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Auckland House School shines in chess championship

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 03:04 AM May 28, 2025 IST
Students during a chess championship at Auckland House School in Shimla on Tuesday. tribune photo

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Students of Auckland House School (AHS), Shimla, delivered a stellar performance in the ‘CISCE Himachal Pradesh Zone Inter-School Chess Championship-2025’, with students of both AHS for boys and girls securing the first position in different categories of the tournament.

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The championship, hosted by AHS, witnessed participation of Sacred Heart High School at Sidhpur in Dharamshala, along with AHS for boys and girls.

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In boys’ category, students of AHS won all the three categories — under 14, under 17 and under 19. Similarly, in girls’ category, student of AHS secured the first position in both under-14 and under-17 matches.

With this outstanding display of strategy and skills, both Auckland boys’ and girls’ teams have qualified for the CISCE north zone chess championship.

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