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Kendriya Vidyalaya-31 pugilists hog limelight
Chandigarh, September 10 Under the category of 51 kg to 54 kg, it was again Ashish Kumar of KV-31 who clinched the first place, while Balram Kumar of KV No-1, Ambala, and Gajay Singh of KV-47 bagged the second and third positions, respectively. In another category (60 kg to 64 kg), Sushil Kumar of KV-31 came first and Sumit Kumar of KV No 1, Ambala, had to content with second place. The winners of this meet would further compete at the 36th National Games and Sports Meet scheduled to be held here from October 3 to 7. Other results: Boxing: Category (42 to 45 kg): Parveen of KV-Bhiwani 1; Gurmeet Singh KV No 1, Ambala, 2; Anu Kumar KV Bhiwani and Deepak Saini KV-II-3 BRD, Chandigarh. Category (48- 51 kg): Jaideep Singh KV No -1, Ambala 1; Manoj Kumar KV No 2, BRD 2; Surya Narain KV No 2, 3 BRD 3. Category (54-57 kg): Vijay Raj KV II, 3BRD 1; Gaurav KV-II 3 BRD 2; Satnam Singh KV-1, Ambala 3. Category (57-60 kg): Gaurav Kumar KV -29 1; Sachin Dhasmana, KV - 47 2; Krishan Kumar, KV No 1, Ambala 3. Category (64-69 kg): Avikash, KV No 1, Ambala 1; Gurvinder Singh, KV-1, Ambala 2. Category (69-75 kg): Ajay Yadav, KV-Bhiwani 1; Prinsu Yadav, KV No 2, 3 BRD. Judo: Category ( 41 to 45 kg): Praveen Ranate, KV-No 2, Chandimandir 1; Sandeep, KV No 2, Sirsa 2; Nipun Kumar , KV No 2, Sirsa and Ketan Saini, KV 2, Chandimandir 3. Category (49- 54 kg): Anuj, KV No 4, Ambala Cantt 1; Vinod, KV No 2 , Sirsa 2; Aman Kumar, KV- No 1, Ambala. Category (54- 59 kg): Sudhanshu, KV No 4 , Ambala Cantt. 1; Ravinder Singh, KV No 2, Sirsa 2; Sushman Kv No 2, Sirsa and Karam Singh, KV No 2, Chandimandir 3. Category (59- 64 kg) Vikas Kumar, KV, ITBP-Bhanu 1; Pankaj, KV No 2, Chandimandir 2. Category ( 64- 69 kg) : Akshay, KV No 4, Ambala 1; Pushpam , KV No 4 Ambala 2; Satwinder Singh , KV No 2, Chandimandir 2; Pankaj Bisht, KV ITBP, Bhanu 3.
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Another Choi Kwang
Do centre in city
Chandigarh, September 10 “This art can be learnt easily by any age group and it helps in keeping you fit. The sophisticated movements in Choi Kwang Do helps prevent diseases such as arthritis and osteoporosis,” said Mr Bikram S. Thapa, fourth degree Black Belt and Chief Technical Director, CKD India.
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Rayat college girls shine
Chandigarh, September 10 A many as 15 teams participated. Boys of the college came third in the tournament in which 30 teams from colleges affiliated to Punjab Technical University took part. The District Sports Officer, Mr Gurmeet Singh Bajwa, was the chief guest.
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Girls football tourney from Sept 22
Chandigarh, September 10 The players born on or after January 1, 1987, are eligible to participate in the tournament. The CFA will select 25 probables for a coaching camp in preparation for Chandigarh ‘s participation in the Junior Girls Football Championship scheduled in November. Inter-command hockey
South Western Command and Southern Command got the better of Air Headquarters and Training Command by 3-0 and 2-1, respectively, on the second day of the Air Force Inter-Command Hockey Tournament played at the Sector 42 hockey stadium here on Saturday. Kho kho meet
IS Dev Samaj School, Sector 21, eves outclassed Shishu Niketan School, Sector 22, girls by 4 points in the finals of the CBSE Cluster XIII Kho Kho Tournament held at the Shishu Niketan School grounds, here today. In the boys’ category, SD Public School, Sector 32, beat Shishu Niketan School, Sector 22, by 3 points. Cricket tournament
The team of MCM Blue Caps beat Saupin’s School, Sector 32, by 22 runs in the first Lukesh Thakur Memorial u-10 Cricket Tournament being played at Stepping Stones, Sector 37. Karan Khosla of the winning team was the star batsman. Brief scores: MCM Blue Caps:138 runs for four in 20 overs (Karan Khosla 69, Harsaroop 25, Abhi 2 for 24) Saupin’s School: 116 runs for four in 20 overs (Daksh Aggarwal 35 n.o., Rohan 40, Gurkaran 19, Angad 2 for 21). The final will be played tomorrow. |
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KV-31 win volleyball match
Chandigarh, September 10 As many as 380 students, representing 31 teams of several KVs of Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh, were participating. The three-day meet was opened by Ms S K Bhatia, principal of the host team. The results: Volleyball: KV-47 b KV 1, Ambala, by 25-18, 25-7; KV, Yol Cantt, b KV High Grounds, Chandigarh, 25-11, 25-6; KV1, Patiala, b KV High Grounds, 25-5, 25-8; KV-31 b KV-47, 25-7, 25-12 and KV1, Patiala, b KV, High Grounds, Chandigarh, 25-13. Kabaddi: KV, Halwara, b KV, Naleti, by 41 pts.; KV Naleti b KV High Grounds by 38 pts; KV, Halwara, b KV2, Chandimandir, by 32 pts; KV1, Chandimandir, b KV2, Chandimandir, by 9 pts; KV2, Halwara, b KV, Nahra, by 30 pts; KV, Nahra, b KV1, Chandimandir, by 47 pts. Kho-Kho: KV4, Ambala, b KV, Mandi, by 4 pts; KV, Naleti, b KV, Karnal, by 5 pts; KV1, Patiala, b KV4, Ambala, by 2 pts; KV3, BRD, Chandigarh, b KV, BArnala, by 6 pts; KV-29, Chandigarh, b KV1, Ferozepore, by 1 pt; KV, Barnala, b KV, Abohar, by 18 pts; KV, Hisar, b KV, Karnal, by 11 pts; KV, Ferozepore, b KV, Rohtak, by 10 pts; KV RCF, Hussainpur, b KV, Naleti, by 11 pts; and KV-29, Chandigarh, b KV, Rohtak, by 10 pts and 1 turn.
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Shooting meet from Sept 29
Chandigarh, September 10 The matches will be held in rifle and pistol events in all age groups and as per rules of the International Shooting Sport Federation and national rules. Entries close on September 28.
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