City School PAF, Habib Girls win

Published October 21, 2014
KARACHI: A scene from the girls netball event at the PSB Coaching Centre on Monday.
KARACHI: A scene from the girls netball event at the PSB Coaching Centre on Monday.

KARACHI: The City School PAF Chapter and Habib Girls outplayed their rivals here on Monday to win Karachi Girls Netball Tournament here at the PSB Coaching Centre in collaboration with the Pakistan Sports Board and Pakistan School Sports Association.

Nizamuddin Mangrio, Director, Pakistan Sports Board Karachi, was the chief guest at the opening ceremony and declared the championship open amid a colourful atmosphere. Mudassar Arain, Secretary PNF and Ajaz ul Haq, Secretary SNA were also present on the occasion.

In the opening match, The City School PAF Chapter (Sr) beat Bahria Girls College (Karsaz) 12-4.

In the second match, Habib Girls School (Senior) beat The City School PAF Chapter (Jr) 12-6 while in the third match Habib Girls School (Jr) outclassed Bahria Girls School Lyari 12-3.

Published in Dawn, October 21st , 2014

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