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SA Jain Senior Model School, Ambala

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 11:49 AM Aug 30, 2024 IST

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School students bagged medals at the SGFI Block-Level Tournament 2024, held at various locations across Ambala City, including the stadium in Sector 10, Tulsi Public School on Hisar Road, and PKR Vatika. School students excelled in badminton, dominating various categories and bringing home several gold medals. In the U-14 category, Vishal Prashant Choudhary, Hargun Singh, Kanav and Aranv Arora, in the U-17 category, Aniket Khera, Om and Pritiyush, and in the U-19 category, Rishabh Gulati, Dhruv and Agam bagged medals. School students also achieved commendable results in athletics. Navya got gold medal in the U-14 shot put. Parleen Kaur got silver medal in the U-14 100-m race. Khushboo got silver medal in the U-17 200-m race. All these talented students have earned their place in the upcoming SGFI District Tournament. The principal and management congratulated the winners.

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