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Them and Said That Sports Constitutes an Important Component of Any Educational Endeavor Chandigarh, May 1: The Education Department, Chandigarh Administration organized its annual sports prize distribution function for the session 2012-2013 at Tagore Theatre here today. Adviser to the Administrator, Mr. K.K. Sharma was the chief guest on the occasion. Prizes were given to the sports persons for securing the top positions in inter-school tournaments. Congratulating the prize winners Mr. Sharma encouraged them and said that Sports constitutes an important component of any educational endeavor. After all, a sound mind needs a sound body and this is what exactly can be achieved through promotion of sports in the schools. Sports helps in developing the physical, mental, and even intellectual faculties of students and occasions like that of today provide us with an opportunity not only to motivate the young students to take up sports but also to evaluate the sufficiency of efforts being undertaken in the sports field. He further stated that as many as 13000 boys and 7000 girls from all the Govt. schools and private schools participated in 43 sports disciplines in the inter-school tournaments in the year 2012-13. He also said that the Administration is drafting some new policies to promote sports in the city. Also, the initiative of Chandigarh Administration to launch the Chandigarh School Sports and Fitness is also laudable as it intends to take all the students in its fold. Mr. V.K Singh, Finance cum Education Secretary explained that a joint initiative by the UT Administration and the CLTA has been instrumental in the introduction of tennis coaching program in 4 Govt. Schools. Along with it, plans to boost 20 Basketball courts, Volleyball and other sports are also underway. A welcome song was sung by the students of GMSSS Sector-35, Bangra was presented by the children of GSSS Sector-38-West. Senior officers of the Chandigarh Administration were also present on the occasion. FINAL LIST OF SCHOOLS FOR INTER SCHOOL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION 2012-2013 SR.NO NAME OF THE SCHOOL POSITIONS 1 GHS 7 TABLE SOCCER GIRLS, U-19 1ST TOTAL-04 TABLE SOCCER BOYS, U-19-1ST Ist-2 SQAY MARTIAL ART, BOYS,U-14,17,19-2ND IInd-1 DODGEBALL BOYS U-14-3RD IIIrd-1 2 KBDAV 7 NETBALL GIRLS, U-19- 1ST TOTAL-04 NETBALL BOYS, U-19- 1ST Ist-2 SKATING BOYS,U-14,17,19- 3RD IIIrd-2 SWIMMING GIRLS, U-14,17,19- 3RD 3 CL AGG.DAV 7 TABLE SOCCER BOYS, U-19- 2ND TOTAL-01 IInd-1 4 GMSSS 8 SQAY MARTIAL ART, BOYS,U-14,17,19-1ST TOTAL-09 ARCHERY GIRLS, U-14,17,19- 2ND Ist-1 ARCHERY BOYS, U-14,17,19- 2ND IInd-4 BASEBALL GIRLS U-19-2ND IIIrd-4 SQAY MARTIAL ART, GIRLS,U-14,17,19-2ND HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-14- 3RD SOFTBALL GIRLS,U- 19- 3RD SOFTBALL BOYS,U- 19-3RD CYCLING GIRLS, U-17,19-3RD 5 DAV PUB 8 TABLE TENNIS, BOYS, U-19- 1ST TOTAL-07 TABLE TENNIS, GIRLS, U-17- 1ST Ist-4 TABLE TENNIS, BOYS, U-14- 1ST IInd-1 LAWN TENNIS, GIRLS, U-19- 1ST IIIrd-2 CARROM BOYS U19-2nd TABLE SOCCER BOYS, U-19-3RD TABLE TENNIS, BOYS, U-17- 3RD 6 CARMAL CONVENT 9 TABLE TENNIS, GIRLS, U-19- 1ST TOTAL-14 SWIMMING GIRLS, U-14,17,19- 1ST