St John’s lads, Gurukul girls win TT meet

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Aug 01, 2025 IST

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Paddlers of St John’s High School, Sector 26, and Gurukul Global School, Mani Majra, won the boys’ and girls’ titles, respectively, during the 17th CBSE Table Tennis Cluster Tournament 2025–26 organised by St Joseph’s Senior Secondary School, Sector 44.

Gavish, Garvita emerge champions

Among individual champions, Gavish (Gillco Valley, Kharar) and Garvita (Gurukul Global School) secured the first place in the boys’ U-14 and girls’ U-14 event, respectively.

In the U-17 age group, Vishal Garg (DAV, Sector 8) and Vani (St Joseph’s), won the titles. In the U-19 group, Pritish Sood (DAV, Sector 8) and Ananya (Learning Paths, Mohali) emerged as winners.

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