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Shooting team leaves for Nationals 9/29/2013 11:40:47 PM Sports Reporter JAMMU, Sept 29: A 12-member State shooting team today left for participation in the Third Gun for Glory Shooting competition and XVII All India Kumar Surendra Singh (inter-school) Shooting Championship to be held at Pune in Maharashtra. In this competition, teams from Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Karnatanka shall take part in .177 Air Rifle, Air Pistol and .22 Rifle individual and team events. The Team: Sunmoon Singh (DPS Rajouri), Namandeep Singh (KCIS), Saumya (Army APS Kaluchak), Divijay Singh, Tejaswi Singh, Sangram Singh, Abhey Gupta ( all DPS Jammu), Shreya (APS Kaluchak), Manish Kumar (APS Akhnoor), Aman Singh (Akhnoor) and Ranjit Chopra. Rajesh Virdhy accompanied the team as coach.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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