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Results of Al Island School Games – 2022

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Which was held from 2nd to 6th December 2022 at Sugathadasa Stadium – Colombo

Trophies List

1. Under 14 Boys Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Royal College – Colombo W.P13
2nd – Kanumuldeniya North N SS.P20
1st – Joseph’s Vas College – WennapN.W.P22
 
2. Under 16 Boys Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Anuradhapura C C  N.C.P26
2nd – Trinity College – Kandy C.P27
1st – Sir John Kothalawala C – KuruneN.W.P56
 
3. Under 18 Boys Championship
School ProvincePoints
2nd – Joseph’s Vas C – WennappuwW.P27
2nd – Lyceum College – WaththalaW.P27
1st –  Maris Stella C – NegomboW.P28
 
4. Under 20 Boys Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – St Mary’s College – ChilawN.W.P26
2nd – Lyceum I. SW.P30.5
1st – Rahula College – MatharaS.P48
 
5. Under 14 Girls Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Visakha College – ColomboW.P17
2nd – Holy Cross College – GampahaW.P20
1st – Wijayapura K V – MonaragalaU.P22
6. Under 16 Girls Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Prince of Wales C – MoratuwaW.P25
2nd – lyceum I.S – WaththalaW.P29
1st – Ambagamuwa M VC.P55
7. Under 18 Girls Championship
School ProvincePoints
3rd – A Rathnayaka M M V – WalalaC.P31
2nd – lyceum I.S – WaththalaW.P32
1st – Sir john Kothalawala V – KuruneN.W.P45
8. Under 20 Girls Championship
School  ProvincePoints
3rd – Holy Cross CGampaha  W.P31
2nd – Dharmapala VPannipitiya  W.P32
1st – A Rathnayaka M M VWalala  C.P81
9. Boys Relay Championship (Under 14, 16, 18, 20)
School  ProvincePoints
3rd – Sir John Kothalawala V – Kurune N.W.P20
2nd – Trinity CollegeKandy  C.P21
1st – Joseph’s Vas V – Wennappuwa N.W.P30
10. Girls Relay Championship (Under 14, 16, 18, 20)
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Dharmapala M V – PannipitiyaW.P14
2nd – Ambagamuwa M M VC.P24
1st – A Rathnayaka M M V – WalalaC.P32
11.   Mixed School Championship ( Under 14, 16, 18, 20)
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Sir John Kothalawala V – KuruneN.W.P106
2nd – A Rathnayaka M M V – WalalaC.P142
1st – lyceum I.S – WaththalaW.P150
12. Overall School Championship – Boys ( Under 14, 16, 18, 20)
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Sir John Kothalawala V – KuruneN.W.P61
2nd – Rahula College – MatharaS.P73
1st – Lyceum I.S – WaththalaW.P81
13. Overall School Championship – Girls ( Under 14, 16, 18, 20)
School ProvincePoints
3rd – Holy Cross College – GamW.P64
2nd – Lyceum I.S – WaththalaW.P69
1st – A Rathnayaka M M VC.P122

Best Individual Performance

1.  Best Thrower (Under 20) (Shotput)
Jayavi Raththida16.94 m Panadura Royal CollegeW.P939
2 . Best Hurdler (Under 20) (110m Hurdle)
Nandun Bandara13.64 Sec (NMR)Royal College – ColomboW.P1132
3. Best Jumper (Under 20) (Triple Jump)
A  K Korala 15.57 Sec (NMR)Yoshida International SchoolW.P1013
4. Best Runner (Under 20)
Nandun Bandara13.64 Sec (NMR)   Royal College – ColomboW.P1132
5. Best Athlete – Boys (Under 20) (110m Hurdle)
Nandun Bandara13.64 Sec (NMR)Royal College – ColomboW.P1132
6. Best Athlete – Girls (Under 20) (400m)
D M Tharushi Dilsara Karunarathna54.22 Sec (NMR)A Rathanayaka M M V  – WalalaC.P1042
Final Points Table
ChampionsMarks 1096.5Western Province 
Runners UpMarks   464.5Central Province
3rd Place – Marks Marks 375Southern Province
4th Place – Marks Marks 372North Western Province
5th Place – Marks Marks 167Sabaragamuwa Province
6th Place – Marks Marks 162Uva Province
7th Place – Marks Marks 157.5North Province
8th Place – Marks Marks 112.5North Central Province
9th Place – Marks Marks 61Eastern Province

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Quarter Finals Set for Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster 2025 – Four Epic Battles Await!

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After weeks of intense group-stage action across the island, the Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster 2025 – 1st XI School Football Challenge Trophy now heads into its Quarter Final stage with eight of the country’s top school football teams set to battle for a place in the semi-finals.

The group phase produced thrilling matches, dramatic finishes, and moments of pure school football passion, and now the competition reaches its knockout phase where every goal — and every mistake — will count.

🏆 Quarter Final Line-Up

Quarter Final 1
Zahira College, Colombo 🆚 Vaddakkachchi Central College
📅 5th November | ⏰ 8.30 AM | 📍 City League Grounds
Zahira College, one of the tournament favorites, will look to continue their dominant form against the spirited Vaddakkachchi Central College, who impressed in their provincial campaign to earn a historic spot in the final eight.

