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Complete results of the first stage of the Speed Championship

Formula Mclarens 1300 cc (Race 1)1. Tharindu Gamage2. Chandima Gunaratne3. Andrew ChoksyMaclarens Alto K-101. Praveen Madugalla2. Yaanik Lawrence3. Viren BotejueSLN Cars Up to 1000 cc1. Dammika Peiris2. Rohan de Silva3. Tharindu LokugeFord Laser Up to 1300 cc1. Susantha Gunawardane2. Romesh Gunawardane3. Prassanna de AlwisMini 7- 1000 cc1. Ravikumar Thanush2. Dilan Perera3. Namal Silva

Formula Ford 1600 cc – Post 851. Ashan Silva2. Dinesh Jayawardena3. Shafraz Junaid

Formula Ford 1600 cc – Pre 851. S.A.Harsha2. Kaushal Samarasinghe

3. Waruna Ranatunga

SLH Cars up to 1600 cc1. Dilan Senevirathne2. Pasindu Peiris3. Dinesh Jayawardana

SL-H Cars Up to 1500 cc1. Sajaad Zuahair2. Rizvi Farouk3. Rohan de Silva

Formula Mclarens 1300 cc (Race 2)1. Clement Senaratne2. Zaakir Wahab3. Chandima Gunaratne

SL-GT Cars Upto 3500 cc1. Dinesh Deheragoda2. Pasindu Peiris3. Darin Weerasinghe

Motor Cycle Group ‘o’ Yamaha One Make Series (FZ 153 CC)

1. Prasad Ranaweera2. Threema Darshana3. Himaru Hettiarachchi

Motor Cycle Group ‘o’ Standard Upto 125 C.C. (2 Stroke)

1. Chathura Madusanka2. Chamara Weerasinghe

3. A.R.Kumara

Motor Cycle Group ‘SM’ Super Motard Upto 250 C.C. 4 Stroke

1. Uhan Rajith Silva2. Udesh Wedisinghe3. Ushan Perera

Motor Cycle Group ‘o’ Standard Upto 125 C.C. (4 Stroke Single Cylinder)

1. Jaden Gunawardena2. Aaron Gunawardena3. Chathura madusanka

Motor Cycle Group ‘0’ Standard upto 250 C.C. (4 Stroke)1. Ned Daniel2. Sheron Fernando3. Maduranga Caldera

Motor Cycle Group ‘SM’ Standard upto 450 C.C.1. Ushan Perera2. Indika Jayasooriya3. Udesh Wedisinghe

Motor Cycle Group ‘R’ Rasing And Modified upto 125 C.C.

1. Prabath Peiris2. Udesh Chathuranga3. Tyron Adrian

Trinity College recog-nized all their top sports-men at the prize giving, which was held last week-end under the patronage of I.M. Imam, Supreme Court Judge with 32 years experience in the Judiciary commencing his career as a career Judge, a distinguished old boy who won the gold medal at Junior school.

At this prize giving cer-emony, Principal Brig. Udaya Ariyaratne, a man with a vision, in his speech commended the boys’ academic and non-academic achievements. “in the sports arena, my students demonstrated there prowess with cour-age and determination. Where they were overall champions in the under-17 and 19 categories in Weightlifting, at the Sri Lanka National School Games.

At the inter-schools national power lifting championship, emerged champions and in the Trinity - St. Thomas’ foot-ball game, we emerged as winners. The team also made a tour to South India and won the three games they played” he added.

“Swimming brought us fame once again, the bas-

ketball team emerged as champions in the Central Province tournament.

The under-10 badmin-ton team won the all-island championship. In hockey, two of our players represented the country in a tournament held in Singapore.”

“We won the gold medal and the Champion Boxer Challenge trophy in the senior Age group category at the Sri Lank National School Games. It was after 29 years that the school won a champi-onship in boxing.”

“We were also able to produce the youngest ever chess champion, at the age of 16 and a stu-dent of Grade two repre-sented the Sri Lanka at the seventh Asian Schools Chess Championships held in India.

In athletics, we won the first place in the 100 meters under-16 hurdles at the National School Games. The under-16 relay team won the first place in 4 x 400 meters at

the All Island Youth Red Cross Meet. We emerged as the Kandy District Kids and Junior Athletics champions.”

In Gymnastic, seven students won the Gold’s in the level one and two test and two students won silver. He said it was a tremendous year of suc-cess of Trinity cricketers, the seniors set a new Sri Lanka schools cricket record by winning eight games in a row, and they were also the all-island champions, and also won the T20 championship and was placed number two in the 50 over tourna-ment with the captain being adjudged as the best school captain.

After lapse of a few years, the rugby team dominated the game, Trinity were the under-15 all island runner-up.

The senior team won the Bradby after two years and the Presidents Trophy after 18 long years. Three of them rep-resented the country at

the Commonwealth rugby tournament, and eight players played for the Sri Lanka Youth team at the Hong Kong tournament.

