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Andhra hoopsters down Kerala
The defending champions Chhattisgarh girls defeated Haryana 94-39 with Jyoti Prajapati scoring 32 points. The Rajasthan girls bounced back from the close loss on Saturday to defeat Karnataka 35-31.Maharashtra girls registered their first victory on Sunday morning, defeating Kerala 35-27, after the Tamil Nadu girls
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh beat Kerala 62-21 in the boys category of the 43rd Arise Steel sub-junior national basketball championship-2016 at the Saroornagar Indoor Stadium here on Sunday. Andhra Pradesh’s KVV Ramana scored 17 points. He got good support from Shaik Ahmed Alisha (12) and Sreetam Tripathy (10).
The defending champions Chhattisgarh girls defeated Haryana 94-39 with Jyoti Prajapati scoring 32 points. The Rajasthan girls bounced back from the close loss on Saturday to defeat Karnataka 35-31.Maharashtra girls registered their first victory on Sunday morning, defeating Kerala 35-27, after the Tamil Nadu girls handed them a loss in their opening game.
Results: Girls: Group A: Rajasthan 35 (Rashi Khotani 11, Manasvi Bhadana 9) bt Karnataka 31 (Harini MS 10, Srishti Ranjan 8); Chhattisgarh 94 (Jyoti Prajapati 32, Akansha Singh 17, D Kirti 16) bt Haryana 39 (Sameeksha 12); Group B: Maharashtra 35 (Siya Deodhar 13, Chaitaali Bafna 10) bt Kerala 27 (Ann Mary Zahariah 9); Group D: Goa 15 (Vaishnavi Chirve 6) bt Jammu and Kashmir 6 (Pranati Raj Tashu
Boys: Group A: Andhra Pradesh 62 (KVV Ramana 17, Shaik Ahmed Alisha 12, Sreetam Tripathy 10) bt Kerala 21 (Pranav Prince 8); Madhya Pradesh 57 (Virat Dhakad 16) bt Odisha 18 (Brahamananda Behera 10); Group B: Haryana 76 (Gourav 19, Vikas 18, Sahil 10) bt Maharashtra 41 (Usman Khan 12, Danish Shaikh 10); Group D: Uttarakhand 28 (Jotish Kumar 8, Ritik Kumar 7) bt Goa 13 (Jonathan Gomes 6), West Bengal 47 (Robi Uddin Fakir 14, Amarendra Nayak 14) bt Jharkhand 42 (Ashik Tamang 17, Goutam Kumar 14); Punjab 69 (Gurdeep Singh 24, Rohan 14) bt Puducherry 17 (Shaan Deepan M 5).
