80 teams take part in sports meet at Synetic Business School

Express news service : Ludhiana, Sat Nov 10 2012, 03:18 hrs

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Synetic Business School (Affiliated to PTU, Jalandhar) is abuzz with sports and cultural activities as more than 80 teams are participating in the tournament which started on November 2 and will go till November 14. The main attraction of the event is the cricket competition in which 28 teams took part. T-10 matches drew the maximum crowd. The final cricket match was played between Mukt Vidya Mandir and Govt Senior School, Jandiali, in which Jandiali team won the match. In volleyball, 14 teams competed for the trophy. The final match was played between DAV Public School and Sant Kabir Senior Secondary School, in which the latter won the match.

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