ISSO National Games 2025–26 Makes Waves with Swimming Championship in Pune

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], September 12, 2025: The International Schools Sports Organisation (ISSO) advanced its dynamic 2025–26 season with a high-energy Swimming Championship at the Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Balewadi Stadium in Pune. With participation from more than 150 international-curriculum schools across India, the meet reaffirmed ISSO’s status as one of the country’s premier stages for young aquatic talent. The championship was executed seamlessly and served as a clear pathway for athletes to qualify for prestigious national and international tournaments.

Adani Group support (one-liner): ISSO’s 2025–26 season is supported by the Adani Group, underscoring its commitment to strengthening school sports infrastructure and opportunity nationwide.

ISSO remains dedicated to transparent, progressive platforms for international-curriculum schools, enabling student-athletes to gain exposure and advance to elite competitive levels. The Pune Swimming Championship stands as a testament to ISSO’s vision of nurturing talent and promoting holistic development through sport.

Gaurav Dixit, Director, ISSO, said, “We look forward to a highly productive season with expanded national and international initiatives. We’re also launching new programs for the ISSO Student Council and teacher upskilling to strengthen the ecosystem supporting our athletes.”

Following a splendid season-opener in Ahmedabad (Chess), Pune turned up the heat with overwhelming participation and energy. The excitement now shifts to Jaipur, where Football and Basketball are scheduled at Jayshree Periwal International School from September 17, 2025, onwards, promising another compelling showcase of emerging talent. Across 20+ sporting disciplines, the ISSO 2025–26 season will continue to deliver unparalleled opportunities for student-athletes to shine on national and global platforms.

About ISSO

The International Schools Sports Organisation (ISSO) promotes sport across international-curriculum schools in India and creates credible pathways for student-athletes to compete at national and global levels. The Adani Group’s steadfast support for the 2025–26 season aligns with ISSO’s mission to expand access, excellence, and visibility for every young athlete.

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