Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship Girls by AKFI
by Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI)
Play for your state at the nationals
Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship Girls by AKFI is a competition by Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI) for children aged 12 to 15, open to students across India. It is free to take part.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
Free
Duration
4 days
Format
Team · Teams of 14
Time needed
Four full days at the host venue, plus the state trials and camp that precede selection
Key dates
- Competition
- 26 Dec 2026 to 29 Dec 2026
To Be Announced, Jharkhand
About this opportunity
The Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship for girls is the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India national event for its age group. AKFI runs the girls' championship as its own tournament: it has its own circular, its own host state, its own dates and its own weight limit, and it is not played alongside the other section.
A player must be below 16 years of age on the last day of the event and must weigh 55 kg and below. Each affiliated State or Union Territory enters one team of 14 players, and AKFI directs that a team may only include players of that State or UT. Matches are played on mats and every player must wear playing shoes.
Entry is not something a family files. The State or UT kabaddi association selects the squad and submits the entry form online, and the player must hold an online AKFI registration number and identity card before that. A printed copy of the entry form travels to the venue, and a physical Aadhaar card is checked at the weighing.
Eligibility
- Age range
- 12 to 15 years
- Gender
- Female only
- Location
- Nationwide
Prerequisites
- Below 16 years of age on the last day of the championship
- Body weight 55 kg and below at the official weighing
- Online AKFI player registration number and identity card
- Selected by the player's own State or UT kabaddi association
- Physical Aadhaar card for verification at the weighing
Open to girls who are below 16 years of age on the last day of the championship and whose body weight is 55 kg and below. Players are picked by their own State or UT kabaddi association affiliated to AKFI, which may enter one team of 14, and AKFI requires that a squad contain players of that State or UT only. An online AKFI player registration and identity card is compulsory.
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Rewards and recognition
Prizes
National championship title
The winning State or UT team takes the national title for this section. AKFI does not publish a cash prize breakdown in the championship circular.
Certificate
AKFI championship certificate
AKFI issues championship certificates to players entered properly by their own State or UT association. The circular states plainly that no certificate of any type is issued where a state fields players from outside that state.
Recognition
National selection pathway
Skills your child builds
Highlights
- AKFI issues a separate circular for the girls' championship, with its own host, dates and weight limit
- Weight ceiling of 55 kg and below for this section, checked at the official weighing
- Free boarding, lodging and local transport provided by the organising committee
- Squads of 14 entered by the State or UT association, players of that state only
Rounds & format
Teams are drawn into pools and play pool matches, after which the leading teams go into knockout rounds to decide the title. All matches are played on mats under AKFI rules, and the weighing is held before a team plays.
How entries are judged
Matches are decided on points scored through raids and tackles under AKFI rules, with the higher score at full time taking the match and the tie-breaking procedure applied in a knockout tie.
Selection process
Entry is decided by the State or UT association, which selects one squad of 14 from its own players. Inside the championship, teams advance on pool results and then on knockout matches, and the last team standing takes the sub-junior national title for the girls' section.
How to apply
- 1Play in the district and state kabaddi trials run by the State or UT association
- 2Complete the online AKFI player registration to get a registration number and identity card
- 3Be selected into the State or UT girls' squad of 14 for this age group
- 4The State or UT association files the online entry form with date of birth proof before the deadline
- 5Travel with the squad and carry a physical Aadhaar card for verification at the weighing
Fees & financial support
Fee details
AKFI names no entry fee for players in the championship circular. Entries are submitted by the State or UT association, and the organising committee provides free boarding, lodging and local transport to participating teams and officials for the championship days. Families arrange travel to the host city.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship Girls by AKFI free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship Girls by AKFI?
Children aged 12 to 15. Female students only.
What will my child gain from Sub-Junior National Kabaddi Championship Girls by AKFI?
A place in the State or UT girls' squad at the national championship. Free boarding, lodging and local transport for the championship days. Four days of mat kabaddi against the strongest state teams in the age group. Visibility to AKFI selectors and state coaches who pick the next age-group squads. AKFI championship certificate for players entered through their own state.
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