Manav Mangal-21 win U-17 ball badminton title

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CHANDIGARH, NOV 7
Manav Mangal High School, Sector 21-C, Chandigarh won the Under-17 years boys title in the Chandigarh Inter-School Ball Badminton Tournament at Government Model Senior Secondary School in Sector 23 here today.
In the semi-final matches Manav Mangal beat Moti Ram Arya–27 by 29-18, 29-12 and Government Model High School, Sector 37 beat Guru Harkishan Sr. Sec.School – 40 by 29-15, 29-18.
Led by captain Aman Kumar Manav Mangal played brilliantly to beat Government Model High School, Sector 37 by 29-16, 29-8.
Manav Mangal boys had earlier won the Under-14 years title.
Moti Ram Arya – 27 defeated Guru Harkishan – 40 by 29-15, 29-15 in a boys match to decide third and fourth places.

NPS boys and girls basket titles in Emily Memorial

The girls final between New Public School-18 and St Kabir School-26 in progress.
The New Public School team which won the girls trophy in the Emily Gosain Memorial B’Ball Tournament in Panchkula on Saturday.
The New Public School cager trying to score against St Xavier's School-44 in the boys final in the 6th Emily Gosain Memorial B’Ball Tournament in Panchkula on Saturday.

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PANCHKULA, NOV 7
As exected New Public School, Sector 18, Chandigarh claimed boys as well as girls titles in the 6th Emily Gosain Memorial B’Ball Tournament organised by St Xavier’s High School in Sector 20 here today.
In the boys final played today at St Xavier’s School courts, NPS boys defeated St Xavier’s School, Sector 44, Chandigarh by 45-29 after leading 27-14 at half time. New Public School went on to take home the girls trophy also after defeated St Kabir School of Chandigarh with a hard-fought victory by 29-25 points. The winners were leading by 11-7 at half time.
Sarfraz and Gurmeet emerged the star performers for NPS boys team who defeated St Xavier’s School-44 in a well-contested final. Moving up with proper coordination, Sarfraz basketed 14 points and Gurmeet contributed 13 points. Gurjot and Anmol scored 9 and 8 points, respectively, for St Xavier’s School.
New Public School completed a memorable double as their girls registered an exciting win against St Kabir by 29-25 in an absorbing final. NPS virtually owed it to Anica Kanwar who topscored with 14 points. Neha contributed four valuable points. For St Kabir, Shriya and Pavani got eight and six points, respectively.
Shishu Niketan-22 of Chandigarh beat hosts St Xavier’s School of Panchkula by 42-38 (half time 23-16) in a match to decide the third and fourth positions in the boys section.
Results: Boys: For third and fourth places: Shishu Niketan, Chd (Simran 22, Rahul 6) bt St. Xavier’s Panchkula (Sarfraz 15, Jagraj 12) by 42 – 38 (half time 23 – 16).
Final: New Public School-18, Chd (Sarfraz 14, Gurneet 13) bt bt St Xavier’s School-44, Chd (Gurjot 9, Anmol 8) by 45-29 (27-14).
Girls (final: NPS , Chd (Anica Kanwar 14, Neha 4) bt St Kabir’s School, Chd (Shriya 8, Pavani 6) by 29-25 (HT 11-7).

SSHS Khunti draw with PMS Kurukshetra

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CHANDIGARH, NOV 6
SS High School of Khunti (Ranchi) rallied to play a 2-all draw with Pooja Modern School of Kurukshetra (Haryana) in a group A match of the 38th ATS Junior Nehru Under-17 Hockey Tournament at the Sector 42 Hockey Stadium here today.
Down by two goals, the Khunti boys rallied to share the day’s honour and their hero was Enem Dodray who scored both goals for his team in the 31st and 36th minutes. Karambir had given the Haryana team lead with a goal in the 12th minute and Sunil Kumar made it 2-0 by scoring in the 19th minute.
Ranjeet Xaxa Th Deepu Meitei scored three goals each as NCC ‘A’ rout Gyandeep Hindi High School of Ahmedabad by 9-0 in a group H match. Ranjeet scored in the 16th, 28th and 70th minutes. Deepu’s was on target in the 30th, 53rd and 66th minutes. Th Herojeet Singh (3rd, 7th) and Dalip Kiro (49th) were the winners’ other scorers.
S.K.C Adarsh Inter College of Varanasi (U.P.) scored an effortless 7-2 victory against Government Senior Secondary School, Jarkhar (Ludhiana ) 7-2 in a group J encounter. Sandeep (6th, 13th, 57th), Yadav (31st, 61st), Saif Ahmed (44th) and Rashid Ahmed (69th) were the winners’ goal-getters. Daljeet Singh (35th) and Karanbir (63rd) reduced the margin for Government Senior Secondary School, Jarkhar (Ludhiana ).
Spring Dale Senior Secondary School, Fatehgarh Churian Road, Amritsar carried too many guns against Moti Lal Nehru School of Sports, Rai, Distt. Sonepat (Haryana) by 11-2 in group G outing. For the Amritsar school, Ramandeep Singh (1st, 54th, 60th), Kawar Subeg (16th), Gurjot (23rd, 48th), Narinder Kumar (45th), Lovedeep (50th), Lovepreet (55th), Haramandeep (69th) and Gurpreet (67th) were the scorers. Krishan Tewatia (42nd) and Kartik Kumar (58th) reduced the margin for the Rai Sports School.

