Glowinstar Integrated School excels at CISCE Zone H sports & games 2026–27


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Udupi, Jul 22: Glowinstar Integrated School delivered an outstanding performance at the CISCE Sports & Games Zone H 2026–27, bringing home several accolades across multiple sporting disciplines and reaffirming the school's commitment to excellence in both sports and academics.

The school's under-17 girls' Basketball Team emerged as champions at the tournament held at St Mary's International School, Chikkamagaluru. Adding to the success, the under-17 girls' volleyball team secured the runners-up title at Nazareth School, Chikkamagaluru.

In karate, the under-17 boys showcased remarkable skill by winning second and third place at the competition hosted by Siddhivinayak School, Hattiyangadi.

The athletics team also made the school proud at St Joseph's Aksharadhama, Shivamogga, where an under-17 boy won the gold medal in the 110m hurdles and the silver medal in the 400m race.

Congratulating the students and coaches on their achievements, the school management stated that these victories reflect Glowinstar Integrated School's unwavering commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals. The school's motto, 'Equal importance to sports and academics', continues to inspire students to excel both on the field and in the classroom.

 

 

  

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