Sushant leaps to a new meet mark

MUMBAI, DECEMBER 20: Sushant Bangera leapt to a new meet record to steal the show on the concluding day of the Colgate-Palmolive MSSA Inte...

MUMBAI, DECEMBER 20: Sushant Bangera leapt to a new meet record to steal the show on the concluding day of the Colgate-Palmolive MSSA Inter-School Athletics Championships. Thee St Francis D’Assissi, Borivali student eclipsed the old mark of 12.99 metres by jumping to a new high of 13.39 metres in the boys seniors category at the University Pavilion on Monday.

St Xavier’s High School boys, Fort and St Agne’s High School, Byculla girls clinched the overall championships. While St Xavier’s logged 142 points to finish at the top, St Agne’s girls justified the full-throated support of nearly 500 students by tallying a whopping 242 points. St Joseph’s, Juhu garnered 109.5 points to be adjudged the best co-ed school.

RESULTS
Boys (Senior): 100m: Brian D’Cunha (St Francis, Borivali) 12.0 sec, Sunny Naidu (St Xavier, Fort), Ravi Pillai (St Augustine, Nerul). Short put: Sanchit Chaturvedi (Utpal Sanghvi, Juhu) 11.73 mtrs, Irani Sheriyar (SDI Learner’s Academy), Shashank Shetty (St Xavier, Fort). 1500m: Haryksha Hatkar (St Dominic Savio, Andh) 4:33.6 secs; Moses D’Souza (St Joseph’s Juhu), Ellingham Cardoz (St Dominic Savio, Andheri). Triple jump: Sushant Bangera (St Francis, Bor) 13.39 mtrs; Brian D’Dunha (St Francis, Bor), Ravi Pillai (St Augustine, Nerul). 4x400m relay: St Xavier’s, Fort 3:57.4 secs; St Dominic Savio, Andheri (E), Children’s Academy, Kandivali (E).
Inter — Discus: Irani Shahveer (SDI Learner’s Academy) 29.92 mtrs; Miqdadali Potia (St Mary’s ICSE, Mazgaon), Snedden Rodrigues (St Anne’s, Orlem). 100m: Ronald Joseph (OLPS, Chembur) 12.7 secs; Ashish Chaybe (St Domini Savio, Andheri), Sadik Mohammed (St Joseph, Juhu). 400m: Ghanshyam Chavan (Children’s Academy, Kandivli) 58.8 secs; Sadik Mohammed (St Joseph’s, Juhu), Sarneer Ghnge (St Mary’s, Dahisar). 4x100m relay: St Xavier’s, Fort 52.9 secs; OLPS, Chembur, Udayachal HS, Vikroli.
Juniors — 100m: Rodrigues Dango (St Joseph’s, Vadala) 13.7 secs; Keith Delima (St Mary’s SSC, Mazgaon), Imran Khan (St Joseph’s Juhu). 4x100m relay: St Xavier’s, Fort 58.4 secs; St Francis D’Assissi, Borivali, St Stanislaus, Bandra.
Sub-Juniors — 80m: Bhavik Garassia (Udayachal, Vikhroli) 12.2 secs; Cardoz Arnold Victor (St Francis D’Assisi, Bor), Dhiraj Mishra (Udayachal, Vikhroli).
Midget — 80m: Viraj Shejwan (Udayachal, Vikhroli) 12.9 secs; Benson Fernandes (St Xavier’s, Fort), Onkar Thanekar (St Xavier’s, Fort).
GIRLS (Seniors) — Triple Jump: Manisha Yadav (St Joseph’s, Juhu) 8.71 mtrs; Bhagya Naik (Gokuldham, Goregaon-E), Gayle Fernandes (St Agnes, Byculla). 100m: Karishma Birdy (St Agne’s, Byculla) 12.8 secs; Mukta Rawte (Queen Mary Sch. VP Road), Anita Lobo (Canossa, Mahim). 4×400 relay: St Agne’s, Byculla 4:47.8 secs; Cathedral & John Connon, Fort; St Joseph’s, Juhu.
Inter — 100m: Shimona D’Costa (St Joseph’s Convent, Bandra) 13.2 secs; Vanessa Rodrigues (Canossa, Mahim), Cheryl Simmons (St Agne’s, Byculla). 4x100m relay: St Agne’s, Byculla 55.9 secs; St Joseph’s Convent, Bandra, St Louis Convent, Andheri-East.
Juniors — 100m: Fatima Pitrawala (Queen Mary, VP Road) 14.3 secs; Purva Kanvinde (Canossa, Mahim), Sneha Oak (JB Petit, Fort). 4x100m Relay: Queen Mary School, VP Road 61.7 secs; Gokuldham, Goregaon; St Joseph’s Convent, Bandra.
Sub-Juniors — 80m: Mrinalini Ghose (Gokuldham, Goregaon) 12.6 secs; Disha Patel (St Agne’s, Byculla), Rabia Kodapanakkal (Lokhandwala Foundation).
Midget — 80m: Sydel Figueiredo (Our Lady of Good Counsel, Sion) 14.2 secs; Lorrie Castelino (St Agne’s, Byculla), Mansi Vohra (St Anne’s, Fort).
The final tally —- Co-Educational School: 1. St Joseph’s, Juhu 109.5 pts; 2. Udayachal, Vikhroli 89.5 pts; 3. Gokuldham, Goregaon 68.0 pts.
Boys School: St Xavier’s, Fort 142.0 pts; St Dominic Savio 65.0 pts; St Francis D’Assisi, Borivli 52.5 pts.
Girls: St Agne’s, Byculla 244.0 pts; Queen Mary, VP Rd 85.0 pts; JB Petit, Fort 48.5 pts.

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