- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Karate
It's a glamorous sunny day here at St. Anne's College and to make it even brighter, we have the news. Pruthivi Sri Vitharana clinched onto the podium by winning the bronze medal at the 2022 South Asian Karate Championship.
This will go down as one of the finest days on record in Annites sports. Take a bow, Pruthivi, you made both our College and the country proud!
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Sports and Extracurricular
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Chess
Annites are on a roll! Junior Annite Methoopa Dewnith will represent Sri Lanka at the 2022 Commonwealth Chess Championship.
Methoopa will play in the Under 10 Open category. Players from 8 Commonwealth nations are taking part in this tournament organized by the Chess Federation of Sri Lanka and will be held at the Citrus Waskaduwa Hotel, Kalutara.
What a big moment for little Methoopa! This came after we heard the other good news of our Pruthivi qualifying for the 6th South Asian Karate Championship, making this a jubilant coincidence for all Annites.
You won for the College. Now is the time to win for the country. We are all rooting for you.
Go Methoopa!
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Karate
A momentous occasion for this young Annite and the College as Pruthivi Sri Vitharana qualified to represent Sri Lanka at the 6th South Asian Karate Championship.
He will compete in the Kata age group 14-15. The contests will take place at Sugathadasa Indoor Stadium, Colombo, Sri Lanka on November 27 and 28 while the latter being the day Pruthivi has his matches.
His road to the 2022 South Asian Karate Championship journey concluded in a flourish at the National Karate Selection held towards the end of October this year at the Torrington Indoor Stadium, where he registered comprehensive wins in all three rounds he faced.
You made us all proud and it's your time to make the country proud. Go Pruthivi!
- Written by: Chinthaka Wijethunge
- Category: Karate
Pruthivi Sri Vitharana won the Gold Medal in Kata Under 16, while our Kata Under 20 team comprising Pruthivi Sri Vitharana, Gagana Thathsara Gallage and Shanuka Idumsara Alahakoon won the Bronze Medal.