Mohali chess meet ends

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:41 AM Aug 20, 2024 IST

Participants at the Mohali District Chess Championship. Vicky

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Mohali, August 19

Sahibek Singh in the U-9 boys category, Amyra Arora in U-9 girls, Sameer Shergil in the U-13 boys, Evleen Kaur in the U-13 girls, Vansh Dharmani in the U-19 open and Rubina Sharma in the U-19 girls category walked away with the winners trophies in their respective categories as the Mohali District Chess Championship organised at Millennium School, Phase V, Mohali, concluded today. The district-level championship saw participation from over a 100 chess players.

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