RESULTS

Men (PQF): Eric Fernandes bt Tarun Gupta 21-11 21-16 17-21 13-21 21-14; G Bhivandkar bt Sachin Shetty 21-12 21-7 21-14; Mitesh Puranik bt Jigar Rambhia 21-14 21-13 21-11; Shashank Juvekar bt Nilesh Pandirkar 18-21 16-21 22-20 22-20 21-13; Nachiket Chawathe bt Vasajit Mestha 21-9 14-21 21-9 14-21 21-16; Nishant Kulkarni bt Arjit Nath 21-14 21-9 21-14; Ankur Mahajan bt Bijal Desai 21-14 21-17 23-21; Zuben Panthaki bt Kunal Solanki.

Boys (QF): Ankur Mahajan bt Vasajit Meshta 21-9 21-8 21-17; Mitesh Puranik bt Dhuru Lakhani 21-10 21-11 21-15; Eric Fernandes bt Anand Nagarkatti 21-17 21-7 21-16; Shashank Juvekar bt Omkar Torgalkar 21-10 21-13 21-18.

Sub-junior boys (QF): OmkarTorgalkar bt Sunil Shetty 21-16 21-18 21-14; Shishir Juvekar bt Shivam Nayak 15-21 21-12 26-21 21-18; Sohil Kothari bt Pinak Kulkarni 22-24 21-19 21-8 19-21 21-10; Sujan Narvekar bt Chinmay Bal 21-14 19-21 21-12 22-20; (Semis): Omkar Torgalkar bt Shishir Juvekar 21-7 21-16 21-14.

Women (semis): Shalmali Mhatre bt Jahnavi Deshpande 21-18 21-15 21-17; Shalmali Inamdar bt Rujuta Rege 21-17 21-11 21-18.

Girls (semis): Shalmali Inamdar bt Shivali Nayak 21-10 21-7 20-22 21-7; Rujuta Rege bt Bhavana Suvarna 21-12 18-21 21-15 21-17.

Sub-junior girls (semis): Rujuta Rege bt Rucha Datar 21-6 21-12 21-9; Juili Inamdar bt Bela Mehta 21-19 21-18 21-18.

St Andrew's score

St Andrew's College, Bandra, defeated NR Swamy 25-15 26-24 to advance to the fourth round in the Mumbai University Inter-college volleyball tournament, held at Somaiya College today.

RESULTS

Men (3rd round): Andrew's bt NR Swamy 25-12 26-24, Burhani bt Saboo Siddik 25-9 25-16, Thakur bt Tolani 25-9 25-13, Mithibai bt Sydenham25-13 25-17, Sathaye bt PD Lions 25-11 25-11, Sardar Patel bt Ruia 25-12 25-14, Bhavan's w/o Vaze.

Tanksali team wins

Tanksali's, comprising of SS Tanksali (non-playing captain), DG Mondkar, Subhash Dhakras, R Sridharan, Ajay Khare, Vinay Desai and Raju Tolani won the prestigious A division finals of the Bombay contract bridge association, beating fancied Rajas (Jaggy Shivdasani, Rajesh Dalal, Anil Padhye, Anand Mehta and Anal Shah) by a margin of 108 IMPs. The final was an anti-climax to a keenly fought monsoon league spread over three months, as Rajas succumbed to some unforced errors at Matunga Gymkhana.