
The Jammu and Kashmir junior boys football team departed on Thursday to represent the Union Territory at the Dr. B.C. Roy Trophy 2026-27, the national junior football championship. The team will compete…
The Jammu and Kashmir junior boys football team departed on Thursday to represent the Union Territory at the Dr. B.C. Roy Trophy 2026-27, the national junior football championship. The team will compete against top emerging talent from across the country.

The J&K Sports Council said the players have undergone months of preparation and countless training sessions leading up to this moment. The council wished the boys a successful campaign, adding that they will carry the J&K colours with pride, discipline and determination.
The Dr. B.C. Roy Trophy is the national football championship for junior boys (under-19) organised by the All India Football Federation, and J&K's participation comes amid ongoing efforts to revive grassroots sports in the region after years of disruption. The tournament offers these players a rare platform for exposure to national selectors and professional clubs. A strong performance could open doors for trials or scholarships for the young footballers. The competition schedule and J&K's first match details are yet to be announced.
Source: greaterkashmir.com
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