Extract from Deccan Herrald.
Darshan, Vikas share honours
Bangalore, dhns:
Fine all-round shows by SS Darshan and U Vikas halped their respective teams Presidency School (Nandini Layout) and St Joseph’s Indian High School take control of the proceedings on the opening day of the two-day quarterfinals in the Boost Cup under-17 inter-school tournament here on Thursday.
Darshan’s batting display (78 in the first innings and 27 batting in the second) coupled with his two for five powered Presidency to a commanding position against Parachute Regiment School.
Presidency, put up a healthy 276 for six in their stipulated 55 overs and then skittled PRS for 102. Having gained a 174-run lead, Presidency increased the lead to 283 finishing their second innings at 109 for three in 16 overs. In the other quarterfinal, after helping SJIHS bowl Frank Anthony Public School out for 201 in 54 overs with a four for 53, Vikas hit 73 to help his team make 209 for six.
Brief scores:
Presidency School, Nandini Layout: 276/6 in 55 overs (Jai Santosh 49, SS Darshan 78, Ashwin T 32, Nauman 27, Sourabh 45 n.o.; Chandra Ram 5-116) and 109/3 in 16 overs (Jai Santosh 34, SS Darshan 27 batting, Sanjay 3-28) vs Parachute Regiment School: 102 all out in 27 overs (Bhim 43; PD Nithish 4-26, SS Darshan 2-5).
Frank Anthony Public School: 201 all out in 54 overs (Abhijit S 127; U Vikas 4-53) vs St. Joseph’s Indian High School: 209/6 in 41 overs (Ashishdhar 37, Vikas U 73; Shreyas Gopal 2-45, Sumanth 2-31).
link: http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Jan42008/sports2008010444785.asp
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Prez in d news
Extract from Deccan Herrald about student of Prez - Pratima Kollali.
AQUATICS / Sub-junior Nationals
Golden splash by Prathima, Prajwala
From Vivek Phadnis, Margao, DH News Service:
Maharashtra got off to a very strong start to defending their title as they claimed nine medals in swimming, including three gold, on the opening day of the 24th Sub-junior National Aquatic Championships at the Fatorda swimming pool on Thursday.
Maharashtra got off to a very strong start to defending their title as they claimed nine medals in swimming, including three gold, on the opening day of the 24th Sub-junior National Aquatic Championships at the Fatorda swimming pool here on Thursday. Karnataka were slightly behind with a total of six medals — two gold, two silver and as many bronze medals.Maharashtra won two gold and one silver in the diving events at Panjim, while Karnataka pocketed one silver.Four National records were bettered on the inaugural day, one of which was set by Karnataka's Prathima Kollali in the girls Group III, 200 metres freestyle event. Prathima clocked two minutes, 20.80 seconds as against Surabhi Tipre’s old record of 2:23.81, set in 2005.Total commandPrathima, a trainee of Nihar Ameen at the KC Reddy Swim Centre in Bangalore, was in complete control and held a good lead over the second-placed Kanchi Desai of Maharashtra in the second 50 metres. The seventh-standard student of Presidency School never looked back thereafter.
AQUATICS / Sub-junior Nationals
Golden splash by Prathima, Prajwala
From Vivek Phadnis, Margao, DH News Service:
Maharashtra got off to a very strong start to defending their title as they claimed nine medals in swimming, including three gold, on the opening day of the 24th Sub-junior National Aquatic Championships at the Fatorda swimming pool on Thursday.
Maharashtra got off to a very strong start to defending their title as they claimed nine medals in swimming, including three gold, on the opening day of the 24th Sub-junior National Aquatic Championships at the Fatorda swimming pool here on Thursday. Karnataka were slightly behind with a total of six medals — two gold, two silver and as many bronze medals.Maharashtra won two gold and one silver in the diving events at Panjim, while Karnataka pocketed one silver.Four National records were bettered on the inaugural day, one of which was set by Karnataka's Prathima Kollali in the girls Group III, 200 metres freestyle event. Prathima clocked two minutes, 20.80 seconds as against Surabhi Tipre’s old record of 2:23.81, set in 2005.Total commandPrathima, a trainee of Nihar Ameen at the KC Reddy Swim Centre in Bangalore, was in complete control and held a good lead over the second-placed Kanchi Desai of Maharashtra in the second 50 metres. The seventh-standard student of Presidency School never looked back thereafter.
link : http://www.deccanherald.com/content/Jun222007/sports200706228817.asp
Prez, in d news
Extract from young world:
Presidency School, Nandini Layout
The students of Presidency School, Nandini Layout presented a show on the Navarasas, the nine emotions, at Chowdaiah Memorial Hall. Bangalore City Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari inaugurated the first session. The show, spread over two days gave an opportunity for all the 1746 students of the school to perform on stage.
