New Delhi, 19 April 2013: Host Jharkhand defeated Rajasthan 11-0 in their opening league game of Pool-C of the 3rd Hockey India Junior Women National Championship started at Astroturf Hockey Stadium in Ranchi on Friday.
Jharkhand who led 7-0 at the half times scored through Poonam Madhuri Tete (2, 25, 29, 59, 70), Rukmani Dodray (10), Anima Minz (14), Birsi Mundu (15) and Rajni Soreng (33, 50, 66) minute while Rajasthan fail to score any goal.
In Pool E, Odisha beat Chhattisgarh 15-0. Birajini Ekka and Surabhi Pradhan scored three goals each in their team’s victory.
In Pool A, Manipur registered 2-1 win over Uttarakhand.
In Pool G, Assam edged out Tripura 13-1. Phulkuwari scored four goals for Assam.
Results
Pool A- Manipur 2 (Chaoba Chanu Thongam 12, Own Goal 44) beatUttarakhand 1(Diksha Kandwal 4)
Pool C- Jharkhand 11(Poonam Madhuri Tete 2, 25, 29, 59, 70, Rukmani Dodray 10,, Anima Minz 14,Birsi Mundu 15, Rajni Soreng 33, 50, 66) beatRajasthan 0
Pool E- Odisha 15(Birajini Ekka 2, 55, 59, Reshma Lakra 6, Nilprojita Majhi 7, Priti Mala Dung Dung 16, Elin Lakra 23,27, Ambika Toppo 45, Surabhi Pradhan 48, 49, 50, Anita Ekka 62, Rajkumari Ekka 64, 67) beat Chhattisgarh 0
Pool G- Assam 13 (Maxima Khalko 5, 30, 31, Gitanjali Kissan 15, Phulwari Kandulna 18, Phulkuwari Mundu 20, 49, 68, 70, Sobita Tanti 31, 34, Lakhi Tanti 47, Sudha Gangwar 66, 69) beat Tripura 1(Ariba Samreen 56)
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