OPS skaters do school proud

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Updated At : 05:47 AM Oct 09, 2025 IST

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The SGFI Haryana School Games Roller Skating Championship 2025 was held at ZAD Global School, Rohtak, and witnessed an overwhelming participation of talented skaters from across the state. Skaters delivered an exceptional performance, showcasing their extraordinary skills and making the school proud. They clinched four gold medals and one silver medal in various categories, reaffirming the school's tradition of excellence in sports. Vanshika Dhillon of Class XI bagged two gold medals in the 1000m and 500m races, while Naazpreet Giran of Class X secured two gold medals in the same categories. Manit of Class X grabbed a silver medal in the 1 Lap Road Race. School Director Esha Bansal congratulated all the winners and their mentor Pritam. Principal Neelam Sharma appreciated the efforts, hard work and perseverance of all the winners.

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