The first session began with an introduction to a range of emotions. Students mimed the formation of a lotus and the unfolding of its petals. The piece was choreographed to remind the audience that the emotions often rule peoples’ behaviour. The children depicted all the navarasas – shringara, hasya, karuna, raudram, veera, bhaya, adbhutha, bhibhatsa and shanta through various dance forms.
The children also put up a piece on the relationship between colour and the emotions.
Mr. Bidari spoke on the importance of imparting quality education to students and said that it prepares children to face global challenges.
Nissar Ahmed, the chairman of the Presidency Group of Institutions, the Principal J. Bhuvaneshwari, and the directors were present.
[ link to the webpage with the news : http://www.hindu.com/yw/2008/11/18/stories/2008111850010400.htm ]
Presidency School, Nandini Layout
The students of Presidency School, Nandini Layout presented a show on the Navarasas, the nine emotions, at Chowdaiah Memorial Hall. Bangalore City Police Commissioner Shankar Bidari inaugurated the first session. The show, spread over two days gave an opportunity for all the 1746 students of the school to perform on stage.
The first session began with an introduction to a range of emotions. Students mimed the formation of a lotus and the unfolding of its petals. The piece was choreographed to remind the audience that the emotions often rule peoples’ behaviour. The children depicted all the navarasas – shringara, hasya, karuna, raudram, veera, bhaya, adbhutha, bhibhatsa and shanta through various dance forms.
The children also put up a piece on the relationship between colour and the emotions.
Mr. Bidari spoke on the importance of imparting quality education to students and said that it prepares children to face global challenges.
Nissar Ahmed, the chairman of the Presidency Group of Institutions, the Principal J. Bhuvaneshwari, and the directors were present.
[ link to the webpage with the news : http://www.hindu.com/yw/2008/11/18/stories/2008111850010400.htm ]
prez, in d news
This is an extract from the Hindu, about our school cricket team
Presidency keeps winning
BANGALORE: Presidency School, Nandini Layout, maintained its winning streak in the Boost under-16 inter-school cricket championship here when it beat Ryan International School by big margin of 138 runs.
Presidency School made 221 for six in 40 overs with S.S. Darshan cracking a half century (53). Later Nitish, who took four wickets for 21 runs, paved the way for Presidency’s win.
The scores: Presidency School, Nandini Layout, 221 for six in 40 overs (Varun 47, S.S. Darshan 53, Nauman 54,) beat Ryan International School 83 in 29.3 overs (Nitish 4 for 27).
ITI Vidyamandir HS 112 in 35.2 overs lost to Holy Saint English School 116 for four in 33.2 overs.
Bangalore HSS 51 nine in 20 overs lost to St. Joseph’s Indian HS 57 for one in 10 overs.
Presidency keeps winning
BANGALORE: Presidency School, Nandini Layout, maintained its winning streak in the Boost under-16 inter-school cricket championship here when it beat Ryan International School by big margin of 138 runs.
Presidency School made 221 for six in 40 overs with S.S. Darshan cracking a half century (53). Later Nitish, who took four wickets for 21 runs, paved the way for Presidency’s win.
The scores: Presidency School, Nandini Layout, 221 for six in 40 overs (Varun 47, S.S. Darshan 53, Nauman 54,) beat Ryan International School 83 in 29.3 overs (Nitish 4 for 27).
ITI Vidyamandir HS 112 in 35.2 overs lost to Holy Saint English School 116 for four in 33.2 overs.
Bangalore HSS 51 nine in 20 overs lost to St. Joseph’s Indian HS 57 for one in 10 overs.
link : http://www.hindu.com/2008/10/19/stories/2008101953812000.htm
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