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Manav Rachna International School, Mohali

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Updated At : 11:32 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST
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Students of Class VI onwards of the school participated in the State Soft Tennis School Games held at the ACE Academy, Ludhiana, and were declared the overall winners. The tournament saw participation from all over Punjab. The U-14 girls team of the school, comprising Riya (Grade 6) and Diannaa (Grade 7), won silver medals. The U-17 girls’ team, comprising Vrinda (Grade 9), Ikjot (Grade 10) and Hunarmeen (Grade 6), won gold medals. The U-19 girls’ team, comprising Pamanpreet (Grade 12), Darpan (Grade 12) and Harleen (Grade 12), won silver medals.

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