Snehalaya girls emerge rugby football champs

Chandigarh, June 1 Snehalaya (Team A) won the girls’ U-18 category final by logging a 5-0 win over Snehalaya (Team B) during the recently concluded Rugby Football State Championship at Panjab University. Snehalaya Maloya won the boys’ U-18 final...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:21 PM Jun 02, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, June 1

Snehalaya (Team A) won the girls’ U-18 category final by logging a 5-0 win over Snehalaya (Team B) during the recently concluded Rugby Football State Championship at Panjab University.

Snehalaya Maloya won the boys’ U-18 final by defeating GGDSD Team 10-05. In the boys’ U-15 final, Rugby Club (I) won the title by defeating Ankur School 15-05.

The girls’ team of Rugby Club (I) defeated Rugby Club (II) 15-05 to win the final. In the men’ senior category, Saint Soldiers’ Club defeated Khalsa Club 17-07, while Dev Samaj Club ousted Saint Soldiers’ Club 22-05 to win the women’s title.

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