23 January, 2026

• The Chemical Engineering Department of Vishwakarma Government Engineering College (VGEC) organized CHEM$PORTS 2.0, a sports event to encourage teamwork, sportsmanship, and student participation.
• The event included three games: Volleyball, Badminton, and Chess. Volleyball showed teamwork, badminton tested speed and skill, and chess required strategy and concentration.
• More than 100 students participated in the event with great enthusiasm. The atmosphere was energetic and students enjoyed cheering for their friends.
• All matches were conducted smoothly with the help of organizers and volunteers. Winners received attractive prizes, and E-certificates were given to all participants. Food and refreshments were also provided to all students.
• Overall, CHEM$PORTS 2.0 was a successful and enjoyable event that helped students relax, compete, and build strong connections with each other.
• Date:- 23rd January 2026
• Time:- 2:00 PM onwards
• Venue:- E-Block, VGEC Chandkheda
• Sports Categories:- 1. Volleyball        2. Badminton          3. Chess
• This event is being presented by the Chemical Engineers' Association (ChEA), a student-led organization responsible for fostering academic and extracurricular activities in the Chemical Engineering Department at VGEC.The organizing committee has ensured that the event is well-planned, with arrangements for proper sports infrastructure, fair play, and student participation.

OBJECTIVES OF THE EVENT

  The primary goals of CHEM$PORTS 2025 include :-

1. Promoting Physical Fitness:- Encouraging students to stay active and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
2. Enhancing Teamwork:- Providing an opportunity for students to work together and develop team spirit.
3. Fostering a Competitive Spirit:- Motivating students to perform their best and engage in healthy competition.
4. Providing Recreational Breaks:- Offering students a break from their academic routines to refresh their minds.
5. Encouraging Networking and Socialization:- Allowing students from different semester to interact and form new connections.

VOLLEYBALL

Volleyball was one of the highlight events of CHEM$PORTS 2025, organized by the Chemical Engineers' Association (ChEA) at VGEC Chandkheda. The event aimed to foster teamwork, sportsmanship, and a healthy competitive spirit among students. A total of 56 players participated, forming 8 enthusiastic teams from which 6 boys team and 2 girls team.

As a fast-paced and dynamic sport, volleyball demands exceptional coordination, agility, precision, and quick reflexes. Each team, comprising six players, competed with the goal of sending the ball over the net into the opponent's court while defending their own side.

The event was meticulously organized under the leadership of Faculty Coordinator Prof. Rakesh Merchant and some Student Coordinator whose dedicated efforts contributed to the smooth execution and success of the tournament.

The matches were intense and closely contested, with players demonstrating outstanding skill and determination. After a series of thrilling encounters, Team Hostel emerged as the champions, securing the first prize. The winning team from boys members were:-

The winning team from girls members were:-

The volleyball event at CHEM$PORTS 2025 not only highlighted athletic talent but also brought the spirit of camaraderie and healthy competition to the forefront of campus life.

BADMINTON

• The Badminton event at CHEM$PORTS 2025 was one of the most anticipated competitions, drawing in 30 talented players who competed with enthusiasm and competitive spirit. The objective of the game was clear — to hit the shuttlecock strategically so that the opponent could not return it, thereby scoring points. Matches followed the standard rules, played to 7 points, with the first player or team to reach the mark declared the winner.
• The real stars of the event were the players themselves. Selected based on their past performances and rankings, their agility, technique, and determination kept the audience captivated. The fast-paced matches and thrilling rallies were a testament to their hard work and dedication.This exciting event was organized under the leadership of Faculty Coordinator Prof. H.N.Pandya and Some Student Coordinator , whose efforts ensured a smooth and successful tournament.
• Throughout the competition, the court witnessed high-energy encounters and closely fought matches. After several rounds of intense play.
• Patel Krupansh won the first prize , Joshi Nilesh secured the second prize in the boys’ category.
• Heer Thakar won the first prize, Nishtha Dohare secured the second prize in girls category.
• The event was not just a sporting competition but also a celebration of teamwork and passion for badminton. It successfully brought together players and spectators from various institutes, promoting the spirit of the game and encouraging wider participation in the sport.
• The badminton event at CHEM$PORTS 2025 stood as a shining example of excellent organization, enthusiastic participation, and unforgettable performances — truly a grand success.

CHESS

The CHESS event held recently as part of CHEM$PORTS 2025 was a resounding success, featuring 20 enthusiastic participants. Known for demanding intense focus, patience, and strategic thinking, chess captivated both players and onlookers, making it one of the most intellectually stimulating events of the tournament.The event was efficiently organized under the guidance of Faculty Coordinator Prof. Zoher Z. Painter, along with some Student Coordinator , who ensured its smooth execution.

Each player began with 16 pieces, competing in one-on-one knockout rounds with the ultimate goal of checkmating the opponent's king. The structure of the tournament provided participants a valuable opportunity to interact, share strategies, and receive feedback, fostering both learning and camaraderie.

The matches were fiercely contested, showcasing the players' deep understanding of the game and their excellent sportsmanship. After several gripping rounds, below students were emerged as joint winners, securing the first prize.

• Jeet Dhameliya won the first prize , Patel Raj secured the second prize.

Overall, the chess event was more than just a competition—it was a celebration of strategic brilliance and mutual respect. It successfully promoted the timeless game and inspired more students to explore its depth and challenge.

Student Organizer team