Springdales School (Pusa Road) clinched the girls section title drubing JD Tytler School 49-38. Tanya Ahuja (14) and Chetna Gulati (9) scored for Springdales while Neha Mayur (20) and Gunjan Malhotra (8) scored for the JD Tytler. Manish Sangwan (APS) and Neha Mayur (JD Tytler) were declared best players of the tournament in boys and girls section, respectively.

Title for SV
Sarvodaya Vidyalaya (Dhaka) won the boys title in the Vidyawati Alagh memorial volleyball tournament defeating Ramjas School No. 4 (Paharganj) 16-14, 16-14, 8-15, 15-3 at Mira School grounds, Janakpuri. Govt School, Jor Bagh clinched the girls title crushing Govt Girls School (Khyala No. 1) 15-13, 15-9, 15-7. Surjeet Singh of Dhaka School and Anita were adjudged the best players of the tournament in boys and girls sections, respectively.

Taekwon-do team
Following taekwon-do players will represent Delhi in the forthcoming National championship at Bangalore:
Men: Somdutt Bhardwaj, Jameel Ahemed, Rajiv Gulati, Rajinder Kumar, Davender Kumar, Ginson S, Davinder Gaur, Virender Negi, Shakeel Ahmed, Ajay Sharma.
Women: Sandeep, Ambika Sharma, Anshu Aggarwal, Poonam, Harminder, Jyoti Nagpal, Jaya G, Vipin Gupta, Lalit Sharma.

Anil Arora deadly
Deadly bowling by Anil Arora (3 for 15) helped Oriental Bank of Commerce beat Ministry of I&B by 22 runs in C division of DDCA league at Kotla 2.
Brief Scores: OBC: 148 (K Talukdar 51, Anil Arora 35, Rajan 4 for 47, Yougesh Sharma 3 for 27, Naresh Kumar 2 for 18). Ministry of I&B: 126 (Sushil Kumar 51, JS Birdi 31, Anil Arora 3 for 15, Kishore 3 for 27, Naresh Kumar 2 for 18).

Rajesh, Anil shine
Fine spell of bowling by Rajesh (4 for 8) and fine batting by Anil Rana (51) enabled Delhi Police overwhelm Delhi Blues by seven wickets in the Hari Singh Tyagi TYCA league at Yamuna sports complex.
Brief Scores: Delhi Police: 82 (Anil Rana 51). Delhi Blues: 81 (Rajesh Sharma 4/8, Sanjeev Kumar 3/18, Sanjay Verma 2/9).

Modern move up
Modern School (Barakhamba Road) defeated holders Mt St Mary's School 4-3 in semifinal of Jatin Bedi Memorial football tournament at St Stephen's College ground.

In another semifinal, Delhi Public School (RK Puram) outwitted Delhi Public School (Mathura Rd) 5-2 in a tie-breaker.

DPS triumph
Delhi Public School (Vasant Kunj) prevailed over Tissot Academy by 46 runs in the Shanti Cup (under-18) league-cum-knockout at Shanti sports club.
Brief Scores: DPS: 142 (Vabhav Kumar 29, Rajender Bist 2 for 28, Vikash Khanna 2 for 30). Tissot: 96 (Rajeev 22, Ajay 3 for 23, Nitin 3 for 16).

Annual sports day
Cambridge Foundation School, Rajouri Garden, will be organising its annual function on November 13 at 6.30 p.m. at the school premises. The function will be mark ed with pageantry and sports events by the students.