Updated On: 03 February, 2024 01:56 PM IST | Sujay Shivalkar
Arya Vidya Mandir (Juhu) won the Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink 2024 title. Here are the glimpses of the tournament (Pic: Mid-Day)

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In the third edition, a total number of eight teams featured in Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink at Bandra`s Neville D’Souza Turf on Friday
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Every player was seen playing the sport with enthusiasm and with a feeling of aplomb within themselves

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The president of the Mumbai School Sports Association Fr. Jude Rodrigues also made his appearance at the Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink 2024
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Arya Vidya Mandir (Bandra) defeated Dhirubai Ambani International (BKC) by 3-0 to win the bronze medal
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The finalists, Arya Vidya Mandir (Juhu) and Rustomjee Cambridge (Dahisar) poses with their coaches and organizers of Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink 2024

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Rustomjee Cambridge (Dahisar) were the runners up of the Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink 2024
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Arya Vidya Mandir (Juhu) defeated Rustomjee Cambridge (Dahisar) by 2-0 in the finals of the tournament. AVM Juhu won the Mid-Day`s Ranis of Rink title for the second consecutive time

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Radhika Vyas was the only goal scorer in the finals. "It feels amazing to be the lone goal scorer in the final. I said it the last time too, and I`m again saying this today, it is all because of my team and coach. This is our second title, so we want to win the next time as well", Vyas said
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AVM (Juhu) coach Mr. Desmond D`souza told Mid-Day, "It feels great to be winning for the second consecutive time. We are looking forward to emulating this feat next year as well...with the same team". When asked about what it feels to see a talent like Radhika Vyas, he said, "Radhika is a very good player, she is able to hold the ball, passes well with good accuracy, and at times she tries to finish the game on a winning note. She can be really a good asset for our team in the future"
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