Ist-5 FOOTBALL GIRLS,U-17, 1ST IInd-5 FOOTBALL GIRLS,U-19, 1ST IIIrd-4 CHESS GIRLS U-14-1ST CHESS GIRLS U-19-2ND FENCING GIRLS U-14, 2ND FENCING GIRLS U-19, 2ND FOOTBALL GIRLS,U-14, 2ND LAWN TENNIS, GIRLS, U-17- 2ND BADMINTON GIRLS U-17- 3RD BADMINTON GIRLS U-19-3RD BASKETBALL GIRLS U-19- 3RD FENCING GIRLS U-17, 3RD 7 GHS 11 SOFTBALL BOYS,U- 14-1ST TOTAL-04 SOFTBALL GIRLS,U- 17- 1ST Ist-2 BASEBALL GIRLS U-14, 2ND IInd-1 SOFTBALL BOYS,U- 17-3RD IIIrd-1 8 GMHS 12 KABADDI BOYS, U-17- 3RD TOTAL-02 THROWBALL, BOYS,U- 17- 3RD IIIrd-02 9 GMSSS 15 BASEBALL GIRLS U-14, 1ST TOTAL-06 BASEBALL GIRLS U-19, 1ST Ist-3 SOFTBALL GIRLS,U- 19- 1ST IInd-3 FENCING BOYS U-14,2ND SOFTBALL GIRLS,U- 14- 2ND YOGA,BOYS,U-17-2ND 10 DAV 15 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-17- 1ST TOTAL-03 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-19- 3RD Ist-1 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-14- 3RD IIIrd-2 11 GMSSS 16 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-19- 1ST TOTAL-12 HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-17- 1ST Ist-5 GROUP SONG GIRLS (URBAN)-1ST IInd-4 GROUP DANCE GIRLS (URBAN)-1ST IIIrd-3 GROUP DANCE BOYS (URBAN)-1ST HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-14- 2ND HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-19- 2ND LAWN TENNIS, GIRLS, U-19- 2ND VOLLEYBALL,GIRLS,U-19- 2ND BADMINTON BOYS U-17,3RD HANDBALL, BOYS, U-14- 3RD GROUP SONG BOYS (URBAN)-3RD 12 GGMSSS 18 HOCKEY GIRLS U-14- 1ST TOTAL-04 HOCKEY GIRLS U-17- 1ST Ist-4 HOCKEY GIRLS U-19- 1ST KARATE GIRLS U 19 1ST 13 NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL 18 BASKETBALL BOYS U-14, 1ST TOTAL-07 BASKETBALL BOYS U-17, 1ST Ist-4 BASKETBALL BOYS U-19, 1ST IInd-2 BADMINTON GIRLS U-19, 1ST IIIrd-1 BADMINTON BOYS U-19, 2ND FOOTBALL BOYS,U-19,2ND TABLE TENNIS, BOYS, U-19- 3RD 14 GMSSS 19 GYMNASTICS BOYS U-14,17,19, 1ST TOTAL-08 HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-14- 1ST Ist-2 CRICKET GIRLS U-19, 2ND IInd-2 VOLLEYBALL, BOYS,U-14- 2ND IIIrd-4 VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS,U-14- 3RD VOLLEYBALL,GIRLS,U-19- 3RD SEPAK TAKKRA GIRLS U-19 3RD CYCLING BOYS, U- 17,19- 3RD 15 GMSSS 20 D CHOI-KWANG-DO GIRLS U-19 2ND TOTAL-03 NETBALL BOYS, U-17-2ND IInd-2 NETBALL BOYS, U-19-3RD IIIrd-1 16 GGMSSS 20 CIRCLE KABADDI GIRLS, U-19, 1ST TOTAL-08 KABADDI GIRLS, U-19- 1ST Ist-2 YOGA,GIRLS,U-17-2ND IInd-3 YOGA,GIRLS,U-19-2ND IIIrd-3 TUG OF WAR GIRLS-U19-2ND SQAY MARTIAL ART, GIRLS,U-14,17,19-3RD WRESTLING, GIRLS, U- 19- 3RD GROUP DANCE GIRLS (URBAN) 2ND 17 GAYAN DEEP MODEL,SCHOOL-20 CYCLING BOYS, U-17,19- 1ST TOTAL-01 Ist-1 18 GMSSS 21 HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-19- 1ST TOTAL-05 BADMINTON GIRLS U-19, 2ND Ist-1 YOGA,BOYS U-19-2ND IInd-3 GROUP SONG GIRLS (URBAN) 2nd IIIrd-1 YOGA, GIRLS U-14-3RD 19 MANAV MANGAL 21 VOLLEYBALL, BOYS,U-17- 2ND TOTAL-02 TABLE TENNIS, GIRLS, U-14- 3RD IInd-1 IIIrd-1 20 I.S. DEV SAMAJ 21 BASKETBALL GIRLS U-19, 1ST TOTAL-07 JUDO, BOYS,U-14,17,19- 1ST Ist-4 BALL BADMINTON BOYS U 19 1ST IInd-2 GROUP SONG BOYS (URBAN) 1ST IIIrd-1 GROUP SONG GIRLS (URBAN) 2nd GROUP DANCE GIRLS (URBAN) 2ND JUDO, GIRLS U-14,17,19- 3RD 21 GMSSS 22 FOOTBALL GIRLS,U-14, 1ST TOTAL-04 SEPAK TAKKRA