Gurtaz claims badminton title

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Mohali, November 8

Infant Jesus Convent School organised the 5th Infantine Badminton Cup. In the boys’ U-14 category, Gurtaz Singh claimed the title, while Ridhima won the girls’ final. Rishit and Raisa claimed the boys and girls U-17 titles, respectively.

In the boys’ U-17 doubles final, Danish and Garv claimed the top position and Raisa and Aanya won the girls’ doubles title. Gurtaz Singh and Manhar Jinta won the boys’ U-14 doubles final, while Ayana and Ridhima Saini won the girls’ U-14 doubles event.

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