The report says Modern took control almost immediately, with Keerti Panchal scoring in the third minute. Dhwani Bidada then reportedly completed a hat-trick, while Aradhya Sherawat added two goals.
All six goals are said to have arrived by the 32nd minute. That sequence underlines the decisive difference in finishing: Modern turned early pressure into a commanding lead before Sapphire International could recover.
The result also gives Modern momentum ahead of a semi-final lineup that includes four teams with contrasting routes through the quarter-finals.
The report says Vasant Valley School advanced with a 1-0 victory over Government Girls Senior Secondary School, NIT Faridabad, with Tanvie Gogoi scoring the only goal.
Step by Step School, Noida, reportedly defeated St Francis De Sales Senior Secondary School 2-0, as Meher Gupta scored in both halves. Bharti Public School completed the last-four lineup with another 2-0 win, against Mother’s International School.
Those results point to a different tournament pattern: Modern supplied the headline margin, but the other three semi-finalists progressed through control and narrow scorelines.
Vasant Valley also reportedly secured the final boys’ quarter-final place after a goalless draw with Kendriya Vidyalaya, RK Puram. The tie was decided 4-3 on penalties, adding a second storyline to the school’s tournament campaign.
The girls’ semi-finals now offer Modern a chance to prove that its explosive quarter-final was more than a one-off. The boys’ quarter-finals are next, with Vasant Valley carrying the confidence of a shootout victory into the knockout stage.