In the individual category, James School's Swayam Shrestha was declared the top scorer, while Bluebird's Nishan Bista was declared the best goalkeeper and Sujan Tamang the best player.
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Bluebird College won the third Thunder Bolts Cup title by defeating Ribs 5-1 in the U-18 Futsal Boys final on Monday.
In the individual category, James School's Swayam Shrestha became the top scorer, while Bluebird's Nishan Bista was declared the best goalkeeper and Sujan Tamang the best player.
In the semi-finals of the U-16 boys' basketball, Rato Bangla defeated Matrubhumi by a score of 48-25, while James registered a victory over MRI School in the next match.
Similarly, in the U-18 girls' category, Golden Gate College defeated Bluebird by a score of 31-27 and James defeated Xavier College by a score of 40-14.
In the U-18 boys' category, Manasalu defeated Golden Gate College by a score of 50-46 and Xavier College defeated St. Xavier's College by a score of 79-49 to enter the final. The Thunder Bolts Cup is being organized by the Sports and Extracurricular Activities Department of James School.
