of the sports club
Coordinator
Mr. Alex Jimmy
Events@2023-2024
The BLUELOCK Sevens Football Tournament, hosted on February 21, 2024, at the esteemed M C Varghese College Of Arts And Science in Ettumanoor, transcended the boundaries of a typical sporting event. It served as a pulsating exhibition of raw talent, unfettered passion, and unwavering sportsmanship, encapsulating the essence of competitive sports at its finest. Under the guidance of Coach Alex Jimmy, the Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College team displayed exceptional resilience, skill, and teamwork in the BLUELOCK Sevens Football Tournament. Facing fierce competition, they approached each match with unwavering determination, showcasing cohesion and precision on the field. Despite challenges, their tenacity and never-say-die attitude propelled them to the runners-up position. Their success not only highlighted their footballing prowess but also celebrated their resilience, teamwork, and unwavering commitment to excellence, reflecting Coach Jimmy’s guidance and the team’s collective spirit.
The Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College team, comprising 12 skilled players, brought dynamic passion to the PGM TROFEA Intercollegiate Sevens Football Tournament. With technical prowess and collective determination, they faced challenges head-on, showcasing resilience and sportsmanship. Their representation wasn’t just about personal glory but also honoring their college’s legacy with pride and allegiance. Throughout the tournament, they epitomized discipline, teamwork, and perseverance, leaving a lasting impression on the footballing community. Their performance reflected the rich sporting culture of their institution, embodying the essence of collegiate athletics with talent, dedication, and a strong sense of purpose.
The MG University Intercollegiate Best Physique Championship at St. Albert’s College, Ernakulam, wasn’t just a contest but a celebration of fitness and dedication. From Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College, Tinson Tomy and Dinal Sabu, both from the Computer Science department, epitomized this spirit with their rigorous training and commitment. Guided by Mr. Alex Jimmy, they not only represented their college but also showcased the collective pursuit of excellence within the MG University community. Mr. Jimmy’s role as coordinator extended to mentorship, ensuring Tinson and Dinal were prepared to shine.
The MG University Intercollegiate Karate Championship, held at Mahatma Gandhi University, was a momentous occasion for martial arts enthusiasts. Participants from diverse colleges seized the opportunity to exhibit their prowess, turning the event into a celebration of karate’s essence. Anto Jose, a dedicated student from Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College, showcased exceptional skill and commitment, earning the Silver Medal through relentless dedication. His journey, overseen by team coordinator Alex Jimmy, epitomized perseverance and excellence. Additionally, Tonu Saji, another student from Holy Cross College, injected vibrant energy into the championship, reflecting the college’s holistic approach to nurturing talent. Their performances underscored the significance of discipline and passion in the competitive arena of karate.
The Open Kerala Arm Wrestling Championship serves as a significant platform for arm wrestling enthusiasts to showcase their skills and compete at a state level. Held at the esteemed Joe English Institute in Cherpunkal, Pala, on November 9th, 2023, the championship attracted participants from all corners of Kerala, creating an atmosphere charged with excitement and competitive spirit. This report delves into the event, highlighting the participation of Tinson Tomy, a student representing Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College’s Department of Computer Science. Under the guidance and coordination of Mr. Alex Jimmy, Tinson embarked on a journey to demonstrate his prowess in the thrilling sport of arm wrestling.
The tournament at Mar Augusthinose College in Ramapuram embraced a thrilling and competitive structure, embodying the essence of sportsmanship and camaraderie. It adhered to a format commonly seen in prestigious football competitions, incorporating both knockout rounds and potentially group stages to accommodate the varied number of participating teams.
Bishop Vayalil Memorial Holy Cross College secured the first runner-up position in the Jithu Memorial Intercollegiate Football Tournament, with Coach Alex Jimmy leading the team. The college displayed remarkable teamwork and skill throughout the tournament, earning well-deserved recognition in the competitive football arena.
This was a unique event that was conducted, but for the students and faculty members, like teaching and non-teaching staff, stamina and dexterity are the crucial words associated with badminton, and that’s what our players displayed during the event. The match began with a lot of enthusiasm displayed not only by the players but also by the observers. Their relaxed and flexible grips, the shuttle breakouts, and their avoiding the faltering of the shuttle in flight kept us all awestruck. Badminton is quite a drill for the mind. The game requires constant thinking and planning, and that’s what we all witnessed while they played.
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