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Home » Inter-school chess winners felicitated

Inter-school chess winners felicitated

NT BureauBy NT BureauNovember 15, 2018No Comments
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Chennai: Agarwal Vidyalaya and Junior College, Chennai, conducted Agar King Inter-school Chess Tournament for Chennai District level on Tuesday at the school campus.

In the tournament, 300 students from over 45 schools participated.

Competitions were held for boys and girls in categories Under-11, Under 14 and Under 17 and prizes were distributed to the winners on Wednesday.

 

LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS

Under – 11 (Boys)

1. Roshan Bendhra (Bhaktavatsalam Vidya Ashram )
2. Saisarvesh S. (Sethu Bhaskara)
3. Thiupugazh S. (Daya Sadan)

Under – 11 (Girls)

1. Sagana Priya .V (Sethu Bhaskara )
2. Nivetha V S (Agarwal Vidyalaya)
3. Swetha (Vellankani School)

Under – 14 (Boys)

1. Anshkumar Tiwary. S (Terapanth Sch)
2. Deepak Raj R (Periyar Mat Sch)
3. D Gokul (KRM School )

Under 14 ( Girls)

1. Abinaya Anojan (Sri Sankara )
2. Sasvatha (PSBB Millennium )
3. Abishna Anojan (Sri Sankara )

Under 17 (Boys)

1. Goutham (Seetha Kingston )
2. Mithilesh Krishnan (Seetha Kingston )
3. Vignesh V (Sri Sankara)

Under – 17 (Girls)

1. Kruthika (T.I. School)
2. Avanthika R P (St Ursulas )
3. Akshaya Singh (Satya Mat. School)

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