The journey through tournaments.

An Independence Day one-day U-9 cup at Decathlon, Bannerghatta — four games, four wins, 28 scored and 3 conceded. Avyaan's biggest single-day return on record: 12 goals and 7 assists on the way to the title.

A new team, a new chapter. Rotating between striker, winger and midfield — possession, communication and combination play.

The season's first official tournament — a walkover to open, then four wins on the bounce after the KSFA setback, before a flat draw and a narrow, semifinal-in-all-but-name exit.

After a challenging middle phase, the team rediscovered its rhythm in the knockouts. Avyaan finished top scorer and lifted the trophy.

A late-May cup with a brand-new U-11 group, up against bigger, older sides — three losses and a hard reality check, but three assists from midfield.

A one-day U-10 title on turf near home — three wins, and 16 goal contributions from Avyaan (8 goals, 8 assists) across the three games.

A one-day U-9 clean sweep — three games, three wins, none conceded. Avyaan scored in all three, with two in the final as Vicky FA lifted the cup.

Four games in Goa, four wins — a hat-trick for Avyaan in the last — before the team withdrew in protest at the organisers' poor conduct.

A new team, a new city, extreme heat and grass instead of turf — and they came home Champions. Four goals in six games playing up an age, and then the winning penalty in both the semi and the final.

A one-day U-11 cup for Youth Sports Trust — two comfortable group wins (6–1, 4–2), then a 1–4 loss to a better-drilled BYFL side in the final. Runners-up, and Avyaan scored in every game.

One of the defining tournaments of his early journey — goals, assists and leadership on the way to the title.

Nine games with Vicky FA Blues — eight goals, including a hat-trick against Mercurial FC, and a run to the semi-final before CR7SS ended it.

Vicky FA's home inter-center tournament — a one-day 5-a-side on turf at Gottigere. Avyaan turned out for Team Messi, won both group games and the title, and took home the Best Striker award.

Five games, five wins, six goals — a hat-trick in the 13–0 opener and the only goal of the final to lift the cup. A clean U-8 sweep.

One of his strongest campaigns — the team's leading scorer as Vicky FA finished top of the table.

Avyaan's very first tournament — Youth Sports Trust at PLaY Arena. Squad and details logged; the match record is on its way.

The one that got away — selected for his first international, and trained hard for it (the Coco Cup was part of that build-up). The trip was called off over flight and travel uncertainty during the Iran–US tensions, but the preparation was real, so it stays on the record.