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Winner Of Mini International Tournament 2010
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Tenzin Norlha Best Player of The Tournament

The 9th Mini international tournament which was first initiated by TSAM was organized by Mizoram this time. The tournament  kicked off with TSAM white winning their first match 2 – 1 over Arunachal Pradesh. Their second opponent was Kukis. They had a remarkable win scoring 3 goals against Kukis 0. TSAM White never lost a match in the whole tournament and created a history by winning it for the first time previously won by Mizoram A. They beat the 

 reigning champion of 2009 in a penalty shoot out in the semi final. In the final match TSAM White was up against United Tribes, a very tough team, consisting of different tribes from India.  But TSAM White with their enthusiasm, skills and hard work won the trophy. The best player trophy was given to Tenzin Norlha of TSAM White. To check the scoreboard of the tournament check out the side bar….

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2 comments:

  1. Tibet Sports ExpressSunday, November 28, 2010 at 11:27:00 AM GMT+5:30

    Tsam deserved to be at the top ... the hard work, the determination and the mutual understanding and spirit of enthuasism is the key to success for the achievement of Tsam...We all look forward for many more...hope to continue and to win the Rangzen Rolling Trophy...

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  2. Tenzin PaldenSunday, November 28, 2010 at 12:19:00 PM GMT+5:30

    Congrats to all !! Another feather in TSAM's Cap....
    what a GAME..well played by GOGO and his team...
    Hope to shine and rock the Rangzen ROlling as well...
    Good Luck...

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