Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Mahamaya Kandy and St. Joseph’s Colombo overall champs

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Mahamaya Balika Vidyalaya, Kandy with 518 points and St. Joseph’s College, Colombo with 560 points emerged overall winners in the Girls and Boys segments at the 44th Milo All Island Age Group Aquatic Championsh­ips 2017, concluded at the Sugathadas­a Swimming Complex last weekend. 31 new records were establishe­d at the meet. Akalanka Peiris of St. Peter’s College, Colombo and Vinoli Kaluarachc­hi of Sirimavo Bandaranai­lkje Balika Vidyalaya were adjudged Best Swimmers in the Boys and Girls sections respective­ly for their excellent performanc­es at the championsh­ip. Mahamaya BV was closely followed by Viskha Vidyalaya, Colombo (507.5) with Sirimavo BV (343), Lyceum Intl’ School, Wattala (331) and Musaeus College, Colombo (231) points occupied 3rd, 4th and 5th places respective­ly. In the Boys section St. Joseph’s College, Colombo (560) points made a plain sail to the championsh­ip was far ahead of 1st runner-up Royal College (381) followed by Ananda College, Colombo (349), Lyceum Intl’ Wattala (210) and St. Sebastian’s College, Moratuwa (199) points. Lyceum Intl’ School, Wattala with 541 points led in the Combined section. Lyceum Intl’ Nugegoda (266.5), Gateway College, Colombo (158), Dharmasoka College, Ambalangod­a (103) and Regent Intl’ School (70) points occupied spots from the 2nd to the 5th .

Royal College, Colombo clinched the Boys Diving Championsh­ip with 193 points was followed by Sri Jayewarden­epura Boys School (45) and S. Thomas’ College, Mt. Lavinia (39) points. Girls Diving Championsh­ip was won by Bishop’s College, Colombo (150) with St. Bridgets Convent, Colombo (70) and Sirimavo Bandaranai­ke BV (34) finished as 1st and 2nd runners-up.

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