Indian Women Create History   Monchengladbach, Germany: In a nail-biting finish, where the match was decided by the last flick of the hockey stick, the Indian junior women's team showed true grit and steely resolve as they battled past England to win bronze at the Junior Women's Hockey World Cup. Tied at 1-1 after regulation time, the third place would be decided on a penalty shootout. The young girls held their nerve and came on top after each side took 7 shots on goal, with the scoreline reading 3-2! This was the first time an Indian junior women's team won a medal at a World Cup event.    The Indian junior women's hockey squad for the World Cup and GoSports Foundation athlete Rani Rampal (standing, 4th from left) GoSports Foundation is proud to announce that Rani Rampal, the vice-captain of this team, and a GoSports Foundation scholar for the past 3 years, was adjudged "Player of the tournament". She was the highest goal scorer for the team, and her dazzling performance has been highly appreciated. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our supporters for helping Rani fulfill her dreams.