The Wadala school&rsquo;s Naresh Bohara top scored with 14 points, while Aadesh Ramrajya and Aditya Thakur scored four points each. Meanwhile, Khushish Jain was the highest scorer for Cathedral with six points. <img alt="Naresh Bohara" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Naresh-Bohara.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 623px;" /> Naresh Bohara. Pic/ Nimesh Dave Naresh, who is a watchman&rsquo;s son, felt his contribution in his team&rsquo;s third straight title triumph will silence those people who ridiculed him for belonging to a modest background. &ldquo;There were times when people used to tease me about being a watchman&rsquo;s son. I never used to get to play and used to watch others play from outside. Once I made it to the school team, things changed slowly,&rdquo; said 12-year-old Naresh. Meanwhile St Joseph&rsquo;s coach Noor Mohammad Shaikh said that the team&rsquo;s performance is creditable considering the boys come from humble backgrounds. &ldquo;This title is huge for most of these boys. Many of them come from a lower middle class background. For them, sport is a way to stay away from trouble. I am glad that they won the title,&rdquo; said Shaikh.u00a0

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St Joseph's (Wadala) defended the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA) boys U-13 inter-school basketball title in style, beating The Cathedral & John Connon (Fort) 26-16 at the St Dominic Savio High School (Andheri) courts on Saturday.

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