They became champions in Valley Public Senior Girls, TIA Senior Boys, and Golden Peak Junior Boys.
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The organizers, Valley Public, TIA and Golden Peak, have won the title of the 19th Valley Public Cup Inter-School Basketball Tournament.
Valley Public won the Senior Girls, TIA Senior Boys and Golden Peak Junior Boys titles. In the Senior Girls final held at home court on Monday, Valley Public defeated Newton by a score of 52-27. Valley's Lorissa Gauchan scored 30 points in an excellent performance. KVKSS came third.
In the Senior Boys final, TIA defeated Newton by a score of 49-39, with Roshan Nagarkoti scoring 17 points. Hems came third.
Golden Peak narrowly defeated Angels Heart by a margin of 29-27 to win the Junior Boys title. Golden Peak's Agraj Rai scored 16 points. Laligurans National Academy came third. The top three finishers in all three categories received prizes of Rs 20,000, Rs 10,000 and Rs 5,000 respectively.
In the senior boys' category, TIA's Abhishek Rokka, in the junior boys' category, Golden Peak's Abhiraj Singh, and in the girls' category, Valley Public's Lorissa Gauchan were declared the 'Most Valuable Player'. In the senior boys' category, Newton's Anish Gurung, in the junior boys' category, Laliguraas' Subash Shahi, and in the senior girls' category, Newton's Dipsana Thakuri were the top scorers.
In the senior boys' category, HEMS' Ayush Rawal, in the junior boys' category, Angels Heart's Ryan KC, and KVKSS' Muskan Limbu were named the best 'three-pointer'. Radiant Readers won the title in the senior boys' category, Tejaswi Academy won the title in the junior boys' category, and Nexus won the title in the senior girls' category.
The winners were awarded by former Central PABSON President DK Dhungana, Valley Public Founding Principal and Central PABSON President Krishna Prasad Adhikari, Valley Public Founder Sunita Adhikari, and others.
