Jakarta firmly sits at the top of the standings in the National Student Sports Week (POPNAS) XVII Jakarta.

Based on data up to Tuesday (11/4) at 11 PM, the Jakarta contingent has successfully collected 35 gold medals, 16 silver, and 14 bronze, totaling 65 medals.

The second position was achieved by West Java with 19 gold medals, 14 silver medals, and 22 bronze medals, totaling 55 medals.

Meanwhile, Central Java follows in third place with a total of 13 gold medals, 12 silver, and 19 bronze, totaling 44 medals.

Jakarta Youth and Sporta Agency Head, Andri Yansyah appreciates the efforts of the student athletes who have shown their best performance so far. Despite they are far ahead, he emphasizes that the athletes must not become complacent or feel satisfied.

"Fighting spirit must continue to burn. It shouldn't weaken just because we are currently leading. In fact, this temporary success becomes a motivation for Jakarta to be more secure and more difficult for other regions to catch up," he expressed, Wednesday (11/5).

He also reminded all contingents to uphold sportsmanship, maintain physical condition, and stay focused until the end of the match.

"This good performance must be maintained until all events are finished. We want the best achievements but still with a respectful attitude. With solid cooperation, strong spirit, and mental champions, we can secure the overall champion title," he stated.