The inaugural season of the Loyola Alumni Premier League (LAPL) - Season 1 concluded on a high note, marking a memorable chapter in the history of Loyola Alumni engagement and sportsmanship. The tournament, which brought together enthusiastic alumni cricketers from various graduating batches, witnessed thrilling matches, spirited camaraderie, and a celebration of enduring Loyola bonds.

Held over 3 days at Loyola School grounds, the LAPL featured 4 Teams namely Jaguars United, Cheetah Crusaders, Leopard Dynamos and Panther Warriors battling it out in a friendly yet fiercely competitive league format. The event drew an overwhelming response, with alumni players, families, and supporters turning up in large numbers to cheer their teams.

The TEXAS Alumni Association successfully organized a free medical camp at Bardipada on 23rd March 2025. The camp provided essential healthcare services to over [400 students] residents of the local community.

Services Provided
- Free consultations with specialist doctors
- Diagnostic tests (blood pressure, blood sugar, etc.)
- Distribution of free medicines
- Health awareness sessions

Objective
The medical camp aimed to address the healthcare needs of the underprivileged community in Bardipada, promoting health and wellness among its residents.

Volunteers and Sponsors
The event was made possible by the tireless efforts of our volunteer team and the generous support of our sponsors. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all involved.

TEXAS proudly sponsored the Inter-class Boys and Girls Cricket Tournament, for Student of Alma Mater of  Class 6 to 8 std . The event brought together top teams from  showcasing exceptional cricketing talent and sportsmanship.

Tournament Highlights
- A total of 12 teams of Boys & 4 teams of Girls  participated in the tournament.

Objective
The tournament aimed to promote cricket at the grassroots level, encourage young talent, and foster a spirit of healthy competition among students.

Texas has consistently supported initiatives that promote education, sports, and overall development of students. This tournament is a testament to our commitment to giving back to the community and nurturing young talent.

Texas plans to continue supporting similar initiatives in the future, with a focus on promoting sports, education, and community development.

APX (Association of Past Xavierites) recently facilitated a substance/Drug awareness/prevention drive, for the students of STD 6th of  St.Xavier’s High School Loyola Hall. The program was conducted  by the students of Std 11th from the  prestigious school AIS as part of their project. 

Necessary information was shared and so many queries were raised by the young students which brought both, concern as well as hope for the youngest generation, this is one of the most important issues and we all should raise hands and try cleanse the environment of this evil. 

The management (I/c Principal & staff) of the Primary section was most supportive and are doing their best to educate the students about these evil addictions which are a curse and bane to the families and society as well.