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KC Magazine July & Sept 2019.FH10 KARACHI CLUB MAGAZINE Issue 03 | July - September 2019 IN MA KARACHI CLUB Upcoming Event Summer Food Festival Kitchen 7:00 pm onwards Sunday, 13th October 2019 Message from the Karachi Club - Main KC Tape Ball Cricket Tournament 2019 Cricket Chief Editor (Age Group: 14 to 17 years) Dear Karachi Club family, 10:00 am onwards Saturday, 19th October 2019 Asalamualaikum. Welcome to the July- Karachi Club - Main September 2019 edition of the Karachi Club Magazine, your updated source Swimming Fun Gala - II Swimming Pool of all the events of the previous month 3:00 pm onwards and the latest happenings in the KC arena. Sunday, 27th October 2019 The Publications Committee event "Kids Night Out" was Karachi Club - Annexe a rip-roaring success with more than 200 kids in attendance and a night full of games, activities and fun at the KC Annexe. Other events at the club centered on sports and fitness, all focused on healthy entertainment and productive activities for members, added to the full repertoire of events in the previous month. Club Offices As the city of Karachi enjoys cricket mania and rain Karachi Club - Main predictions, we at the Publications Committee are already Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed Road on our way to planning more events for you in this last Karachi - 75530, Pakistan quarter of 2019. UAN: +92 21 111 177 177 Phone: +92 21 3568 9571-2 As always, our greatest effort is towards making the magazine a benefit for members. We want it to be entertaining and informative, and above all useful. Inside Karachi Club - Annexe youll find a mixture of news, features and regular columns Maulvi Tamizuddin Khan Road covering KC events. I hope you enjoy this issue and do let Karachi - 74000, Pakistan us know if there are any topics you would like to see Phone: +92 21 3561 0411 covered in the future, within the newsletter and specifically the events that take place in Karachi Club. Email: Thank you & regards, [email protected], [email protected] Muhammad Imran Razzak Website: Convenor Publication Committee www.karachiclub.org Publication Sub-Committee 2019 Hiba Anis Mohamed Zeeshan Peermohamed Associate Editor - Urdu Members Javeria Ashraf Lakhani Bushra Muhammed Bawany Convenor Abdul Hafeez Memon Mustafa Khalique Farida A. Lavingia Anil Jiwat Muhammad Imran Razzak Associate Editor Anoshay Jawed Muhammad Nihad Shazia Shoaib Sattar Advisers Sana Kashif Memon Ayesha Munaf Mehenti Mariam Godil Zavary July - September 2019 Karachi Club Publication Club Events KC Ranking Squash Boys Under - 19 Amateur Open Winner: Mahveer Ukrani Daniyal Shaikh Tournament 2019 - Squash Runners Up: Aashish Bilal Bawany Squash Sub Committee under the convenership of Half Court Open (+30) Veterans Mr. Ahmed Munaf Lodhika organized its most Winner: Ayaz Admani Yousuf Jahangir renowned tournament of the year KC Ranking Squash Runners Up: Kashif Khalid Ayaz Admani Tournament which was began from 15th July 2019 in which 7 different categories participated. Ladies Open Winner: Rida Imran Prize distribution ceremony was held on 24th July Runners Up: Zoya Imran 2019. Chief Guest, Mr. Muhammad Hanif Lakhani, President Karachi Club along with Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Suleman, Secretary Karachi Club, Mr. Ahmed Munaf Lodhika, Convenor Squash and Mr. Zohaib Nasir, Secretary Squash graced the event with their presence. Following are the results for each category: Mens Open Boys Under - 16 Winner: Aayman Zahid Umer Sohail Runners Up: Tabish Zahid Hussain Mazher Sur Sangeet Night Entertainment Convenor Entertainment, Irfan Ayub and his sub- committee organized yet another entertaining evening for the members of the club on Saturday, 27th July 2019 at the Main Lawn. The two music icons Fizza Javed and Karam Abbas Khan rendered songs for the entertainment of our members and their families. Members appreciated the efforts made by Convenor Entertainment and his team for organizing such a beautiful musical event. The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away. Club Events Karachi Club Publication July - September 2019 KC Swimming Competition 2019 (Regulars & Beginners) Swimming Pool The Karachi Club Swimming Sub Committee under the guidance of Convener Swimming Pool, Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Timuswala organized an Intra-Club Swimming Competition on 27th of July, 2019. This competition is a regular feature in Karachi Club, which allows children from both genders in various age groups to compete in different swimming strokes and distances. The number of participants who registered for the competition was over 200 in Regular and Beginner categories. Four departments took duties on the day to run the event. The Time keeping and recording was outsourced, the second team took charge of visual position recording, the third team did the marshaling and the last one took the announcement and tabulation of points responsibility. The Event started with recitation of verses from the Holy Quran and National Anthem. Boys and Girls in nine age group divisions swam to prove their metal in Free Style, Breast Stroke, Back Stroke, Butterfly and Individual Medley. The competition was intense and many a budding talent came forward as a result. Those who excelled were awarded Group Champions Trophies. Their names are as follows: GROUPS AGE BOYS GIRLS 1 5 YEARS - - 2 6 YEARS AMMAR MARFANI - 3 7 YEARS ASHAZ FAYYAZ ZAHRA QASIM 4 8 YEARS M. HAMDAN MALIK - 5 9 YEARS M. RAYYAN DHEDHI AMAL NOMAN 6 10-11 YEARS DANIYAL ALVI SARAH UMAIR 7 12-13 YEARS RAEED SOHAIL/KAZIM SHABBIR MAZIA IMRAN 8 14-15 YEARS SAMEER ASIF ZOHRA FARHAN 9 16-17 YEARS SHAZIL FARHAN RAMSHA IMRAN Medals were awarded to top three achievers in every event. The Chief Guest was Mr. Majid Khandwala, The Managing Committee along with the Chief Guest graced the occasion and gave away the awards. Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Timuswala was very instrumental in guiding and cooperating with the Sub-Committee in organizing the event and making it a success too. Life is not that has meaning its something we give meaning to. You dont end up with a meaning full life, you create it. July - September 2019 Karachi Club Publication Club Events KC 10s Tennis Summer Camp 2019 Tennis It was the second year in a row when Karachi Club conducted the Tennis Summer Camp Tennis 10s being the most used format for young kids development tennis in the world. Coaches Anil Das and Zubair Raja conducted the camp and over 70 kids participated from different age group starting from 3 years to 15 years of age. The parents highly appreciated the program and were quite glad to see the progress and the basics skills developing in their kids. The closing ceremony was conducted at Tennis Court No. 1, where Mr. Aqeel Khan currently Pakistan No. 1 and Davis Cup Team Member of Pakistan was the Chief Guest together with other prominent individuals and members of the club namely Mr. Muhammad Hanif Lakhani, President Karachi Club, Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Suleman, Honorary Secretary Karachi Club, Mr. Rafiq Habib Godil, Mr. Shahnawaz Hasan Khan, Member Managing Committee, Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Timuswala Member Managing Committee, Mr. Altaf Hussain and Mr. Ali Mansoor Zaidi, Secretary Tennis. Kids Night Out 2019 Publication The third edition of Kids Night Out by Publication Committee under the convenership of Mr. Muhammad Imran Razzak was a great hit. The grand program was held on 3rd and 4th August 2019 at Karachi Club Annexe Lawn, in which more than 180 kids, aged between 9 to 15 years participated. The events idea was fun and learn, and had many interesting sessions such as Motivational Speech, Movies, Games, Sports, Dinner, Midnight Snacks and Breakfast which was thoroughly enjoyed by the kids. It was a commendable efforts by the entire Publication Committee and volunteers who stayed up the entire night and managed all the children as well as consistency of the event to ensure fun, happiness and learning for all kids. Kudos to Mr. Muhammad Imran Razzak, Convenor Publication and its committee for their untiring effort throughout the event. Life is too short to live the same day twice. Club Events Karachi Club Publication July - September 2019 KC Juniors Ranking Badminton Tournament 2019 - Badminton Badminton Committee under the convener Mr. Ahmed Munaf Lodhika organized Juniors Ranking Badminton Tournament from 22nd July 2019. More than 50 young kids participated in the tournament and the Badminton Court was overflowing with raw talent. Prize distribution ceremony was held on 8th August 2019. Chief Guest, Mr. Muhammad Hanif Lakhani, President Karachi Club along with Guest of Honor, Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Suleman, Honorary Secretary Karachi Club, Mr. Ahmed Munaf Lodhika, Convenor Badminton and Mr. Luqman Jawed, Secretary Badminton and Badminton Committee Members were present on the occasion. Details of Winners & Runners up are as follows: Boys U-10 Singles Boys U-10 Doubles Winner Ayaan Ayaan & Rohan Runners Up Rohan Eshaan & Aliyan Boys U-12 Singles Boys U-12 Doubles Ayaan Shivam & Yash Shivam Ayaan & Rohan Boys U-16 Singles Boys U-16 Doubles Niranjan Niranjan & Rayyan Ibrahim Ibrahim & Rayyan Boys U-19 Singles Boys U-19 Doubles Niranjan Niten & Mustafa Mustafa Hashmani Ibrahim & Rayyan Girls U-10 Singles Girls U-10 Doubles Escheel Escheel & Zehra Zehra Irtiqa & Kailyan Girls U-12 Singles Girls U-12 Doubles Natalia Natalia & Arwa Lamia Lamia & Ania Girls U-16 Singles Girls U-16 Doubles Musfira Musfira & Harsha Harsha Kaynat & Aisha Girls U-19 Singles Girls U-19 Doubles Musfira Musfira & Harsha Areeba Areeba & Natalia Give your best everyday! July - September 2019 Karachi Club Publication Club Events KC Single Handicap Muhammad Yousuf Suleman, Honorary Secretary Snooker Tournament 2019 Karachi, Mr. Jawed H. Karim, Former Honorary Secretary Karachi Club, Mr. Muhammad Imran Billiards & Snooker Razzak, Convenor Billiards & Snooker graced the prize distribution ceremony. Billiards & Snooker committee organized KC Single Handicap Snooker Tournament 2019 which was held at Main Club Billiards Room from 22nd July to 8th August 2019.
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