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Andhra Pradesh girls toy with Odisha
Andhra Pradesh girls made mincemeat of Odisha in the 43rd Arise Steel Sub-Junior National basketball championship for boys and girls-2016 on the third day at Saroornagar Indoor Stadium here on Monday. Andhra Pradesh beat Odisha 44-8 in a Group F match.
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh girls made mincemeat of Odisha in the 43rd Arise Steel Sub-Junior National basketball championship for boys and girls-2016 on the third day at Saroornagar Indoor Stadium here on Monday. Andhra Pradesh beat Odisha 44-8 in a Group F match. Point guard V Venkatalakshmi led from the front and scored 17 points.
In the other match, West Bengal defeated Jammu and Kashmir 29-1 for a facile win. Host Telangana boys looked good in their game against Tamil Nadu, trouncing them 76-37. Harsh Hooda scored 20 while Shoaib Khan contributed 10 points.
Results: Girls: Group A: Karnataka 47 (Harini MS 14, Janani N 11, Simran Agarwal 8) bt Haryana 33(Sameeksha 10, Ritika 8); Rajasthan 45 (Rashi Khotani 15, Akshita Tholia 9, Paridhi Gupta 8) bt Haryana 40 (Sameeksha 16, Ritika 9); Group B: Kerala 40 (Gouri VS 10, Ann Mary Zachariah 10) bt Uttar Pradesh 38 (Kirti Nigam 14); Group C: Delhi 49 (Kritika Dhingra 19) bt Himachal Pradesh 25 (Vanshika Nirala 10); Group D: West Bengal 29 (Shreya Nath 12, Ankita Mohanta 6) bt Jammu and Kashmir 1; Jharkhand 18 (Herlin Kaur 4, Ashison Kujur 4) bt Bihar 1 (Shubhra Dutt 1); Group F: Andhra Pradesh 44 (V Venkatalakshmi 17) bt Odisha 8 (Akankshya Das 4); Chandigarh 37 (Anjali 19, Payal 8) bt Uttarakhand 18 (Samya Ansare 8, M. Mansoor Wari 6); Boys: Group A: Madhya Pradesh 61 (Brijesh Tiwari 20, Virat Dhakad 11, Sachin Thapa 10) bt Andhra Pradesh 32 (Shaik Ahmed Alisha 8); Odisha 64 (Brahmananda Behera 21, SK Fayazuddin 19, Rohit Bilung 14) bt Kerala 26 (Pranav Prince 8); Group F: Delhi 71 (Ashwani 22, Alpansh Makker 16) bt Bihar 63 (Shivam Singh 19, Sohail Alam 13, Abhishek Kumar 12); Telangana 76 (Harsh Hooda 20, Shoaib Khan 10, D. Prashank 8) bt Tamil Nadu 37 (R Harish 14, S Harish 12)
