Mangaluru: Skating star shines at CBSE South Zone II competition


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Mangaluru, Oct 30: Krithi S. Aithal of Grade V C, St Agnes School CBSE, Mangaluru, brought immense pride and recognition to the institution through her outstanding performance at the CBSE South Zone II Skating Competition 2026–27, held on 4 and 5 October 2026 at Avin International School, Bengaluru.

Competing with great determination and sporting spirit, Krithi clinched the Gold Medal in the 500-metre Rink Race and the Bronze Medal in the One-Lap Road Race. Her remarkable performance earned her qualification for the National-Level CBSE Skating Championship, scheduled to be held in Belgaum in November 2026.

Adding another feather to her cap, Krithi will be representing the school at the national level for the fourth consecutive year, a remarkable achievement that reflects her consistency, dedication and passion for skating.

St Agnes School CBSE, Mangaluru, takes immense pride in Krithi’s accomplishment and congratulates her on this outstanding success. The school wishes her continued success at the national championship and hopes she will scale greater heights, bringing further laurels to the institution.

  

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