Town HS survives scare

October 26, 2013 01:25 am | Updated 01:25 am IST - NEW DELHI

Defending champion Town High School, Sundergarh survived a scare before winning its opening game in the Nehru sub-junior boys hockey tournament here on Friday. Town High won 3-2 against VSA Senior Secondary School, Khera Garhi, Delhi, in Pool A of the Super League stage of the competition at the Shivaji Stadium. It took a 3-0 lead early on but the Delhi boys hit back in the second half, scoring quick goals.

In another game, former champion Government Senior Secondary School, Ladowali was upset by qualifier CRZ senior secondary school, Sonepat 4-3 in Pool C.

The teams were tied 3-3 till the end before Abhishek scored the winner for his team in the 70th minute with only seconds to go for the hooter.

Earlier, Government Model high School, Chandigarh and Indira Priyadarshini School, Bhopal won their respective league matches to qualify for the Super League.

The results:

League:Pool F: Govt. Model HS, Chandigarh 5 (Sanjay 3, Mandeep, Maninder Singh) bt Govt. HS, Gurgaon 2 (Deepak 2); Pool E: Indira Priyadarshini HSS, Bhopal 3 (Sohail Zafar 2, Alishan Khan) bt Govt. Boys SSS, Palam 1 (Rahul).

Super League:Pool D: Baba Gurmukh Singh Uttam Singh SSS, Tarn Taran 6 (Karanbir Singh 2, own goal, Sumeetpal Singh, Charanjit Singh, Jobanjeet Singh) bt Malwa Khalsa SSS, Ludhiana 3 (Gagandeep Singh 2, Varinder Singh); Pool A: Town HS, Sundergarh 3 (Ashwin Kujur, Tiokei Kujur, Anuranjan Minz) bt VSA SSS, Khera Garhi 2 (Somjeet, Paramjeet); Pool C: CRZ SSS, Sonepat 4 (Mohit 2, Sunny Malik, Abhishek) bt Govt. SSS, Ladowali 3 (Gursahibjit Singh, Dilpreet Singh, own goal).

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