Marvelous defeated Greenlanes by a score of 27-16.
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Marvelous and VS Niketan reached the quarterfinals of the senior boys' division of the 5th KMC Inter-School Basketball Tournament on Tuesday.
Marvelous defeated Green Lances by a score of 27-16. Marvelous' Sinep Shahi scored 8. Marvelous reached the quarterfinals from Group 'C' with one game to spare. Sewa Sadan has also reached the quarterfinals from this group. The match between Marvelous and Sewa Sadan will decide the group winner.
VS Niketan defeated Milestone by a score of 24-18 with a score of 10 from Aaron Kakshapati to become the winner of Group 'B'. Despite the defeat, Milestone advanced as the runner-up.
In the senior boys' section of the tournament organized by KMC School, Golden Peak got a walkover from Godavari Residential and entered the quarterfinals as the winner of Group 'D'. Kathmandu Xavier's Public School is the runner-up of this group.
Host KMC 'B' defeated its own 'A' team by 31-20 to secure a place in the quarterfinals as the winner of Group 'A'. Baldiksha Sadan has emerged victorious from this group and has reached the quarterfinals.
In the junior boys' category, Greenfield and Green Lawns have reached the quarterfinals. Greenfield got a walkover from Om Gyan Mandir, while Green Lawns defeated Golden Flower 22-12. Greenfield won Group 'A' and Green Group 'B' and reached the quarterfinals. Green's Rick Magar scored 11 points. Golden Flower also managed to reach the quarterfinals by finishing as the group runner-up.
In the senior girls' category, defending champions Ribs defeated Manank Children 31-20 and Himali defeated Golden Flower 17-6. Ribs' Supriya Malla scored 13 and Himali's Radha Bohra scored 6 points.
