Manipal, September 17, 2025 – Students of Manipal College of Nursing (MCON), Manipal brought laurels to the institution by securing multiple prizes at the Karnataka State Level Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) Sports and Cultural Competitions, organized by TNAI in association with Sri Devraj Urs College of Nursing on 16th and 17th September 2025.

The two-day event witnessed enthusiastic participation from nursing colleges across Karnataka, providing a platform for students to showcase their sporting talents and cultural abilities. MCON students demonstrated outstanding performances in both individual and team events.

Achievements of MCON Students

· Mr. Rennon D’Souza, Semester 7, B.Sc. (N) – Mr. SNA

· Ms. Diya George, Semester 5, B.Sc. (N) – Second Place in Extempore

· Ms. Suhani, Semester 8, B.Sc. (N) – First Place in Shot Put

· Ms. Alisha D’Souza, Semester 3, B.Sc. (N) – First Place in Long Jump and Second Place in 100m

· Mr. Joel Johnson, Semester 8, B.Sc. (N) – Second Place in High Jump

· Mr. Gautham, Semester 7, B.Sc. (N) – Second Place in Long Jump

· Ms. Jemimah, Semester 7, B.Sc. (N) – Third Place in Discus Throw

· Girls’ 4x100m Relay Team – Third Place

· Boys’ 4x100m Relay Team – Third Place

· MCON Volleyball Team (Boys) – First Place in Volleyball

The students of MCON participated with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship, bringing home medals and trophies that highlight their hard work and determination. The achievements not only underscore the talent of the students but also reflect the support and guidance of the faculty.

MCON congratulates all the winners and participants for their remarkable performances and for bringing pride to the college at the state level. These accomplishments reaffirm the college’s commitment to promoting holistic development through both academics and extracurricular activities.

A total of 45 students and one faculty member, Mrs Shoba, Assistant Professor & SNA Advisor, represented MCON at the state-level SNA competition held at Sri Devraj Urs College of Nursing, Kolar, Bangalore. The event, in turn, helps to achieve the SDGs 3, 4, 5, and 17, such as Good Health and Well-being, Quality Education, Gender Equality, and Partnerships for the Goals, respectively.