10-year-old Pavit Singh wins gold medal at Commonwealth Karate Championships in Scotland
Ten-year-old Punjabi boy Pavit Singh Saran, a resident of Abbotsford, Canada, has won a gold medal by securing first place at the Commonwealth Karate Championships held in Glasgow.
Ten-year-old Punjabi player Pavit Singh Saran, living in Abbotsford, Canada, has won a gold medal by securing first place in his category at the Commonwealth Karate Championships 2026 held in the Scottish city of Glasgow.
These sports competitions were held from November 5 to 8 at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow. Karate players from 24 different countries participated in this championship.
Pavit Singh's father Vikramjit Singh Saran belongs to Budhlada city under Mansa district of Punjab and is now living with his family in Canada.
Pavit Singh is currently a fourth-grade student at South Poplar Elementary School in Abbotsford. He started taking karate training at just five years of age.
Key developments
- Commonwealth Karate Championships were held in Glasgow, Scotland.
- 10-year-old Pavit Singh Saran won the gold medal.
- Players from 24 countries participated in the championship.
