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Adhrav first in CBSE skating tournament

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:09 PM Oct 20, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, October 19

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Adharv Kaushik claimed first position in the boys’ U-8 age group on the opening day of the CBSE North Zone (II) Skating Championship being held at St Soldier’s School, Mohali.

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Yatharth Rana claimed second position and Yuvaan Chauhan stood third. Abira Yadav claimed first position in the girls’ U-8 event, while Parnika finished second and Driti Kaushal third. Gurtej Singh, Ujjwal Kumar and Ishaan Prajapati claimed first three positions, respectively, in the boys’ U-10 category. Avni Rathi claimed the top position in the girls’ U-10 event, followed by Siyona Sumbli at second spot and Taqdeer Kaur third. Krish claimed the boys’ U-12 gold medal, followed by Gauresh Pahwa and Mansehaj Singh. Aadhya Kaushik, Shurti and Harshini Pathak claimed the top three positions, respectively.

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