Quarter Final 2
Kalutara Muslim Central College 🆚 Gateway College
📅 5th November | ⏰ 11.00 AM | 📍 City League Grounds
Unbeaten so far, Kalutara Muslim Central College will face the technically disciplined Gateway College in a tactical showdown that promises end-to-end action.

Quarter Final 3
St. Joseph’s College, Colombo 🆚 Royal College, Colombo
📅 5th November | ⏰ 1.30 PM | 📍 City League Grounds
A Colombo classic awaits as Royal College step into the quarter finals following a protest decision that eliminated Aligar Central College. St. Joseph’s, Group C leaders, will aim to maintain their strong run in what is expected to be a fierce and emotional derby encounter.

Quarter Final 4
Hameed Al Husseini College 🆚 Darussalaam College
📅 5th November | ⏰ 4.00 PM | 📍 City League Grounds
Two of the most passionate teams in the competition collide in the day’s final fixture. Expect a physical, high-tempo contest as both sides chase their dream of a semi-final berth.

🎥 LIVE COVERAGE

All four matches will be broadcast live on Sri Lankan Sports TV, giving fans across the nation a front-row seat to witness the best of Sri Lankan school football.

The Lifebouy Ball Blaster 2025 continues to deliver on its promise of promoting youth football, sportsmanship, and school pride, powered by Lifebuoy Bodywash — encouraging young athletes to play clean, play strong, and play fair.

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Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster 2025: Quarter-Final Lineup Shapes Up with Thrilling Group Stage Battles

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The Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster 2025 has reached the most exciting stage yet as teams battle for quarter-final glory.

In Group B, Kalutara Central College has stamped their authority with 2 wins from 2 matches, boasting a flawless defense and an impressive +2 goal difference. The battle for the second spot is wide open between Royal College and Alighar Central College, both on 3 points and looking to secure their place in the knockout rounds. Maris Stella College has unfortunately bowed out after a tough group stage.

Meanwhile, Group C promises drama in the final match between St. Patrick’s College and St. Joseph’s College. A win for Joseph will see them top the group, while Patrick could sneak into the quarter-finals with a narrow 1-0 victory. A draw would favor Joseph’s qualification on goal difference.

The quarter-finals, scheduled for 5th November at City League, will feature the following fixtures:

  • Q1: Zahira College, Colombo 🆚 Vaddakachchi Central College – 8:30 AM
  • Q2: Kalutara Central College 🆚 St. Joseph’s College / St. Patrick’s College – 11:00 AM
  • Q3: Gateway College/ St. Joseph’s College 🆚 Royal / Alighar – 1:30 PM
  • Q4: Hameed Al Husseinie College 🆚 Darussalaam College – 4:00 PM

Fans can expect high-octane football and edge-of-the-seat action as Sri Lanka’s brightest school football talents compete for the prestigious Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster Trophy 2025. Stay tuned to Sri Lankan Sports TV for live coverage, match updates, and exclusive interviews.

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Group C Still Up for Grabs as Four Teams Eye Quarterfinal Spots in Lifebuoy Ball Blaster 2025!

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The Lifebuoy Bodywash Ball Blaster 2025 Schools Football Championship Group C stage remains finely poised — with all four schools still in contention to reach the quarterfinals. With Gateway College having completed all their matches, the final fixtures will decide the fate of St. Benedict’s, St. Patrick’s, and St. Joseph’s Colleges.

Current Standings:

SchoolMWLDGSGAGDPoints
Gateway College310264+25
St. Benedict’s College210132+14
St. Patrick’s College201134-11
St. Joseph’s College101013-20

Gateway College – Top for Now 🟢

Gateway College leads with 5 points after finishing all their group-stage matches. Their unbeaten record gives them a strong edge, but their qualification still depends on the final two matchdays. They’ll be watching closely as St. Benedict’s and St. Patrick’s fight for crucial wins.

St. Benedict’s College – Advantage in Hand ⚪

With 4 points from 2 games, St. Benedict’s College holds the upper hand. A victory in their next match will guarantee a quarterfinal spot, potentially as Group winners. A draw could still be enough, but a defeat would leave them vulnerable to a late surge from the other two schools.

St. Patrick’s College – Still in the Race 🟡

With 1 point from 2 games, St. Patrick’s still has a chance to qualify — but only if they win the remaining match. They’ll also need to improve their goal difference, currently at -1, to stay competitive in case of a tie on points.

St. Joseph’s College – A Must-Win Situation 🔵

After losing their opening game, St. Joseph’s College faces a do-or-die scenario. With two matches left, the Josephians must win both — and by convincing margins — to stay in contention for a top-two finish. Anything less will end their campaign.

Qualification Scenarios:

  • 🏆 If St. Benedict’s wins next match: Gateway and Benedict’s advance.
  • 🤝 If St. Benedict’s draws next match: Gateway likely through; second spot open between Benedict’s and Patrick’s.
  • If St. Benedict’s loses: St. Patrick’s or St. Joseph’s could qualify by winning their remaining games.

The Group C showdown promises edge-of-the-seat drama as school football’s finest battle for survival in the Lifebuoy Ball Blaster 2025. Every point counts — and one mistake could end a dream run.

Stay tuned to Sri Lankan Sports TV for live coverage, photos, and exclusive post-match reactions from the players and coaches.

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