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Home / Ludhiana / Purnima Sehajpreet Shine At Pickleball Cship

Purnima, Sehajpreet shine at pickleball championship

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:47 AM Jul 18, 2025 IST
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Purnima Jain and Sehajpreet Singh Bajwa emerged winners in the women and men sections, respectively, during the fourth Synco Ludhiana District Pickleball Championship, held here at AIPL Dream City. Over 200 players from across the district vied for top honours in the two-day championship.

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The championship was organised by the Ludhiana Pickleball Association (LPA), an affiliated body of the Punjab Pickleball Association (PPA), under the aegis of All India Pickleball Association, sponsored by Synco Sports and co-sponsored by Khel Tribe. The AIPL Dream City and VJJS Pickleball Hub partnered the venue partners for the competition.

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