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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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Sri Lanka Schools National Championship 2024: Super Eight Round Standings & Upcoming Matches Preview

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The Super Eight Round of the Sri Lanka Schools National Championship 2024 – Under 20 Division 1 Boys Football Tournament has been intense, with teams battling for a spot in the next stage.

Current Standings (After 8 Matches)

Group A

1. St. Joseph’s College – 4 points (1W, 1D, 0L) | Goals: 5-1

2. Alighar National School – 4 points (1W, 1D, 0L) | Goals: 4-1

3. Darussalam College – 3 points (1W, 0D, 1L) | Goals: 7-4

4. Kalutara Muslim Central College – 0 points (0W, 0D, 2L) | Goals: 0-10

Group B

1. Zahira College Colombo – 6 points (2W, 0D, 0L) | Goals: 7-0

2. Hameed Al Husseine College – 6 points (2W, 0D, 0L) | Goals: 5-0

3. Al Falah College Negombo – 0 points (0W, 0D, 2L) | Goals: 0-4

4. St. Patrick’s College Jaffna – 0 points (0W, 0D, 2L) | Goals: 0-8

Key Highlights So Far

• Zahira College Colombo and Hameed Al Husseine College remain unbeaten in Group B.

• St. Joseph’s College and Alighar National School are leading Group A but are closely followed by Darussalam College, making the race for the semifinals highly competitive.

• Kalutara Muslim Central College and St. Patrick’s College Jaffna are yet to score points and are struggling in their respective groups.

Upcoming Matches & Their Impact

• St. Joseph’s College vs. Alighar National School (MD-5): A potential group-decider as both teams are tied on points.

• Darussalam College vs. Kalutara Muslim Central College (MD-5): Darussalam has a chance to secure a semifinal spot with a win.

• Zahira College vs. Hameed Al Husseine College (MD-6): The top two teams in Group B will clash in a high-stakes match that could determine the group winner.

• Al Falah College vs. St. Patrick’s College (MD-6): A crucial battle for survival in Group B.

With four more matches remaining, every point counts, and teams will be looking to secure their places in the knockout stage. Stay tuned for more updates!

Follow us for match reports, results, and exclusive insights on the Sri Lanka Schools Football Championship 2025. 

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Sri Lanka Masters Set for International Masters League T20 2025 Challenge

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Sri Lanka Masters, led by legendary wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara, are all set to compete in the much-anticipated International Masters League T20 2025. The tournament, featuring cricketing greats from six nations, will kick off on February 22 and conclude with the final on March 16 in Raipur, India.

Sri Lanka Masters’ Fixtures

The team will begin their campaign against India Masters on February 22 at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai. They will then take on South Africa Masters on February 26, followed by a high-voltage clash against Australia Masters on February 28. Their group stage will continue with matches against West Indies Masters on March 6 and England Masters on March 10 before the semi-finals on March 13 and 14.

Squad Overview

The Sri Lanka Masters squad boasts a mix of experience and all-round talent. With Sangakkara leading from the front, the team includes seasoned campaigners such as Romesh Kaluwitharana, Upul Tharanga, and Lahiru Thirimanne. The bowling attack will be spearheaded by Nuwan Pradeep, Suranga Lakmal, and Isuru Udana, while all-rounders like Seekkuge Prasanna, Jeevan Mendis, and Chaturanga de Silva provide balance to the squad.

Expectations & Key Players to Watch

With a strong batting unit led by Sangakkara and Tharanga, Sri Lanka Masters will look to dominate in the powerplay and set up big totals. The bowling attack, featuring Pradeep and Lakmal, will be crucial in restricting opposition teams. All-rounders like Prasanna and Mendis could play a pivotal role in tight situations.

As the tournament unfolds, Sri Lanka Masters will aim to make a strong statement and challenge for the coveted title. With cricketing legends returning to the field, fans can expect thrilling encounters and moments of brilliance from the island nation’s seasoned stars.

Stay tuned to Sri Lankan Sports TV for exclusive updates and match analysis from the International Masters League T20 2025!

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Super 8 Round Begins with Exciting Matches Amid Media Coverage Concerns

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The Super 8 round of the Sri Lanka Schools Football Championship 2025 kicked off at Kelaniya Football Grounds, featuring dominant performances and intense competition. However, despite Sri Lankan Sports TV officially requesting media coverage access, the organizers failed to respond, raising concerns regarding transparency and event management.

Matchday 1 (14th February 2025)

🔹 St. Joseph’s College 4-0 Darussalam College
St. Joseph’s College started strong with a commanding 4-0 victory over Darussalam College. R. Bright stole the show with an impressive hat-trick, leading his team to an emphatic win.

🔹 Alighar National School 3-0 Kalutara Muslim Central College (Walkover)
Kalutara Muslim Central College was unable to participate due to unforeseen circumstances, resulting in a 3-0 walkover victory for Alighar National School.

Matchday 2 (15th February 2025)

🔹 Hameed Al Husseinie College 1-0 Al Falah College
A closely contested match saw Hameed Al Husseinie College secure a 1-0 win against Al Falah College, demonstrating solid defense and tactical play.

🔹 Zahira College 4-0 St. Patrick’s College
Zahira College put on a dominant display, winning 4-0 against St. Patrick’s College. Their attacking force looked sharp, sending a strong statement for the upcoming matches.

Media Coverage Dispute

Despite Sri Lankan Sports TV’s formal request to live stream the matches, the organizers refused to provide access, citing the need for approval from FFSL. However, the legal rights for the tournament remain with Sri Lankan Sports TV, making this an unfortunate situation for fans and stakeholders eager for wider coverage.

Stay tuned for further updates on Sri Lankan Sports TV.

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