Seven teams for Deepak Kampania Soccer

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CHANDIGARH, NOV 6
St Stephen's School, Sector 45, Panjab University Campus and Carmel Convent School, Sector 9 have been placed in Group A in the Chandigarh Senior Women Football Championship for Deepak Kampania Memorial Trophy being organised by Chandigarh Football Association at the Sector 17 Football Stadium here from November 9 to 12.
Releasing the fixtures today, CFA general secretary Rakesh Bakshi said that DAV Club-8, Government Girls College for Girls-42, Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School-26 and Saupin's School, Sector 32 are in Group B.
In the first phase, the group matches will be played on league basis. The toppers of each group will qualify for the final to be played on November 12 at 10 a.m.
The opening match will be played between DAV Club-8 and Government Girls College for Girls-42 at 9.30 a.m. In the second match of the day in group B Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School-26 will face Saupin's School, Sector 32 at 10.30 a.m.
Panjab University Campus have been drawn to meet Carmel Convent School, Sector 9 in group A at 11.30 a.m. on the inaugural day.

Punjab deny Mumbai outright victory

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CHANDIGARH, NOV 6
A century second-wicket association between overnight notouts Ravi Inder Singh (58, 9x4s) and Uday Kaul (62, 12x4s) and later an unfinished eighth wicket 45-run partnership between Gautam Gambhir (50 not out, 5x4s) and Manpreet Gony (33 not out) helped Punjab salvage one point against Mumbai in the drawn Ranji Trophy Super League Group A match which ended in a draw at the Sector 16 Cricket Stadium here today. Mumbai secured three points. Mumbai had gained 212-run first-innings lead.
Mumbai had yesterday declared their first innings at 471 for 7 in reply to Punjab’s first-innings total of 259.
At close of play on the fourth and final day, Punjab were 311 for 7 in 98 overs, after resuming their second innings at the overnight score of 55 for 1. Ravi Inder (overnight 26) and Uday Kaul (overnight 24) applied themselves well and played resolute innings to place Punjab on the safety road. They took the total to 109 before Ravi Inder was dismissed, caught by keeper Samant of the bowling of Kulkarni (1 for 36). Former Punjab captain Pankaj Dharmani contributed valuable 46 before he was bowled by Abhishek Nayar (2 for 63).
Then came the unbeaten 45 eighth wicket partnership between Gautam Gambhir and Manpreet Gony who virtually denied Mumbai an outright victory. In his quest to bounce back into the Indian team, medium pacer Zaheer Khan three wickets for 92 runs. In Punjab’s first innings, Zaheer had taken four wickets for 60 runs.
SCOREBOARD
Punjab (Ist innings): 259
Mumbai (Ist innings): 471 for 9 decl.
Punjab (2nd innings): Sunny Sohal c O Khanvilkar b Zaheer Khan 4, Ravi Inder Singh V Samant b D Kulkarni 58, Uday T Kaul c O Khanvilkar b Rohit Sharma 62, T Kohli c & b A Nayar 12, Pankaj Dharmani b A Nayar 46, A H Kakar c V Samant b Zaheer Khan 1,Gaurav Gambhir not out 50, Rahul Sharma b Zaheer Khan 22,M S Gony not out 33. Extras: (b 2 lb 8 nb 13) 23. Total:(7 wickets in 98.0 overs)311.
Fall of wicket: 1-6, 2-109, 3-138, 4-159, 5-164, 6-220, 7-266.
Bowling: Zaheer Khan 24-7-92-3, Ajit Agarkar 20-4-77-0, D Kulkarni 23-10-36-1, Rohit Sharma 11-2-32-1,O Khanvilkar 1-1-0-0,A Nayar 18-5-63-2,AM Rahane 1-0-1-0.

