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Green Field win runners-up trophy in table tennis

Students of Green Field Sr Sec School, Nagrota Bagwan, HP, won the runners-up trophy in the U-19 Table Tennis School District Tournament (Girls), organised from September 4 to 7 in Pathiar, Kangra district. The school team members were Daksha Mehta, Harmaini, Priyansha, Anshika, and Agrima. Daksha Mehta of Class VI got selected for the state-level tournament, where she will represent Kangra district. Principal Sudhanshu Sharma congratulated the winning team and coach Ishav Bhandari.

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