OPS Vidyamandir, Ambala

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Ambala, Updated At : 10:44 AM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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Young players from the school won trophies in the Inter-Schools Sports Tournament under the CBSE initiative of Hub of Learning held at Blue Bells School, Naraingarh. In the chess senior category (boys) and shotput senior category (boys), the school teams clinched the Winner’s Trophy. School students grabbed Runners-up Trophy in badminton junior category (boys), chess junior category (boys) and kabaddi senior category (boys). In shotput senior category (boys), the school won Runners-up Trophy. Opsians won the first position in badminton U-17 (girls) and first position in badminton U-19 (girls). School Director Esha Bansal and Principal Neelam Sharma commended the students and their mentors for their outstanding performance.

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