PIET school, Ansals, shine at SGFI

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 17, 2025 IST

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PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals, has made a remarkable mark in the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) events, with 100 students participating in various disciplines and winning a total of 17 medals. The school's gold medalists include Naitik (Class VIII-B) in the cricket championship and the U-14 Boys Team in the netball district championship. Additionally, nine students won silver medals in events such as athletics, skating, netball, shooting and taekwondo, while six students won bronze medals in sports like kho-kho, athletics, shot put, skating, archery and shooting. With this impressive performance, seven students have been selected for the state-level competitions, showcasing the school's talent and dedication to sports excellence.

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