Punjab Police champions:
Kokrajhar, Dec 5: Punjab Police of Jalandhar emerged champions in the Martyrs Gold Cup Volleyball Tournament defeating BSF, Jalandhar, in the final held the KDSA ground here on Tuesday.
Punjab Police won the final 25-22, 21-25, 22-25, 25-18, 15-12.
Darbiner Singh of the winning team was adjudged the best player of the final.
The chief of BTC Hagrama Mohilary gave away the prizes.
The winners received Rs 50,000 while the runners-up were given Rs 25,000.
Source: The Sentinel
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Thursday, December 6, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
National Police Athletics meet at Guwahati
CRPF tops medal tally; BSF declared best team:
Guwahati, Nov 17:
BSF emerged the best team at the 56th All India Police Athletics Championship which came to a colourful end at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium here today.
The championship, which began on November 13, saw 27 teams competing in 42 events for 87 medals.
Assam Governor Lt Gen (Retd) Ajai Singh declared the championship closed.
The medals tally was led by CRPF team with 12 medals each in gold, silver and bronze. The second and third positions were secured by Punjab Police and BSF respectively.
However, the BSF team emerged as the overall champion on the basis of points calculated to award the best team.
Kuldeep Singh of Punjab Police and Saraswati Chand of Orissa Police were adjudged the best man and woman athletes respectively.
Kerela Police were awarded the most disciplined team and best men and women teams were picked up by BSF and CRPF teams respectively.
Hosts Assam Police won two silver medals.
Guwahati, Nov 17:
BSF emerged the best team at the 56th All India Police Athletics Championship which came to a colourful end at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium here today.
The championship, which began on November 13, saw 27 teams competing in 42 events for 87 medals.
Assam Governor Lt Gen (Retd) Ajai Singh declared the championship closed.
The medals tally was led by CRPF team with 12 medals each in gold, silver and bronze. The second and third positions were secured by Punjab Police and BSF respectively.
However, the BSF team emerged as the overall champion on the basis of points calculated to award the best team.
Kuldeep Singh of Punjab Police and Saraswati Chand of Orissa Police were adjudged the best man and woman athletes respectively.
Kerela Police were awarded the most disciplined team and best men and women teams were picked up by BSF and CRPF teams respectively.
Hosts Assam Police won two silver medals.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
120th Osian's Durand Cup
Assam Rifles advance into Durand Cup main round:
Assam Rifles became the second team to book a place in the main draw after they beat Jammu and Kashmir Bank 2-1 in a final qualification round match of the 120th Durand Cup football tournament in New Delhi on October 26.
Akum Ao scored a brace (24th, 50th) for the Shillong-based side while Emanuel (54th) reduced the margin for the J&K Bank in a keenly contested match at the Ambedkar Stadium.
Assam Rifles will now meet JCT in the main draw which will be played on knock out basis.
Border Security Force had yesterday booked a main round berth after beating Hindustan FC, Delhi, 1-0.
The Riflemen having more of the exchanges early on and Akum slotted a fine goal midway in the first session to go for the breather with a one goal advantage.
But, the Bankmen regrouped after the lemon break and equalized just five minutes after resumption. Assam Rifles, however, struck back four minutes later through mercurial Akum again.
Four teams from among 18 will qualify for the main round starting from October 30.
Assam Rifles became the second team to book a place in the main draw after they beat Jammu and Kashmir Bank 2-1 in a final qualification round match of the 120th Durand Cup football tournament in New Delhi on October 26.
Akum Ao scored a brace (24th, 50th) for the Shillong-based side while Emanuel (54th) reduced the margin for the J&K Bank in a keenly contested match at the Ambedkar Stadium.
Assam Rifles will now meet JCT in the main draw which will be played on knock out basis.
Border Security Force had yesterday booked a main round berth after beating Hindustan FC, Delhi, 1-0.
The Riflemen having more of the exchanges early on and Akum slotted a fine goal midway in the first session to go for the breather with a one goal advantage.
But, the Bankmen regrouped after the lemon break and equalized just five minutes after resumption. Assam Rifles, however, struck back four minutes later through mercurial Akum again.
Four teams from among 18 will qualify for the main round starting from October 30.
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