He hanked the Vice Principal, to all teachers in charge of sports coach-es, school clubs and socie-ties for their untiring efforts and dedication during the year, not for-getting the old boys asso-ciation and individuals for their commitment. He had a special word for the Lord Bishop of Kuruna-gala, Board of Governors, for their continuous guid-ance and also did not for-get the support given by the Parent-Teacher asso-ciation for their contribu-tion, academic adminis-tration and support staff.

On this day the schools highest award “The Ryde Gold Medal” was award-ed to all-rounder and Cricketer Akila Jayasundara. Akila was also presented the best sportsman of the year award.

He led the Trinitians in

2011 from the front to win eight matches in a row and helped to end the season with ten outright wins, and emerged as the schools league champion and T/20 champions and runner-up in the limited over tournament, which earned him the best Cap-tains award for 2011.

The Ryde Gold medal, in an honor of the previ-ous principal, was first presented in 1908 by the Colombo Branch of the Old Boy’s association which has continued to be presented ever since.

The others who were rewarded were,

Cricket: Under 17 - best batsman B. Palhi-wadana, bowler L. Jayas-inghe, fielder L. Dassan-ayke and the best all-rounder R. Jayatunga. Senior teams: Batting - D.P. Niroshan Dickwella, Bowling - A.A.Anas, Fielding - Akila Jayauns-dara, Best All-Rounder J K. Premasinghe, Cricket-

er of the year Akila Jayasundara, Special award for representing Sri Lanka under-19 team – D.P.N. Dickwella and H.D. Wanniarachchi

Basketball: Most outstanding play-

er – T.G.Dharmasena,

Hockey: M. Hakeem ShahBoxing: N. Pellpola and

G.Lusanth,

Tennis Tennis: H.E. Fernando.Rugby: Best Ruggerite

of the year - K.H.B.Senaviratne, Most improved player over the season W.R.N.Alwis, Spe-cial award for represent-ing the Sri Lanka youth team at the Common-wealth Games - K.H.B.Seneviratne. W.R N.Alwis, W.S.S. Somasi-ri. Special award for rep-resenting Sri Lanka under-19 team in Hong Kong tournament - A.M. Ramzeen, S.I. Perera, T.C.H. Galappathithige,

S.V.B.Unamboove, M. Sashan, D. Kalniyan-godagamage, W.S.S. Somasiri, W.R.N.Alwis.

Athletics: Special award - M.H.

Saleemdeen. R.M.G.K.D. R a t n a y a k e , B . A .C . D . F e r n a n d o , S . N . L i y a n a g e , D.Ratnayke, I.M. Isaf, S.G. Gunatilake, Best per-formance in the track events - D.K.Thurupana.

Weight-lifting: Special award K.

Seneviratne, K.D. Bandara, A. Karunaratne, U. Samarasekara, L. Giri-yagama. M. Hanier

Badmintion: Best player of the year

C.S. Amarasinghe

Swimming: L.O. Senaratne,

N.Diyakelinawela, D. Karunaratne, S. de Silva, L.P. Navartne, I. Aturap-ane, T.Edirisuiya, Special award - C.M.N. Hulanga-muwe.

Special award: CIMA - Spell Master

season II - 2011 N.M.Farook, Chess spe-cial award - W.C.C.Perera, M.D.Y.N. Lamawansa. Scrabble: Most versatile player - T.D.Karunaratne.

Cadetting: Best Drill – L/Cpl. A.

M. R.K.Athapattu, Best in PT - E.A. Jayaisnghe, Best Athlete Cdt. J.Anderson, Best All-round Cadet Sgt. L.C.D.Mendis, Highest Ranking – cadet - CSM – F.N.Z

S m a r a w i c k r e m a . Cadet Band:

Best in Music Cpl. P.R.P. Smarakoon, best all-round cadet – Sgt. S.U. Ratnathuga, Best Drill L/Cpl C.M.U Jayasinghe, Best Athlete L/Cpl L. Abeyartne,

Scouts: Presidents award –

S . K . G a l a g o d a , S.M.D.S.Senaviratne, D.M. Madushanka, T.D. B a n d a r a n a y a k e , A.T.Hibshy, G.B. Wal-isundara, Most Enthusi-astic Scout of the year 2011 – S.M.N.S

The outstanding sports team 2011 – Cricket

The most enthusiastic team 2011 – Rugby

Trinity recognize their top sportsmen

Cars in line for the start of inaugural McLarens Alto K10 event

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Prasad ranaweera extends the lead in the Motor Cycle Group ‘O’ Yamaha One Make Series (fz 153 CC) event while closing towards the victory, followed by third placed Prasanna de Alwis

Uhan rajith Silva celebrates after winning the Motor Cycle Group ‘SM’ Super Motard Upto 250 C.C. 4 Stroke event.

The two young brothers, Jaden and Aaron Gunawarde-na of Team EzY in close battle in the Standard Upto 125 C.C event, cruising towards the victory.

Ashan Silva winning the formula ford 1600 cc – Post 85 event

Dilan Senevirathne proudly celebrating the victory in the SLH Cars up to 1600 cc event.

Act ion at Pannala

Pictures by ranjith Asanka