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Doon Valley School shines in volleyball event

Tribune News Service
Solan, Updated At : 02:30 AM Aug 12, 2025 IST
The Doon Valley Public School (DVPS) girls’ volleyball team.

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The Doon Valley Public School (DVPS) girls’ volleyball team brought glory to the institution by securing third place in the Cluster XVI Volleyball Tournament (Girls) held at Shri Balaji Senior Secondary School, Kagdana, Sirsa, Haryana, from August 1 to 4, 2025. The tournament featured intense competition among 16 Under-19 teams from the region.

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Showcasing remarkable teamwork, agility and determination, the DVPS squad overcame tough opponents from Haryana to clinch the bronze medal. Their spirited performance earned them warm applause from the school management and peers alike.

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Congratulating the players, Managing Director Rajeev Sharma praised their dedication and urged them to continue participating in such events, inspiring them to aim for even greater heights in the future.

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