mainlogo2.jpg (11011 bytes)

S P O R T S

logo1.jpg (7522 bytes)

tkphead2.jpg (5702 bytes)
   Kathmandu Monday February 25, 2002 Falgun 13,  2058.


Double joy for Excelsior School

Post Report

KATHMANDU, Feb 24: The Excelsior School, Gyaneshwor edged past Lincoln School 24-22 in senior girls’ match of the 4th Wilson Inter-school Basketball tournament played at the school premises on Sunday.

In the day’s most closely contested battle, Lincoln girls fumbled in the later part of the match to allow the opposition to overtake them.

When the points were at level on 22-22, Excelsior’s Tabassum Banu brilliantly netted the decisive blow for Lincoln penetrating their defense.

Earlier, Bina Yanzon opened the scoring for Excelsior in the fourth minute of the match. But Lincoln girls, taking the advantage of their height, took the score at 10-6 in the half time.

Poor stamina prevented Lincoln girls to seal the match convincingly as at one stage they were comfortably leading Excelsior 18-12 but a couple of nets by Yanzon saw Excelsior girls 18-16 at one stage. Yanzon topscored from Excelsior with nine points to her name. Roshani Moktan, who netted the equaliser at 22-22, also gave a handy support to her team scoring seven points.

The Lincoln side showed nice coordination among the players and demonstrated brilliant game at the court. Amoreei Wilsanov topscored for Lincoln contributing six points.

Earlier, Daffodil School registered a comfortable 50-32 victory over Green Lawns in the senior boys’ category. Sujan Sharma found the maximum numbers of net for the winners with 15 points. Likewise, Sagarmatha School beat New Summit 62-49 in the same category. Also to win in the senior boys’ category were Tungram Academy and Rhododendron International Boarding School (RIBS) who defeated Kathmandu Institute Study Centre and Gillette School respectively.

In junior boys’, Excelsior thrashed Reliance School 35-6. The hosts Wilson ‘B’ also demolished Pushpa Sadan 26-6in similar fashion. Gyanodaya beat Wilson Academy 30-18 in senior girls’ category while Reliance downed Tungram 19-6 in the same category.


Other Story


|Headline| |Editorial| |Local| |Economy| |Feature| |Letter| |Past|


Send your comments and letters to the editor at kanti@kpost.mos.com.np
2002 © Mercantile Communications Pvt. Ltd. P.O. Box 876, Durbar Marg, Kathmandu, NEPAL. Tel : 977 1 220 773, 243566, Fax: 977 1 225 407. Reproduction in any form is prohibited without prior permission. No part of the articles which appear in the internet version on The Kathmandu Post may be reproduced without the permission of Mercantile Communications Pvt. Ltd. For reprinting rights, please write to US. Send us your feedback: CONTACT US  ABOUT US  HOME TOP

ADVERTISE WITH US