GIRLS U-19 2ND Ist-1 SEPAK TAKKRA BOYS U-19 2ND IInd-3 WUSHU GIRLS U-19 2ND 22 GMHS 22 KABADDI GIRLS, U-14- 3RD TOTAL-01 IIIrd-1 23 SHISHU NIKETAN 22 BOXING BOYS U-14,17,19,3RD TOTAL-03 KHO-KHO GIRLS U 19- 3RD IIIrd-3 BALL BADMINTON BOYS U 19 3RD 24 MDAV 22 KHO-KHO BOYS U 14- 1ST TOTAL-02 KHO-KHO BOYS U 19- 3RD Ist-1 IIIrd-1 25 GMSSS 23 THROWBALL, BOYS,U- 19- 1ST TOTAL-01 Ist-1 26 GHS-24 KHO-KHO GIRLS U 17 2ND TOTAL-01 IInd-1 27 GHS 25 YOGA,BOYS,U-17-1ST TOTAL-06 YOGA,BOYS,U-19-1ST Ist-3 YOGA, BOYS,U-14-1ST IInd-2 HANDBALL, BOYS, U-14- 2ND IIIrd-1 YOGA, GIRLS,U-14- 2ND YOGA,GIRLS,U-17-3RD 28 CHITAKARA INT. 25 FENCING GIRLS U-14, 3RD TOTAL-01 IIIrd-1 29 GMHS 26 (PL) DODGEBALL GIRLS U14-1ST TOTAL-05 DODGEBALLBOYS U17-1ST Ist-3 DODGEBALL GIRLS U19-1ST IIIrd-2 DODGEBALL GIRLS U17-3RD DODGEBALLBOYS U19-3RD 30 GMSSS 26 (TM) VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS,U-14- 1ST TOTAL-05 VOLLEYBALL, BOYS,U-17- 1ST Ist-3 CRICKET GIRLS U-19, 1ST IInd-2 CRICKET BOYS U-19, 2ND VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS,U-17- 2ND 31 ST. JOHN 26 BADMINTON BOYS U-14,2ND TOTAL-08 TUG OF WAR BOYS-U19-2nd IInd-3 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-14- 2ND IIIrd-5 LAWN TENNIS,BOYS, U-17- 3RD TAEKWONDO, BOYS,U-14,17,19- 3RD BADMINTON BOYS U-19,3RD BASKETBALL BOYS U-19, 3RD CRICKET BOYS U-16, 3RD 32 ST. KABIR 26 CHESS BOYS U-17-1ST TOTAL-06 BASKETBALL BOYS U-17, 2ND Ist-1 CRICKET BOYS U-14, 2ND IInd-4 CHESS BOYS U-14-2ND IIIrd-1 CHESS BOYS U-19-2ND BASKETBALL GIRLS U-17, 3RD 33 SGGS CPS 26 BADMINTON BOYS U-14,1ST TOTAL-06 BADMINTON BOYS U-19,1ST Ist-5 HOCKEY BOYS U-19- 1ST IInd-1 VOLLEYBALL,BOYS,U-19- 1ST KICK BOXING , BOYS, U- 19-1ST GYMNASTICS BOYS U-14,17,19, 2ND 34 GMSSS 27 VOLLEYBALL, BOYS,U-14- 1ST TOTAL-04 VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS,U-17- 1ST Ist-3 VOLLEYBALL,GIRLS,U-19- 1ST IIIrd-1 VOLLEYBALL,BOYS,U-19- 3RD 35 MOTI RAM 27 TABLE TENNIS, BOYS, U-19- 2ND TOTAL-04 BALL BADMINTON BOYS U 19 2ND IInd-3 GROUP SONG BOYS (URBAN) 2ND IIIrd-1 VOLLEYBALL, BOYS,U-17- 3RD 36 BHAWAN VIDHILAYA 27 SKATING BOYS,U-14,17,19- 2ND TOTAL-05 BADMINTON BOYS U-14,3RD IInd-1 ROLLER HOCKEY, BOYS U-19- 3RD IIIrd-4 SKATING GIRLS,U-14,17,19- 3RD TABLE TENNIS, GIRLS, U-17- 3RD 37 SHRI AUROBINDO 27 DODGEBALL GIRLS U-17-2ND TOTAL-03 TABLE SOCCER GIRLS, U-19, 3RD IInd-1 DODGEBALL GIRLS U-14-3RD IIIrd-2 38 GMHS 28 D NETBALL BOYS, U-17-1ST TOTAL-03 NETBALL GIRLS, U-17- 2ND Ist-1 NETBALL GIRLS, U-19-2ND IInd-2 39 GMHS-29 GROUP SONG GIRLS (URBAN) 3RD TOTAL-1 IIIrd-1 40 TRIBUNE MODEL SCHOOL 29 CYCLING GIRLS, U-17,19- 2ND TOTAL-01 IInd-1 41 GURU NANAK KHALSA 30 GATKA BOYS U-19- 1ST TOTAL-05 HANDBALL, BOYS, U-14- 1ST Ist-2 HANDBALL, BOYS, U-19- 2ND IInd-3 HANDBALL, BOYS, U-17- 2ND BOXING BOYS U-14,17,19-2ND 42 GHS 32 THROWBALL, BOYS,U- 14- 1ST TOTAL-04 GROUP DANCE GIRLS (RURAL) 1ST Ist-2 BALL BADMINTON GIRLS U 19 2ND IInd-1 KHO-KHO GIRLS U 17 3RD IIIrd-1 43 GMSSS 32 GYMNASTICS GIRLS, U-14,17,19, 1ST TOTAL-08 CYCLING GIRLS, U-17,19-2ND Ist-1 DODGEBALL GIRLS U-19-2nd IInd-6 FENCING BOYS U-17,2ND IIIrd-1 FENCING BOYS U-19,2ND HANDBALL, GIRLS, U-17- 2ND KHO-KHO GIRLS U 19- 2ND CIRCLE KABADDI GIRLS, U-19, 3RD 44 ST.
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