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C O M P E N D I U M Friday, December 10, 1999 |
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CHANDIGARH, Dec 9 Panchkula skaters stole the show in the recently concluded 13th Sub-Junior, Junior and Senior State Roller Skating Championship at Yamunanagar. According to the President of the Roller Skating Association of Panchkula, Ms Rajni Thareja, nearly 700 skaters from eight districts of Haryana took part. As many as 75 skaters from various schools of the city excelled in roller hockey. In sub-junior girls, junior boys and girls, and senior boys and girls, Panchkula got gold medal. In sub-junior boys, Panchkula came second. Meanwhile, 29 skaters from different schools of Panchkula will be part of the Haryana state team, which will take part in the National Skating Championship. These are below 6 years boys: Mudit Gupta; girls: Aishwarya Singh; 8 to 10 years girls: Amber; 10 to 12 years girls: Geetika; below 14 years boys: Gautam, Daksh, Pankaj; above 14 years girls: Meenu Madan, Meenakshi Kohli, Priyanka, Shriya, Indu Madan, Amrita, Heena, Seema; below 14 years girls: Rajni Vashisht, Geetika, Pallavi, Anuradha, Sulabh Aggarwal; below 10 years girls: Karishma Ahuja, Navita Anand, Jyoshita, Renuka; below 14 years boys: Pankaj; above 14 years boys: Nirmal, Navdeep, Amrinder, Sudhir, Kamal. Cycling probables: The Chandigarh Amateur Cycling Association has selected 23 probables, boys and girls, for a coaching camp in preparation for the UT team, which will take part in the National Track Cycling Championship in sub-junior, junior and senior sections, to be held at Patiala from December 16 to 21. This was stated by Mr Rakesh Mohindra, Secretary of the association. The boys' team is: Rajesh Dalal, Amitinder Singh,Vitul Kumar, Amanjit Singh, Ankur Kaul, Rohit Sharma, Harsimran Singh, Ravgun Singh, Vaibhav, Vivek Sharma, Gurbir Singh, Siddharth Syal and Indivar Sharda. The girls' team is: Kirandeep Kaur, Pooja Thakur, Gurpreet Kaur, Monika Sharma, Chetna, Rohani Sood, Shavika Arora, Gaganpreet, Aprajita and Amandeep. Inter-school basketball: Bhavan Vidyalaya, Sector 15, Panchkula, won the Inter-School Basketball Tournament for schools of Panchkula in under-14 boys section. In the finals played today at Blue Bird School, Bhavan Vidyalaya defeated the hosts 17-15. Mr Anurag Aggarwal, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Panchkula, gave away the prizes. The three-day tournament
saw the participation of four schools of the town. In
earlier matches, Bhavan Vidyalaya beat Manav Mangal
School 19-16, Blue Bird School beat DAV School, Sector 8,
26-10 and Blue Bird School beat Manav Mangal 24-16. Sanjay, Paramjit best athletes CHANDIGARH, Dec 9 The 32nd Central Revenue Sport Meet concluded here today. Mr A.M. Prasad, Member, CBEC, New Delhi, gave away the prizes. In the two-day meet, participants from Customs and Central Excise and Income Tax departments from four sub-zones, Allahabad-Kanpur, Chandigarh-Patiala, Bhopal-Indore and Delhi-Jaipur took part. In kabaddi, IT Delhi beat CEx, Chandigarh, 48-18. Sanjay of Customs, Delhi, was declared best athlete among men and Paramjit Kaur of Income Tax, Jaipur, was declared best athlete among women. The best marchpast trophy went to CEx Chandigarh. In cricket, Central Excise and Customs, Chandigarh, won the meet by defeating Central Excise, Indore, by 77 runs. The Chandigarh team scored 197 runs in 35 overs, while Indore was all out for 120 runs. Chandigarh won the hockey title by beating Delhi 6-0. In football, Chandigarh defeated Narcotics (Neemuch) 1-0. Other results 4x100 m relay: Delhi 1, CEx Allahabad 2, 4x100 m relay: Customs Delhi 1, IT Indore 2, body building: above 70 kg: Jagjit Singh 1, A. Bhattacharjee 2; below 70 kg: R.S. Negi 1, J.S. Soni 2; long jump: Vinod Kumar 1, Udhey Ram 2; volleyball: CEx Delhi 1. St Kabir win: St
Kabir School, Sector 26, beat St Joseph's High School by
35 runs in the ICSE Schools (Chandigarh) Cricket
Tournament, being played at St Xavier's Senior Secondary
School, Sector 44. St Kabir were all out for 91 runs in
19.2 overs. In reply, St Joseph's were all out for 56
runs in 13.1 overs. |
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