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AVM's Bianca Rai has won gold in table tennis U-18 women's singles in the 2nd Thunder Bolts Cup Games.
She defeated her own school's Ivana Thapa in the final on Wednesday. AVM's Asma Pahari and Arpita Maharjan won bronze.
Rivan Vajracharya (DAV) won gold, Swarnim Shakya (AVM) won silver while Sushan Pradhan (Pushpasdan) and Nirvik Shakya (Delight) won bronze in U-12 men's singles. In U-15 men's singles, Rijan Shakya (Bhasara) won gold, Prajil Bhattarai (AVM) won silver and Nirvana Vajracharya and Jayasnu Maharjan of DAV won bronze.
In U-18 men's singles, Sarthak Manandhar (Balvikas) won gold, Vachan Bishta (Bhasara) won silver and Mizen Shakya (Molis) and Aris Shakya (AVM) won bronze. Likewise, Arsana Maharjan (AVM) won bronze in U-12 women's singles. Gold, Saira Shakya (AVM) Silver and Prajna Maharjan (Prime Global) and Tayabungma Rai (AVM) won bronze.
In U-15 women's singles, Surmya Shakya (St Mary's) won gold, Narmada Khaitu (James) won silver and Ashlesha Shrestha (AVM) and Ishanvi Maharjan (Pragati) won bronze medals.
In U-18 basketball, Nami College defeated James School by 49-19, Kathmandu World defeated Kavya by 52-36 and James defeated Budhanilkanth School by 29-20. On the female side, Ribs defeated Lord's Light Academy by 30-10 and Valley Public defeated Nist by 48-22. For football under 12 students, Little Flower, Chelsea World, APF School and Golden School won.
In under-12 cricket, Chelsea World beat LRI by 3 runs and host James School beat Euro by 23 runs. In the U-16 quarterfinals, DAV beat Celebration by 34 runs and James beat Little Angels by 37 runs.
