Kanpur schools triumph in basketball
Kanpur: The Chintels school, Ratanlal Nagar and The Chintels school, Kalyanpur won boys and girls titles respectively in sixth junior district basketball championship concluded here at The Jain International school, Mainawati road on Friday.
The boys final was well contested and Chintels school drubbed the challenge of CSJM University by just one point. The final score was 37-36. Sarthak scored 15 points for winners and Yuvraj Viman scored 19 points for university team.
Dr VSEC Shyam Nagar outplayed Bishop Westcott school by 33–25 and bagged third place. The Chintels school, Kalyanpur in girls final humbled CHS Gurukulam by 13-11. Army Public school got third place. Earlier in the boys semi finals CSJM University drubbed VSEC Shyam nagar by 43-41 and The chintels school Ratanlal Nagar humbled Bishop Westcott School by 36-13.
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