ASMSOC Sports Club Hosts Annual Sports Fest ‘Blaze’; A Landmark Event Marked by National Participation- Blaze Fest
Sachi Shiksha News (Mumbai).Blaze, the annual sports festival of NMIMS University’s Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC), organised by the ASMSOC Sports Club, concluded its latest edition with enthusiastic participation from athletes across the country.
What began years ago as a modest student-led initiative has now evolved into one of the institution’s most anticipated sports events, recognised for its competitive spirit, sportsmanship and scale.
An event representative told Sachi Shiksha, “Blaze has now become an identity of ASMSOC. What started with minimal equipment and a handful of students has today grown into a nationally recognised sports fest.”
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From a Small Gathering to a National Sports Fest
Blaze began with limited resources and a small group of passionate students. Over the years, the event expanded in stature and participation, with numerous colleges from across India now competing in various sports categories.
The organising committee noted that the festival grounds have witnessed everything from memorable victories to close contests, making Blaze a celebration of perseverance, unity and excellence within the student community.
Key Milestones and Notable Appearance
Over time, Blaze has garnered significant visibility and media recognition. One of its most memorable milestones was the presence of Hardik Pandya, Vice-Captain of the Indian Cricket Team and World Cup champion, who interacted with the participants.
Organisers shared that Pandya’s message on discipline, resilience and commitment left a deep impact on student-athletes and volunteers alike.
Sportsmanship Above All
While Blaze features high-level competition across multiple sports, organisers emphasise that the festival’s true strength lies in its sportsmanship. Rival teams shaking hands after tough matches, players supporting one another and the spirit of healthy competition have become the hallmark of Blaze.
The event team told Sachi Shiksha, “The success of Blaze is not measured by medals or points, but by the determination of athletes to push their limits.”
A Tradition That Continues to Grow
According to the ASMSOC Sports Club, Blaze has now become an annual tradition and a legacy event for NMIMS University. Each year, new student organisers step forward to carry the torch and build on the achievements of previous editions.
The organising committee shared that Blaze aims not only to provide a competitive platform but also to nurture leadership, teamwork and discipline among students.
The event concluded on a high note, with organisers expressing confidence that Blaze will continue to grow in scale and impact in the coming years.
