National Basketball Championship (2010-2011)
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Indian Basketballs All Star Game rosters - Apr 1, 2011
Seema Singh (176-F-83) of Chhattisgarh Sonika Ohylan (182-F-91) of Delhi Raspreet Sidhu (169-F-89) of Delhi Bharti Netam (168-F/C-86) of Chhattisgarh Asha Hegde (84) of Delhi M. Pushma of Chhattisgarh Anju Lakra (164-G-83) of Chhattisgarh) C.S. Savihta of Karnataka Manisha Dange of Maharashtra
Anna Jose Geethu (185-C-85) of Tamil Nadu Divya Singh (174-G-82) of Delhi Akanksha Singh (168-G-89) of Delhi Varsha Verma of Delhi Subramani Kokila (165-G-88) of Tamil Nadu Aakansha Singh of Chhattisgarh Sonam of Karnataka Sagarika Shyam (155-G-93) of Karnataka Smrithi of Maharashtra  For the eight straight year, Indian Railways upheld their dominance - Jan 5, 2011 Women Final: Indian Railways 95 (Geethu Anna Jose 29, Anju 23) bt. Delhi 55 (Prashanti Singh 18, Raspreet Sidhu 16). For the ninth straight year, the Womens final of the National Basketball Championship was held between budding rivals Indian Railways and Delhi. And for the eight straight year, Indian Railways upheld their dominance in the rivalry and over Womens basketball in India by destroying Delhi 95-55. Indian Railways have won 23 of the last 25 National Championships, and once again, this was their year in the tournament. It was more of the same in the Mens Final, as Indian Railways muscled their way towards a gritty victory against their rivals, Services. This was the third straight National Basketball Championship title for the Railways Men. After eight days of excitement, from December 28th January 4th, at the Talkatora Stadium and the Modern School in Barakhamba, the finals of the championship were a showcase event. In the Womens game, Delhi were no match for Railways devastating duo of Geethu Anna Jose (29 points) and Anju (23), as they were blown out by 40 points. Prashanti Singh and Raspreet Sidhu scored 18 and 16 points respectively for the hosts. Final Standings Women Indian Railways Delhi Tamil Nadu Chhattisgarh Maharashtra Kerala Andhra Pradesh Punjab Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan |
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