SD Public School, Jagadhri

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Updated At : 10:39 AM Dec 07, 2024 IST

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A three-day state-level sports event for under-11 girls was held in Rohtak, Haryana. The competition saw enthusiastic participation from 22 teams across the state. Among the remarkable participants was the gymnastics team from Yamunanagar district, which won the prestigious gold medal with their exceptional performance. This accomplished team included six talented athletes, notably Harshita, Virja, and Avika from Class V, and Vanya from Class III of SD Public School, Jagadhri. Their relentless dedication and impressive skills have brought glory to their school, parents, and district. Harshita, in particular, stood out with her extraordinary talent. She earned gold medals in beam balancing and floor exercise, securing the title of “All Rounder”. Her commendable performance was the highlight of the event.

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