West Bengal Girls Defeated Host MP

Sagar Watch News/ Matches of the 69th National School Badminton Championship are being conducted across three venues in Sagar, including the City Stadium and PM Shri College, Makronia. Several exciting contests were witnessed in both girls’ and boys’ categories, with teams from different states delivering strong performances.

Highlights

• Girls’ Category (City Stadium):

  • Vidya Bharati (Punjab) defeated Punjab 8–15, 15–12, 15–6.
    Vidya Bharati players: Anvik, Shanvi | Punjab: Anuka, Manvi

  • Telangana beat Rajasthan 15–11, 15–6.
    Players: Aastha (Telangana), Padmaja (Rajasthan)

  • Goa defeated Jharkhand 15–12, 15–3.
    Players: Falak (Goa), Priyanshi (Jharkhand)

  • Assam beat Lakshadweep 15–8, 15–3.
    Players: Nadika (Assam), Asma (Lakshadweep)

  • West Bengal dominated Daman & Diu 15–4, 15–0.
    West Bengal: Priyanshi, Chandrani | Daman & Diu: Khushi, Teej

  • Chandigarh defeated Chhattisgarh 15–4, 15–5.
    Chandigarh: Pavani, Seerat | Chhattisgarh: Anuti, Barimda

  • Puducherry beat Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti 15–11, 15–8, 15–5.
    Puducherry: Priyanka, Sharmila | NVS: Aditi, Surjana

  • Tamil Nadu defeated Madhya Pradesh 15–3, 15–6.
    Tamil Nadu: Jasika, Yuvashree | MP: Arna, Shreya

• Matches at PM Shri College, Makronia:

  • Odisha won against Chhattisgarh in both singles and doubles.

  • Maharashtra defeated Assam in singles and doubles.

• Team Results – Girls’ Category:

  • Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan beat Uttarakhand 2–0

  • IPSC defeated Karnataka 2–1

  • Vidya Bharati beat Bihar 2–0

  • Odisha defeated Chhattisgarh 2–1

  • Maharashtra beat Assam 2–0

  • Telangana defeated Uttar Pradesh 2–0

• Boys’ Category Results:

  • Himachal Pradesh defeated Uttarakhand 2–1

  • IPSC beat Dadra & Nagar Haveli 2–0

  • Rajasthan defeated Karnataka 2–0

  • Maharashtra beat Tripura 2–0

  • Kerala defeated Chhattisgarh

  • Tamil Nadu won against the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)

• Other Notable Wins (Girls’ Category):

  • Bihar defeated Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

  • Chhattisgarh beat Manipur

  • International Board defeated Goa

  • Vidya Bharati beat Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

  • West Bengal defeated Madhya Pradesh

The championship continues to witness competitive matches, showcasing young badminton talent from across the country and reinforcing Sagar’s growing profile as a host city for national-level sporting events.

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