St. Joseph’s College cruised to their third successive win in the Under-19 Inter-Schools League Rugby Tournament when they demolished Zahira College by 47 points to five points in their match played at Havelock Park today (15).

Trinity College bounced back with a superb second half rally to beat St. Anthony’s College, Katugastota by 35 points (seven tries) to 10 points (one try, one conversion and one penalty) in their Inter-Schools Under-19 League Rugby Tournament match

Sri Lanka defeated Maldives 2-0 in their SAFF Women’s Football Championship opening match played at the Shahid Rangasala Stadium in Nepal today (15).

CR and FC number eight Omalka Gunaratne who was claimed to be unavailable for the Clifford Cup quarter-final by their management on Thursday, rose from the sickbed to boost them in the second half before Police Sports Club produced arguably their bes

CR and FC who are in a battle to save their season at this period of the year have been dealt a major blow with number eight Omalka Gunaratne set to miss the Clifford Cup Knock-Out Rugby Tournament opening match against Police Sports Club at the Race

It will be an exciting two days of cricket when the experienced Mahinda College team host the multi-skilled Richmond College team to the 114th Lovers Quarrel at the Galle International Cricket Stadium on Friday March 15.

The much anticipated Under 19 inter-school rugby encounter between S. Thomas’ College and Royal College played at Mount Lavinia today (11) was expected to be an exciting contest but turned out to be drab, as Royal huffed and puffed for a 17-10 win.

Isipathana College pulled off a fine 27 points (four tries, two conversions and one penalty) to 15 points (three tries) win over Trinity College in their Inter-Schools Under-19 League Rugby Tournament encounter worked off at Pallekele today (10).

Science College pulled off a splendid 19-8 victory over Zahira College in their Inter-Schools Under-19 League Rugby Tournament match worked off at Mount Lavinia yesterday (9).

Winning the toss on a flat batting wicket the home team, the Antonians, piled up a huge 298 for eight in their 102nd Battle of the Blues encounter against Trinity College which commenced at Katugastota today (8).

St Joseph’s College, Colombo continued their winning streak in the Under-19 Singer League 2019, when they outclassed St. Anthony’s College, Katugastota by 38 points (five tries, five conversions, one penalty) to five points (one try) win at the N

The end of the second day’s play of the 140th Battle of the Blues saw S. Thomas’ College guided by Kalana Perera and Umayanga Suwaris, taking the upper hand against traditional rivals Royal College, at the SSC ground.

Science College, Mount Lavinia and Zahira College will look to register their first victory this season when they clash in their Under-19 Inter-Schools League Rugby Tournament fixture at Mount Lavinia tomorrow (9).

Trinity College led by Pubudu Bandara will meet St. Anthony’s College led by Theeksha Gunasinghe in their 102nd Kandy ’Battle of the Blues’ encounter at Katugastota on March 8 and 9, 2019.

Theivendram Dinoshan hit a splendid 98 to rescue St. John’s College, Jaffna on day one of the 113th Battle of the North Big Match against Jaffna Central which commenced at the Central Grounds in Jaffna.

S. Thomas’ College left-arm paceman Kalana Perera ripped through the Royal College batting for just 158 runs in their first innings on day one of the 140th Battle of the Blues Big Match which began at the SSC Grounds in Maitland Place

The 140th ‘Battle of the Blues’ encounter will get underway today at the SSC grounds, with S. Thomas’ holding a slight edge over their traditional rivals Royal College.

Two of the oldest schools in the country will battle each other in their annual big match scheduled to be played over three days at the Jaffna Central Ground.

S. Thomas’ College would look to build on their opening day heroics against St. Peter’s College in what turned out to be an absolutely thrilling game of inter-school rugby on Thursday (February 28).

Nalanda College Skipper Lakshitha Rasanjana and Chamindu Wijesinhe shone on day two in their drawn 90th Battle of the Maroons Inter-School Big Match against the traditional rivals Ananda College which concluded at the SSC Grounds in Maitland Place ye

Havelock Sports Club were denied what could have been their first Dialog Inter-Club League Rugby title in nearly six years as the defending champions Kandy Sports Club held on to a 21 points (two tries, one conversion and three penalties) to 19 point

CR and FC edged-out their traditional-rivals CH and FC 38-33 in their Dialog Inter-Club League Rugby Tournament Super Round encounter worked off under lights at the Racecourse Grounds in Reid Avenue on Satrurday (2).

Trinity College began the new Inter-Schools rugby season with a hard-fought 22-11 victory over Zahira College in their Singer Under-19 Division One League Tournament Segment IIA fixture worked off at Maradana on Saturday.

Dineth Jayakody and Dilesh Perera helped St. Joseph’s College end day one in a strong position in their 85th Battle of the Saints Inter-School Big Match against the traditional rivals St. Peter’s College which began at the P. Sara Oval in Colombo

Navy Sports Club brought an end to their Dialog Inter-Club League Rugby Tournament campaign on a high note when they overpowered a lacklustre Air Force Sports Club unit by 41 points to 21 points in their Super Round fixture played at Welisara today (

A rousing game is on the cards when CR and FC take on the traditional rivals CH and FC in their Dialog Inter-Club League Rugby Tournament Super Round fixture at the Racecourse Grounds in Reid Avenue tomorrow (2). The kick-off is at 4.00 p.m.

Two of Sri Lanka’s leading Buddhist institutions Ananda College and Nalanda College, will come out again when they clash for the 90th time in the annual ‘Battle of the Maroons’ Big Match encounter for the Sujeewa Kamalsooriya Memorial Trophy to

St. Anthony’s College, Katugastota will be determined to avoid last season’s horror show in the Cup Championship, when they were relegated to the Plate segment.

Maliyadeva College, Kurunegala who were promoted to Division ‘A’ will be eager to survive in the top division during the course of this season, according to their head coach Ananda Kasthuriarachchi.

The Josephians having taken a 15-9 lead at the breather made up their points through a goal, two tries and a penalty against a try and three penalties scored by Science College.