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PUNE, Nov 22: The district level inter-school tennis championship in various groups organised by the Pune District Multi Games Sports Counci...

PUNE, Nov 22: The district level inter-school tennis championship in various groups organised by the Pune District Multi Games Sports Council will be held at the Fergusson College premises from tomorrow.

The four-days contest has attracted 181 entries with the boys under-14 topping with 56 entries, which kicks off with the qualifying rounds from tomorrow.

This contest will be followed by the divisional meet to be held from November 27 to 29 at the same venue, in which four divisions, Pune Ahmednagar, Solapur and Raigad will take part.

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Seedings
Girls; U-14; entries 24: 1. Kartiki Bhat (Ahhinav English), 2. Avanti Sulakhe, 3. Neha Sane, 4. Shradha Lodha (all (St. Joseph’s Pashan), 5. Komal Joshi (MIT), 6. Ketaki Modak (Abhinav Marathi), 7. Rucha Karkare, 8. Preeti Sathe (Symbiosis Primary).
Girls- u-17; entries 15: 1. Noopur Desai (Dr. Erin Nagarvala School), 2. Priyanka Mehta (Symbiosis Sec.), 3. Ashlesha Lokhande (Symbiosis Sec.), 4. Preeti Bhatia (Dr Shyamrao Kalmadi).

Girls U-19; entries 7: 1. Radhika Mandke (BMCC); 2. Radhika Tulpule (BMCC).

Boys U-14; entries 56: 1. Rohan Apte (Symbiosis Sec.), 2. Siddharth Patil (Vikhe Patil), 3. Anirudh Kulkarni (Muktangan), 4. Rohan Deshpande (MES BNal Shikshan Mandir), 5. Hrishikesh PAtaskar (Symbiosis Primary), 6. Shweytaj Raste (Abhinav Eng), 7. Vedang Bhagwat (Muktangan), 8. Kalyan Sudarshan (Symbiosis Primary).
Boys U-17; 42 entries: 1. Vikrant Sane (Vikhe Patil), 2. Siddharth Desai (Abhinav Eng), 3. Jyotindra Kanekar (Kalmadi H.S), 4. Aniket Joglekar (Bharati Vidya Bhavan), 5. Shyam Pednekar (St. Vincent’s), 6. Dhananjay Kavde (V S Satav), 7. Kshitij Gujarathi (Vikhe Patil), 8. Prasad Bokil (SPM).
Boys U-19; entries 37: 1. Kedar Tembe (BMCC), 2. Alok Bhide (BMCC), 3. Raghunandan Behre (Fergusson), 4. Ashish Paliwal (Fergusson), 5. Abhishek Tamhane (BMCC), 6. Ankush Chabra (Symbiosis), 7. Jaideep Sanglikar (Fergusson), 8. Hrishikesh Mone (Abasaheb Garware).

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