Inter-school badminton

KARACHI, Jan 16 The City School PAF Chapter and Beaconhouse Jubilee Campus were crowned boys and girls champions respectively in the fourth Jinnah University College (JUC) championship which concluded at the JUC premises on Saturday.

The City School PAF Chapter brushed aside Lyceum School 2-1 while Beaconhouse Jubilee Campus notched up 2-0 victory over its PECHS Campus.

Ali Khawar of South Shore School and Maryam of Beaconhouse Jubilee Campus were declared best players in their respective category.

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