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Greenwood High student to represent India in International Kung Fu Championship to be held at Los Angeles

| | Jan 08, 2016, at 10:56 pm
Bangalore, Jan 8 (IBNS) Sanjanasri Vedavyas, Grade VI student of Greenwood High International School has won silver medal in national level at KWAI (Kungfu Wushu Association India) 12th National Kung Fu Wushu championship held at Amritsar, Punjab recently.

She is 11yrs and had participated in girls under 14 in the KATA, non belt category.

She has won second place 'silver medal'  and qualified to represent India in international championship to be held in Los Angeles, USA this April.

 

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