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SONADA PHILOSOPHATE ATTRACTS YOUNG PEOPLE FOR ONLINE MATCH

Sonada Philosophate attracts young people for online match

Sonada, 30 August 2026 - A mobile based match, ‘Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’ (MLBB) was organized by Gorabari Youth Centre (Salesian College, Sonada)  for the young people interested in mobile gaming.  This game is very popular among young people aged between 15 to 25, particularly in South Asia, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.

The mobile based match brought together 13 teams, from neighbouring villages,  each team consisting of five members. Thus, a total of 65 players participated in the competition. Apart from the participants, guests and spectators were also present, bringing the total attendance to nearly 100 young people. A registration fee of around ₹100 per team was collected from the participating teams.

The programme began with a short inauguration ceremony in which Fr. Johny Nedungatt, SDB, Rector of Salesian College, Sonada, addressed the participants. In his message, he emphasized the importance of teamwork and encouraged the players to work and participate together as a team. His message reminded the young participants that the event was not only about winning but also about cooperation and learning to accept ‘losing and failures’ in life. 

The competition was conducted using knockout system, with the participating teams competing against one another in a series of matches. The matches were actively followed by the players, guests and spectators present at the venue. There was a lively and enthusiastic atmosphere throughout the competition as the teams competed for a place in the final. After several rounds of matches, Fusion Prime from Dilaram Youth Centre came out as the victorious team.

At the end of the competition, the winners and runners-up were honoured in the presence of the participants, spectators and Salesians. The winning team was awarded trophy, medals and certificates, while the runners-up received certificates in recognition of their achievement.

After the competition, the captains of both finalist teams were interviewed about their experience. The captain of the runners-up opined, “The matches were fair and enjoyable; although our team lost the final, we had  fun playing throughout the competition.” The winners’ captain appreciated saying, “The matches were organized excellently well and we are happy that there are people who share interest in such games.” Their feedback reflected the positive experience of the participants and the friendly spirit prevalent during the entire event.

The programme concluded round 6.00 pm. Overall, the competition was successfully conducted and provided a meaningful opportunity for young people from many villages to come together, participate in a shared interest, develop teamwork, and enjoy a spirit of healthy competition and friendship.

 

Br. Lamkupar onglang SDB