Young skaters of Cambridge International School, Jalandhar, shine

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Oct 07, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar, October 6

Young skaters of Cambridge International School proved their mettle in skating at District Level Roller Skating Championship held at Police DAV School. In the rink race (500m) event, in the Under (5-7) category (girls) Ashlyn Kaur bagged the first and second positions in three laps and two laps race, respectively as a wing skater.

In Under (5-7) boys, Vihaan Mendiratta clinched the third position in three laps as well as in 500m as a quad skater. In Under (7-9) Category (Girls), Gurnaaz Kaur bagged the third position in 500m and four laps as quad skater.

In the Under (7-9) category (boys), Yuvaan Arora received the third position in one lap race and second position in 500 D. In Under 7-9 (Boys) Arjun Singh clinched the first position in 500 D and second position in four laps.

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