Nagaland SportsSainik School Punglwa organises inter-house cross country c’...

Sainik School Punglwa organises inter-house cross country c’ship

DIMAPUR, NOV 11 (NPN): Sainik School Punglwa organised its annual Inter-House Cross Country Championship for the academic session 2026-27 on Wednesday, witnessing enthusiastic participation from cadets of Classes VI to XI.
The championship served as a major test of endurance, determination and athletic excellence, with cadets competing across six age and gender categories to bring laurels to their respective houses.
In the boys’ section, Cadet Gaurav Kumar of Dzukou House emerged victorious in Group A for Class VI. Cadet Rokovito Kuatsu of Shilloi House secured the top position in Group B, comprising Classes VII, VIII and IX, while Cadet Ampungsangle of Tizu House claimed the gold medal in Group C for Classes X and XI.
In the girls’ category, Cadet Koklila Sangtam of Dhansiri House clinched the gold medal in Group D for Class VI. Cadet Alumi Kikon of Melak House finished first in Group E, comprising Classes VII and VIII, while Cadet Laishram Daina Devi of Shilloi House secured the top position in Group F for Classes IX and XI.
In the team standings, Patkai House delivered an impressive performance to lift the Junior Category Championship Trophy. In the Senior Category, Saramati House outperformed its rivals to claim the championship trophy.
The prize distribution ceremony was graced by Officiating Principal Lt Col Amit Chaudhary as the chief guest. He felicitated the winners with medals, certificates and trophies in recognition of their achievements.
Addressing the gathering, Lt Col Amit Chaudhary commended the cadets for their enthusiasm, discipline and exemplary sportsmanship displayed throughout the competition. He encouraged them to continue striving for excellence both in academics and sports.
The event was attended by officers, staff members and cadets, who turned out in large numbers to encourage the participants and create an energetic atmosphere along the race route.

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