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The Camford Golden boot Championship 2024

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The Camford Golden boot Championship 2024, was an inter school district level football tournament held on 15.10.2024 and 16.10.2024. The football teams from 20 different schools participated in this tournament under the categories U-14 boys & U-18 girls.

The Winners of the Camford Golden boot Championship 2024 are as follows: Girls, Under-18 category, Winner was The Camford International School and the runner up was Yuva Public School. Boys, Under-14 category, Winner was The Adhyayana International Public School and the runner up was The Camford International School.

Girls, Under – 18 category, best goal keeper award was given to Rajshree and the best defender award to Kaylin and Boys, Under -14 category, best goal scorer award was given to Aniruthaa of The Camford International School.

The School Chairman N.Arul Ramesh and the Correspondent Poongothai Arul Ramesh congratulated the winners for their efforts and hardwork, also wished all the participant students for their active participation.

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