- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Karate
As the 2023 (2024) Senior Schools Karate Championship is currently underway, it's a good time to reflect on the achievements of our junior athletes in the previously held 2023 Junior Schools Karate Championship, where our junior players achieved the Runner-up position by securing a total of 11 medals including 4 Gold, 3 Silver, and 4 Bronze.
Here's the breakdown of the medals:
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Sports and Extracurricular
Chamath Samarapala was awarded Runner-up for News Editing at the Ninnada '23 Competition, organized by the Media Circle of D. S. Senanayake College in conjunction with their Media Day.
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Karate
Article Updated on: 28 February 2024
In the ongoing 2023 (2024) Sri Lanka Schools Senior Karate Championship, athletes from St. Anne's College secured notable gains at the end of Phase 1, registering 1 Gold Medal, 2 Silver Medals, and 1 Bronze Medal.
Medal List:
- Gold: Shanuka Alahakoon (6, 5, 4 kyu Kata)
- Silver: Pruthivi Vitharana (Black Kata)
- Silver: Gagana Gallage (3, 2, 1 kyu Kata)
- Bronze: Kata Team
The team event comprised the same trio, with all competitions held within the Under 18 age category. The tournament was organized by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Schools Karate-Do Association.
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Chess
St. Anne's College Under-13 Chess team claimed the Second Runner-up in the 2023 (2024) Team Chess Championship Division B Tournament organized by the Sri Lanka Schools Chess Association.
Our players garnered 4 wins and 1 draw, earning a total of 9 Match Points and 22.5 Game Points.
Chess teams from 36 schools across the island took part in this competition.
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Cricket
Annites' Legends won the 2024 Legend Trophy defeating Devans' Legends in the final which took place at the Welagedara Stadium today (January 27).
Old Boys from St. Anne's College, Maliyadeva College, Sir John Kothalawala College, and Maliyadeva Model School participated in this competition. The game was played in a 10-overs-per-side format.