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Oxford School edge past Montfort in ISBL

New Delhi, November 28, 2014: Boys from Oxford School managed to sneak past Montfort School 38-36 on the Day 3 of Premier League of the Indian School Basketball League organized by Basketball Federation of India with Delhi Basketball Association in collaboration with IMG Reliance in DPS, RK Puram on Friday. Shaurya scored 18 point for Montfort but Oxford held their nerves to grab a two point victory.

Hosts, DPS, RK Puram lost to DPS, Mathura Road 32-41. Shon top scored with 19 points for the victors. Modern School had it easy against Bluebells International and won 59-27 without breaking a sweat. Meanwhile boys from St. Michael too had a good day and defeated Bal Bharti, Pitampura 35-21.

In the girls category though DPS, RK Puram defeated DPS, Mathura road 08-02 and made up for boys’ loss. Similarly, girls from Bal Bharti defeated St. Michael 27 -09. In the last game of the day, Montfort School defeated National Victor 38-23. Sushantika scored 22 points for the victors.

Results
VENUE: DPS, RK Puram
CATEGORY: BOYS

Team 1
Team 2
Score
(Team1-Team2)
Winner
Highest Scorer
(Points)
A3 –DPS RK Puram
A4 – DPS Mathura Road
(32 – 41)
A4 – DPS Mathura Road
Utkarsh (11) – Shon (19)
A1 –Modern School
A2 –Bluebells International
(59 – 27)
A1 –Modern School
Gutu singh (10) – Paran (13)
B3-St.Michael
B4-Bal bharti – Pitampura
(35 – 21)
B3-St.Michael
Manik (10) – Priyank (8)
B1-Oxford School
B2-Montfort School
(38 – 36)
B1-Oxford School
Shivam (11) – Shaurya (18)



CATEGORY: GIRLS
Team 1
Team 2
Score
(Team1-Team2)
Winner
Highest Scorer
(Points)
A3-DPS Mathura Road
A4-DPS Rk puram
(02 – 08)
A4-DPS Rk puram
Priyansha (2) – Tanya Atree (3)
B3-St.Michael
B4-Bal bharti Pitampura
(09 – 27)
B4-Bal bharti Pitampura
Aakansha (3) – Shubham (9)
B1-National Victor
B2-Montfort School
(23 – 38)
B2-Montfort School
Maria (10) – Sushantika (22)

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