St. Joseph’s College emerges overall champion

September 28, 2012 01:23 am | Updated 01:23 am IST - CHENNAI:

St. Joseph's College of Engineering which took the overall honours in the men's and women's categories. Mr. Vijayakumar (third from left) gave away the prizes. Photo: R. Ragu

St. Joseph's College of Engineering which took the overall honours in the men's and women's categories. Mr. Vijayakumar (third from left) gave away the prizes. Photo: R. Ragu

St. Joseph’s College of Engineering (190 points) bagged the overall (men & women) championships in the three-day St. Joseph’s-south zone inter-collegiate athletics meet, which concluded at the Nehru Stadium here on Thursday. MOP Vaishnav finished second with 136 points.

Loyola clinched took the top spot in the men’s category with 127 points while MCC (68) came second.

The women’s championship was a closely fought affair with MOP Vaishnav finishing first with 136 points to St. Joseph’s 124.

M. Vijayakumar, Member-Secretary, Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu, gave away the prizes in the presence of W.I. Davaram, President, Tamil Nadu Athletics Association and Babu Manoharan, Director, St. Joseph’s COE.

The results (winners only): 200m: C. Bino Aquito (MCC) 21.7 sec; 400m: Arun Krishnan (Annamalai) 54.6; 800m: N. Padmanaban (St. Joseph’s) 1:56.4; Hammer throw: N. Sankar (SSN) 53.78; 4x100m relay: Loyola; 10,000m: M. Satish kumar (St. Joseph’s) 35:49.5.

Girls: 200m: R. Radhika (Ethiraj) 25.7; 400m: R. Radhika (Ethiraj) 64.2; 800m: K. Meenakshi (MOP) 2:28.6; Hepathalon: N. Gayathri (St. Joseph’s) 3756 points; 4x100m relay: MOP Vaishnav.

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