Joseph’s School in Sector Alpha-1, school officials said. The national-level girls’ basketball tournament under the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) commenced at St.
Ananya Thakkar, 17, a member of the Uttarakhand team, said her team had started the tournament confidently after defeating Chhattisgarh. I have been playing basketball for around 10 years and want to continue playing, regardless of the level,” she said. Tanisha, 16, who is representing Uttar Pradesh, spoke to HT before heading for her match.
“We create spaces for these students so that they have an opportunity to come and play. The classes are being held online today, while the next two days have been kept off so that the students can participate in the tournament,” he said. Indian basketball player Harsh Dagar and Indian field hockey player Romeo James were the chief guests at the inaugural event. Success and failure are only two milestones; it is essential to move forward with determination from one milestone to the next. Rev. “We have competed against one team so far, Chhattisgarh, and we beat them with confidence. There is a lot of pressure, and we have to manage it along with our studies.”
Addressing the young players, Dagar said: “Every player should keep honesty, hard work and the goal in mind. Fr Jipson Palatty, principal of St Joseph’s School, said the institution aims to give students opportunities to compete at the national level. She said, “We have a great chance of winning.
