Sports

St Clara’s High School, Assonora Shine at 8th All Goa State Wushu Championship


Written by Intern Rency Gomes || Team Allycaral 

MAPUSA: St Clara’s High School, Assonora put up an impressive display at the 8th All Goa State Wushu Championship, bringing pride to the institution by securing a total of 10 medals — 2 gold, 2 silver and 6 bronze.


The championship saw participation from schools and clubs across Goa, with young athletes showcasing skill, discipline and competitive spirit. The students of St Clara’s High School stood out with their consistent performances across various categories, reflecting rigorous training and dedication to the sport.

Head Mistress Sunita Dalvi, Physical Education Teacher Raj Gawas, and Paulo Fernandes, Secretary of the Association of Goa Wushu, congratulated the medal winners on their achievement. They praised the students for their discipline, perseverance and commitment, while also acknowledging the efforts of the coaches and support staff for their guidance and encouragement.

The achievement highlights the school’s continued focus on holistic development, encouraging students to excel not only in academics but also in sports and physical education.

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Dayanand High School Triumphs in CSSC 7-a-Side Football League Final


In an exciting display of young talent and school spirit, Dayanand High School clinched the title in the 7-a-Side Football League Tournament organised by the Chodan Super School Complex (CSSC), defeating St. Bartholomew’s High School in a nail-biting final with a solitary penalty goal.

Held at Saude Ground, Chorao, the tournament was conducted under the leadership of Raghuvir and Premavati Salkar Higher Secondary School, Chorao, and guided by Physical Education teacher Jaganath Ghatwal.

The tournament showcased fierce competition, with St. Aloysius High School, Divar, claiming third place, and Our Lady of Divar High School, Divar, taking fourth.

The final was not just a sporting event but also a celebration of discipline, teamwork, and community engagement. The Chief Guest, Soniya Vaibhav Salkar, spoke passionately about football being more than a game – a tool for instilling discipline and building character. Guest of Honour, Geeta Pramod Salkar, urged students to view sports as a foundation for holistic development.

Also in attendance were Premanand Mahambare, President of the Chorao Educational Society, and Sandeep Sawal, Principal, who both addressed the audience on the transformative power of sports in education.

The prize distribution ceremony was hosted by teacher Luiza Pereira, who also gave a heartfelt vote of thanks to all participants and organisers.

The tournament not only highlighted the growing interest in grassroots football but also strengthened the spirit of unity and sportsmanship among member schools of the CSSC.