Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

RCHC emerge joint champions in CHA 9-a-side hockey tournament

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Royal College Hockey Club ( RCHC) emerged ‘ B’ Division champions in the 9- a- side Hockey Tournament 2018 organised by Colombo Hockey Associatio­n (CHA). The tournament was worked out at CH&FC ground recently.

RCHC, sponsored by IT giant KBSL and coached by former national coach Rohan Dissanayak­e, started the tournament with a 0-1 defeat against CH&FC ‘B’ team, but recovered with a lucky victory against Old D. S. Senanayake College team via a toss after two-time single series penalty strokes following three-penalty series ended in a draw.

Later they won against Old Joseph by 2-0 with Falul Hallaj and Pasindu Charaka scoring a goal each before beating the defending champions Old Bens by 2-0 with Tanweer Hallaj sounding the board twice.

In the semi-final, RCHC outclassed the Malays team, which played with some top class hockey players contracted from Matale, by 3- 0. Falul Hallaj, Tanweer Hallaj, and Pasindu Charaka scored a goal each for the team comprising only players produced by Royal College.

In the final, they met Old Anandians, who won the semi-final against CH&FC ‘B’ by 3-1 in penalty stroke following a 0-0 draw.

When the first half of the final dominated by RCHC ended with a 0- 0, the organiser was forced to declare the both finalists as joint champions after the finalist Old Anandians complained of bad weather.

The team was led by Lasitha Manchanaya­ke ( John Keells Holdings) with Shahid Kuthubdeen (MAS Holdings), a junior national player as his deputy. RCHC became runners up in the CHA knock out tournament earlier this year.

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 ??  ?? Seated from left: Shahid Kuthubdeen (Vice Captain), Rohan Dissanayak­e (Coach), Lasitha Manchanaya­ke (Captain), Shihar Aneez (Manager), Aloka AmarasiriS­tanding from left: Pasindu Charaka, Hallaj Falul, Dilan Kavinda, Nelaka Wedagama, Janath Wijeratne, Thanvir Hallaj, Ashen Peiris, Malith Abeysunder­a, Praveen Buddhika
Seated from left: Shahid Kuthubdeen (Vice Captain), Rohan Dissanayak­e (Coach), Lasitha Manchanaya­ke (Captain), Shihar Aneez (Manager), Aloka AmarasiriS­tanding from left: Pasindu Charaka, Hallaj Falul, Dilan Kavinda, Nelaka Wedagama, Janath Wijeratne, Thanvir Hallaj, Ashen Peiris, Malith Abeysunder­a, Praveen Buddhika

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