Pratap Public School, Jundla

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:10 AM Dec 11, 2024 IST

In an electrifying finale at the school, Brahmaputra House clinched the U-11 Grassroots Football Championship title, triumphing over Yamuna House in a fiercely contested match. The event was elevated by the presence of vice-president Deepika Bhatia, Students’ Welfare Director Prateek Bhatia, and chief guest Vikas Kumar, sarpanch of Narukheri. Brahmaputra House players received trophies, gold medals, and certificates. Individual accolades went to Abhishek (Class IV-C) as Best Player and Aarav (Class V-A) as Best Goalkeeper, recognising their stellar performances. The school management, Principal Dr Kusum Ahlawat, and school in-charge Jyoti Nijhawan commended the teams and coaches for their dedication, celebrating not just victory but the spirit of the game.

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