Rainbow School archers shine in state championship

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 29, 2025 IST

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Rainbow World School, Bhawarna's, young archers showcased their precision and passion at the 3rd Himachal Pradesh State Archery Championship held at HIET College, Shahpur. Sixteen talented students represented the school, displaying remarkable skill, focus and determination throughout the tournament. Leading the victory march, Yashika Jamwal of Class XI struck gold and has earned the honour of representing Himachal Pradesh at the upcoming Nationals in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. Adding to the celebration, budding archers - Aarav Rana, Arpit, Pratham (IX), Shambhavi (VII), and Ananya Singh, Jinal, Shanvi Thakur, Anaya Sabheiya and Vaishnavi (VI) - secured an impressive total of nine bronze medals, reflecting their grit and sportsmanship.

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