Woodstock Public School, Batala

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Updated At : 11:50 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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Judo CBSE Cluster was hosted at Alpine Public School, Panchkula, where three Woodstock players bagged medals and clinched the third overall trophy. Aryavardhan got gold medal in the below 40 kg category. Ranvijay Singh clinched gold medal in the 90 kg category. Harshvardhan Sharma bagged bronze medal in the below 73 kg category. School management, principal, staff and students congratulated the winners and coach Dinesh Sharma and celebrated remarkable success, hailing the team for their hard work and resilience. Aryavardhan and Ranvijay got selected for the National Judo Championship, going to be held in Jharkhand in October, 2024.

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