Ayesha, Inderjit clinch carrom titles

Chandigarh, May 10 Ayesha of St Stephen’s School-45 emerged the girls’ singles champion in the 6th Inter-School Carrom Championship concluded here today at St Stephen’s School. In the girls’ singles final, Ayesha proved her supremacy over Shayna Parveen of...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:33 PM May 11, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, May 10

Ayesha of St Stephen’s School-45 emerged the girls’ singles champion in the 6th Inter-School Carrom Championship concluded here today at St Stephen’s School.

In the girls’ singles final, Ayesha proved her supremacy over Shayna Parveen of Gurukul Global, Mani Majra, in a one-sided contest by defeating the opponent 21–0.

Rani Gupta (Lawrance Public, Mohali) outclassed her teammate Gursirat by 12-0 to capture 3rd place. Inderjit Singh of GMSSS-16-D clinched the boys’ singles title in his maiden appearance in any carrom tournament. Inderjit outclassed his teammate Abhinav Sharma in the final 17-12.

Saksham Misri (Gurukul-20, Panchkula) secured 3rd position beating Anish Kumar (St Stephen’s-45) 17-3.

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