Matrix High School, Sikar students won 126 gold medals in 2026, as per the school’s Athletics & Sports Performance Analysis report, which covers the SGFI school games, CBSE Cluster competitions and three district championships in Sikar. Beyond district medals, students also earned 106 state-level selections across 22 sports and 13 national-level selections.
The report records 469 medals overall: 126 gold, 150 silver and 193 bronze. Gold made up about 27% of the total, and three sports, Ju-Jitsu, Karate and Handball, won most of it.
Class 9 won more golds than any other class, and the U-16 and U-18 age groups turned about 70% of their medals into gold.
Which Sports Won the Most Gold?
Just three sports, Ju-Jitsu, Karate and Handball, won 75 of the 126 golds. That is about 60% of the school’s gold total.
| Performance indicator | Result |
|---|---|
| Total medals | 469 |
| Gold medals | 126 |
| Gold as a share of all medals | 27% |
| Gold from Ju-Jitsu | 41 |
| Gold from Karate | 20 |
| Gold from Handball | 14 |
| Gold from these three sports combined | 75 |
Ju-Jitsu: 41 golds from 57 medals
Ju-Jitsu was the school’s top gold winner, with 41 golds out of 57 medals. That gives it a gold rate of about 72%, the highest among the larger medal-winning sports. Students won medals in 18 weight categories, and the 63 kg category won six medals, all gold. The 55 to 73 kg range gave 31 of the 57 medals, and every Ju-Jitsu medal came from the Ju-Jitsu District Championship, Sikar 2026.
Karate: 20 golds and 7 state-level golds
Karate won 20 golds out of 64 medals, so about 31% of its medals were gold. The 55 kg category did best, with four medals, three of them gold. Many Karate medals came from the Sikar District Karate Championships, held on 28 April 2026. Karate and Ju-Jitsu together also led state-level selections with 23, because the selection data counts the two sports as one group.
Handball: 14 medals, all gold
Handball won 14 medals, and every one was gold. Handball is a team sport, so each player in the winning team gets a medal. All 14 medals came from one win, when the school team took gold at the 43rd District Level Junior Handball Championship. That single team win adds about 11% of the school’s 126 golds.
Other Sports That Won Gold
Wushu won 9 golds, and Weightlifting won 7. Wrestling added 5, Judo and Taekwondo won four golds each, and Boxing won 3. Wrestling and Boxing won many medals overall, but fewer of them were gold, so a sport with a high medal count can still have a low share of gold.
How Did Each Class Do?
| Class | Gold medals | Share of the class’s medals that were gold |
|---|---|---|
| Class 9 | 37 | 29% |
| Class 10 | 27 | 36% |
| Class 8 | 9 | 18% |
| Class 12 Science | 7 | 26% |
| Class 11 Science | 7 | 27% |
| Class 11 Arts | 6 | 50% |
| Class 12 Commerce | 6 | 23% |
| Class 12 Arts | 4 | 20% |
| Class 11 Commerce | 4 | 25% |
| Class 7 | 3 | 10% |
| Other classes and categories combined | 16 | 27% |
Class 9 won 37 golds, the most of any class, and Class 10 came next with 27. Together they won 64 golds, which is just over half the school’s total. Class 10 also had a 36% gold share from 76 medals, the best among classes with at least 50 medals. Class 11 Arts had the highest gold share of all the classes listed, with 6 golds from 12 medals, or 50%.
Which Age Groups Won the Most Gold?
| Age group | Gold medals | Total medals | Gold share |
|---|---|---|---|
| U-12 | 3 | 6 | 50% |
| U-14 | 26 | 135 | 19% |
| U-15 | 5 | 8 | 63% |
| U-16 | 23 | 33 | 70% |
| U-17 | 26 | 110 | 24% |
| U-18 | 12 | 17 | 71% |
| U-19 | 17 | 146 | 12% |
| Open | 14 | 14 | 100% |
U-17 and U-14 each won 26 golds, the most of any age group. U-16 won 23, and gold made up about 70% of its medals, while U-18 had the highest share of any age band, about 71% (not counting the Open category, where every medal was gold). U-19 won the most medals overall, 146, but only 17 of them were gold, which is a 12% share. The Open category won 14 medals, all gold. These numbers count each medal won, so a team win gives one medal to every player.
How Many Students Reached State and National Level?
Students earned 106 state-level selections across 22 sports. Karate and Ju-Jitsu (counted together) led with 23, followed by Archery with 18, Wushu with 10, and Cricket and Weightlifting with eight each. Karate, Archery, Wushu and Weightlifting together made up 59 of the 106 selections.
At state level, students won 18 medals, with 10 gold, three silver and five bronze, and Karate won seven of those state golds. There were also 13 national-level selections, led by Boxing and Rifle Shooting with four each, and students won eight championship titles in Chess and Archery. A state selection means the student moves up to compete at the state level, so these numbers show progress in more sports than the ones that won the most golds.
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What This Means If You Are Choosing a School
If sports matter to you when you choose a school in Sikar, look at results by sport and by level, not just the medal total. At Matrix High School, most medals came at district level, with 18 state-level medals, 106 state selections and 13 national selections on top. That shows students moving up from district to state and national competition, across more than 20 sports. Whichever schools you are comparing, ask each one for the same breakdown so you can compare them fairly.
Want to know how sports fit alongside studies at Matrix High School? Talk to the Matrix High School admissions team [ADD LINK: admissions page] about the sports your child plays and how training fits around classes.
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FAQs
The school won 126 gold medals out of 469 medals in total. The other medals were 150 silver and 193 bronze.
Ju-Jitsu won 41 golds, Karate won 20, and Handball won 14. Together they make up about 60% of the school’s gold.
Most medals came from district-level events, such as the SGFI district games and district championships in Sikar. Students also won 18 medals at the state level, including 10 golds.
Students got 106 state-level selections across 22 sports, led by Karate and Ju-Jitsu (counted together), Archery and Wushu. There were also 13 national-level selections.
Class 9 won the most, with 37 golds. Class 10 came next with 27.
The results cover the SGFI school games, CBSE Cluster competitions and three district championships in Sikar: the Ju-Jitsu District Championship 2026, the Sikar District Karate Championships 2026 and the 43rd District Level Junior Handball Championship.