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PG Arts wins inter- college hockey trophy 9/28/2015 11:58:03 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Sept 28: The combined side of Post Graduate (PG) Arts today lifted the inter-college men's hockey tournament which was organised by the Directorate of Sports and Physical Education, University of Jammu on the campus grounds, here. In the final, PG Arts outplayed Government SPMR College of Commerce 4-1. Mohinder Singh (18th), Manmohan Sharma (34th and 58th) and Rajbir Singh (38th) were the scorers. From Commerce College, Balmeet Singh reduced the margin sounding the board in the 36th minute. The title trophy was presented to the PG team by chief guest, HS Chib. Director Sports and Physical Education, Prof. Dhian Singh Bhau presided. Among others present were Ajaz Malik, Raj Kumar Bakshi,Vikas Karlopia, Dr Brij Baloria, Jai Bharat, Romesh Sharma and Amit Sharma. The penal of officials included D Singh, Joginder Singh, Jagjeet Singh and PD Singh.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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