Mangaluru: St Theresa’s swimmers make their mark at CISCE National Games 2026


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Mangaluru, Sep 10: Students of St Theresa’s School, Bendur, have brought pride to the institution with their impressive performances at the CISCE National Games & Sports 2026, held at the Basavanagudi Swimming Pool, Bengaluru.

Dwisha N Shetty of class X secured the third position, while Akshaj Ranjit Shetty of class VIII secured the second position in swimming at the national-level competition.

Adding to the achievement, Akshaj Ranjit Shetty has been selected for the SGFI (School Games Federation of India), marking another significant milestone in his sporting journey.

Their accomplishments are the result of dedicated training, discipline, perseverance and a strong commitment to excellence. Their success has brought great honour to St Theresa’s School and serves as an inspiration to fellow students to pursue their talents with determination.

The school has congratulated Dwisha and Akshaj on their commendable achievements and appreciates their hard work and dedication. The school also acknowledged the encouragement and guidance of their coaches, teachers and parents in supporting their sporting journey.

St Theresa’s School, Bendur, continues to encourage its students to excel in academics, sports and other co-curricular activities, providing them with opportunities to discover and develop their talents.

 

 

 

 

  

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