St Theresa's athletes shine at CISCE Zone H Athletics Meet; advance to regional level


Media Release

Mangaluru, Jul 21: St Theresa's School, Bendur, celebrates another proud sporting milestone as our young athletes delivered an exceptional performance at the CISCE Sports & Games Zone H Athletics Tournament 2026–27, held at Nehru Stadium, Shivamogga.

Sanvi Yadav displayed remarkable endurance and determination, winning the Gold Medal in the 800 metres and the Bronze Medal in the Long Jump. Her outstanding performance has earned her a well-deserved selection to the CISCE Regional Level Athletics Meet.

Adding to the school's success, Sahan showcased outstanding athletic ability by securing the Gold Medal in the 200 metres, Silver Medal in the High Jump, and Bronze Medal in the Long Jump. His impressive achievements have also earned him selection to the CISCE Regional Level Athletics Meet.

The management, principal, staff, and students of St Theresa's School, Bendur, extend their heartfelt congratulations to both athletes for their remarkable accomplishments. Their dedication, discipline, and sporting spirit continue to inspire the entire school community.

We wish Sanvi and Sahan every success as they represent our school at the CISCE Regional Level. May they continue to excel and bring greater laurels to the institution.

  

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