CISCE zonal athletics meet begins today
The three-day event is being jointly hosted by St. Anthony's School, Doranda, and Bishop Westcott Girls' School, Doranda. The opening ceremony will be inaugurated by Joel J Edwin, the CISCE Sports Coordinator and Principal of Bishop Westcott Boys' School, Ranchi Schools from across the zone are expected to showcase their best sporting talent in this annual athletic showcase.
The closing ceremony of the meet will be held on Friday, where the chief guest will be Father Manoj Kullu, Zonal Sports Coordinator of CISCE and Principal of St. Francis School, Banhora. Outstanding performers and winning teams will be felicitated, and the regional team for the upcoming competitions will be announced during the closing ceremony.
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