NPS-18 face St Xavier’s-44 in boys final

A semi-final in progress in the 6th Emily Gosain Memorial Under-17 Inter-School Basketball Tournament in Panchkula on Friday.

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PANCHKULA, NOV 6
Traditional rivals St Xavier’s School, Sector 44 and New Public School, Sector 18, both of Chandigarh stormed into the boys final of the 6th Emily Gosain Memorial Under-17 Inter-School Basketball Tournament being played at the St Xavier’s School courts in Sector 21 here today.
St Xavier’s defeated St Xavier’s of Panchkula by 33-23 and NPS snuffed out the challenge of Shishu Niketan, Sector 22, Chandigarh by 63-57 in the semi-final matches.
The match between New Public School and Shishu Niketan was a thrilling affairs. Both teams displayed their talent. For NPS Sunraj (19), Gurmeet (15) and Gurluvleen (15) combined well and were the main scorers. Ashok and Dinesh contributed 19 and 12 points, respepctively, for Shishu Niketan.
St Xavier’s School-44 prevailed over St Xavier’s of Panchkula by 33-23. Gurjot gave a fine performance for the Chandigarh school by contributing 12 runs. Sarfraj was the principal scorer for the hosts Xavier’s.
Spearheaded by Gul Walia Holy Child School of Panchkula defeated Saupin’s School by 22-4 in a classification match to decide third and fourth places. Gul topscored with 14 points.
Results:
Third place (girls): Holy Child (Gul Walia 14) bt Saupin’s (Shreya 4) by 22 – 4.
Boys (semi-finals): New Public School-18 ( Sunraj 19, Gurmeet 15, Gurluvleen 15) bt Shishu Niketan (Ashok 19, Dinesh 12 ) by 63 – 57.
St Xavier’s School-44, Chd (Gurjot Singh 12, Anmol 9) bt St Xavier’s, Pkl (Sarfraj 14, Shubham 6) by 33 – 23.
Quarter-finals: Shishu Niketan (Simran 10, Dinesh 23) bt DPS
(Karan 10, Achal 4) by 49 - 38.
N.P.S (Gurvleen 7 , Gurpinder 6) bt St. Xavier’s, Mohali (Parth 8) 29-10.
St. Xaviers, Chd (Mohabbat Pal 10, Stanzin 8) bt Holy Child, Pkl (Parth 12 , Shivam 7) by 38-22.

Anupama and Paramjit set new records

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CHANDIGARH, NOV 5
Thrower Anupama of Guatam Budh Nagar (Uttar Pradesh) created a new national record with a performance of 40.17m and won the old medal in javelin in the 7th National Inter District Athletics Championships at BHEL Stadium in Haridwar today.
Navdeep Kaur of Sirsa-Haryana (31.12m) and Nirmala Kumari of Bhiwani-Haryana (30.12m) finished second and third, respectively.
In the shot put event, Paramjit Singh of South district of Chandigarh State created a new meet record with a performance of 14.35 metres and won the gold. The previous record was in the name of Vijay Singh of Delhi (14.00m) created on 14.11.2007. Jagmeet Singh of Sirsa District of Haryana State took silver medal with a performance of 13.88m followed by Monu Singh of Bhiwani – Haryana (13.78m).
In the 800 metres event of Under 16 years boys, Rajinder Singh of New Delhi District of Delhi State won the gold by finished the race in 2:02.14s ahead of Kamaldeep Matyani of Dehradun- Uttrakhand 2:02.65s. S.Gowtham of Rangareddy-Andhra Pradesh took the bronze medal with a performance of 2:03.60s.
In the same event of boys 14 category, Vinod Rawat of Dehradun-Uttrakhand won gold with a timing of 2:08.57s followed by Sushant Lakra of Sundergarh-Orissa (2:09.59s) and Nikhil Kumar of Dehradun-Uttrakhand (2:10.32) who won silver and bronze, respectively.
In the girls 14 years category, Shiva Shakya of Lucknow-UP won gold of 800m event (2:27.32s) followed by Rishu Singh of Nasik-Maharashtra (2:27.86s) & Pooja of Rudraprayag-Uttrakhand (2:28.62s).
In the girls 16 years category, Sushma of Azamgarh-UP won Gold of 800m (2:23.75s) followed by Kishori Mundu of Sundergarh-Orissa (2:26.76s) and Kojagiri Bachha of Nasik-Maharashtra (2:27.25s).
Earlier, Madan Kaushik, Minister of Tourism, Govt. of Uttrakhand, Dehradun and Devender Modi, Executive Director, BHEL, Haridwar inaugurated the tournament.