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Two students of the school, Vanshika and Naazpreet, bagged medals at the 38th Skating Championship-2024. The event witnessed participation of players from across the region showcasing their talent and skill. Vanshika claimed gold medal in the 1,000 m rink race...

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Ambala, Updated At : 11:48 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

Two students of the school, Vanshika and Naazpreet, bagged medals at the 38th Skating Championship-2024. The event witnessed participation of players from across the region showcasing their talent and skill. Vanshika claimed gold medal in the 1,000 m rink race and silver medal in the 500 m rink race. Naazpreet captured silver medal in a 3-km road race. Both of them have been selected for the National-Level Skating Championship.

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