Bangalore: Mallya Aditi International boys had it easy against St. Joseph’s Indian High School, scoring a 23-13 win in the BFI-IMG Reliance inter-school basketball league on Thursday.
Results: Boys: Mallya Aditi International School 23(Tejas 8) bt St. Joseph Indian High School 13 HT 14-7; Delhi Public School, South 22 (Mukul 11) bt Bishop Cotton Boys School18 (Bushan 13) HT 17-13; Kendriya Vidyalaya 27 (Vishal 9) bt New Horizon PS 23 (Dev 18) HT 17-5; Kumarans Children Home 20 (Rakshit 6) bt NPS, Rajajinagar 10 (Agniv 8) HT 12-6.
Girls: Bishop Cotton Girls High School 37 (Aksa 12) bt Stella Maris High School 13 (Grace 6) HT 17-5; Mallya Aditi International School 30 (Veda Kudva 10) bt Kumaran’s Children Home 29 (Damini 8) HT 16-8; Nirmala Rani High School 17(Chandana 8) bt NPS, Rajajinagar 11 HT 6-3; Kendriya Vidyalaya 28 (Supriya 11) bt PPEC Indiranagar 11 HT 17-7.
Nanaiah shines for RBI
Nanaiah struck once in each half to hand Reserve Bank of India a 3-1 win against Coorg Hockey Association in the KSHA ‘A’ Division Hockey League championship at the KSHA on Thursday.
Kavin opened the proceedings for the winners, while Subbaiah struck the lone goal for the vanquished.
Result: RBI (Kavin 6th minute, Nanaiah 12th and 59th) beat Coorg Hockey Association 1 (Subbaiah 12th).
Presidency Challenge Cup
Presidency College, Hebbal will conduct the 11-a-side inaugural South India football tournament from January 20-23 for the ‘Presidency Challenge Cup-2014. Further details may be obtained from Savio (9900-112-737) or Vijay Fidlies (9591-760-164) or Email: veedfeed@gmail.com
K’taka boys, girls shine
Karnataka boys and girls teams had a good outing winning their matches in the 40th Junior National volleyball championships at Dehradun. While the Karnataka lads defeated SAI 3-1, the girls outplayed Chandigarh 3-0
Results: Boys: Karnataka bt SAI 25-19, 25-21, 22-25, 25-21;Karnataka bt Maharashtra 25-18, 25-15, 25-14. Girls: Karnataka bt Madhya Pradesh 25-17, 25-8, 25-12; Karnataka bt Chandigarh 25-8, 25-6, 25-4.
Seminar for referees
A seminar for referees of Karnataka has been organised on Jan. 11 at the Bangalore Football stadium by the Karnataka State Football Association in coordination with the referees’ committee.
The seminar will be conducted by Col (Rtd) Goutam Kar, a FIFA-retired referee and currently head of the Referees Department of All India Football Federation.
Soha bags gold
S.Soha emerged champion in the National School Games tennis tournament at Pune from January 2-4. The 15-year-old class 10 student of Cluny Convent, Jalahalli became the first girl from the state to win the title.
