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OPS Vidyamandir, Ambala

To celebrate National Sports Day, a throw ball match between teachers and students was organised on the school premises. There was a cheerful audience to cheer the players. The energy displayed by the players was remarkable. Teachers won the exciting...

Tribune News Service

Ambala, Updated At : 10:49 AM Sep 10, 2024 IST

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To celebrate National Sports Day, a throw ball match between teachers and students was organised on the school premises. There was a cheerful audience to cheer the players. The energy displayed by the players was remarkable. Teachers won the exciting match with a final score of 15-14. The teams were awarded with gold and silver medals, besides the ‘Best Team’ trophy bagged by the teachers. School Director Esha Bansal congratulated all players for their sportsmanship and motivated both the teams for their stunning performance. School Principal Neelam Sharma stressed upon the importance of sportsman spirit in matches.

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