On Day 5 of Punjab games, winners awarded

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Sep 17, 2022 IST

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Jalandhar, September 16

On the fifth day of Kheda Vatan Punjab Dean, MLA Jalandhar West Shital Angural, who was the chief guest, distributed prizes to winners. In Under-17 (girls) 200-m freestyle category, Doyal of British oliva won the gold.

In hockey, in the first semi-final match of Under-17 (boys), Dhanowali Acadmey defeated Sports Club, Sansarpur, by 2-1 and in second semi-final, Olympian Surjit Hockey Acadmey dusted Eknoor Hockey Academy, Tehang, by 5-0. In the first semi-final of the 21- 40 age group (men), Gobind Hockey Club, Kukarpind defeated Sports Club, Sahreen, by 1-0.

In Under-17 category in the national style kabaddi, DAV School, Phillaur, won gold in both men and women’s categories. In Under-17 girls badminton singles, Trisha Kapoor beat Vanshia by 11- 4. In Under-17 boys singles, Rohit beat Harwinder Singh by 11-2.

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