By Yusuf A. Yusuf Giginyu
Young gymnasts from several schools showcased their skills at this year’s KIDZ Club Gymnastics Competition, creating a competitive yet inclusive atmosphere in Kano State.
The 2026 KIDZ Club Kano Gymnastics Competition, organized in collaboration with the Kano State Gymnastics Association, concluded on a positive note, reinforcing optimism for the future of gymnastics in the state.
The one-day event featured athletes competing across categories ranging from Pre-Level to Level 1, and Level 2 to Level 3, with participants drawn from six private schools.
Held at the St. Louis Multipurpose Hall, Bompai, Kano, the competition provided a platform for young athletes to demonstrate their abilities while promoting sports development and inspiring the next generation of gymnasts.
Organizers noted that the event also allowed parents to witness firsthand the mental and physical development of their children, underscoring the role of sports in building healthy, disciplined, and successful lives.
KIDZ Club and Kano State Gymnastics Association coach David described the competition as a strong example of the transformative power of sports.
He also called on the state government to provide adequate gymnastics equipment to enable athletes to compete more effectively at international competitions.
At the conclusion of the event, Lebanese Consulate International School, Kano, emerged as the overall winner, while Northbury British School placed second and ASHA International School secured third place.
