Tuesday, March 29, 2011 | 5:11:00 PM

Unknown http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2011/03/33rd-battle-of-golds.html  

33rd Battle of the Golds


Yet another Victory, Congratulations to our Cricket Team..!!!!


St. Mary's College : 168/all out [1st innings]  | 116/6 [2nd innings] (Declared)
168 all out in 57.4 overs (Mohammed Malik 32, Malinda Gunaratne 32, Chathuranga Ranaweera 40, Sahan Opatha 12, Samadhi Dissanayake 3 for 52, Udara Tillakasiri 4 for 38, Asanga Balasuriya 3 for 23) and 116 for 6 decl, in 37.1 overs (Mohammed Malika 22, Malinda Gunaratne 68, Samadhi Dissanayake 6 for 40)

Kegalu Vidyalaya : 103/all out [1st innings]  | 4/1 [2nd innings] (Match ended due to bad weather/poor light conditions)
103 all out in 41.4 overs (Nimantha Ratnayake 11, Udara Tillakasiri 29, Malinda Gunaratne 5 for 42, Prince Jayakumar 4 for 27) and 3 for 1 in 0.3 overs (Malinda Gunaratne 1 for 3)

Best Batsman: Chathuranga Ranaweera (St. Mary’s College) Man of the Match: Malinda Gunaratne (St. Mary’s College), Best Bowler: Samadhi Dissanayake (Kegalu Vidyalaya)

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Friday, March 18, 2011 | 8:18:00 PM

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Battle of the Golds 2011


Big Match 2011...!!! SMC vs KMV
March 23 - Prefects match and Teachers match
March 26,27- Big match
April 1 - One day match


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St. Mary’s have advantage over Kegalu Vidyalaya
FRIDAY, 25 MARCH 2011 00:00
By – U.J. Jezeem - Kandy Sports Corr.
http://print.dailymirror.lk/sports/128-local/39230.html
Copyright © 2010 Wijeya Newspapers Ltd.

St. Mary’s College Kegalle should go out favourites to win the Sabaragamuwa’s “Battle of the Golds” against Kegalu Vidyalaya in their 33rd encounter to be played at the Kegalle Esplanade on March 26 and 27 (Saturday and Sunday). The Marians are enjoying their best ever season having secured no less than nine outright wins during the season and drawn the balance six games to remain unbeaten. Two of the matches were abandoned due to rain.

Kegalu Vidyalaya on the other hand have played 16 matches, winning one, losing two and drawing the rest.

St. Mary’s College will be led by fifth year coloursman, Malinda Gunaratne who has scored over 700 runs and his off spinners had proved to be deadly to their opponents capturing 91 wickets. He has been the mainstay of the side.

Christopher Denipitiya is the vice captain of the side who has scored over 600 runs and captured over 60 wickets.  Prince Jayakumar has been another top performer capturing 60 wickets and scoring over 400 runs.

Kegalu Vidyalaya will be led by sixth year coloursman Chaluka Weerasinghe who has scored over 650 runs and captured 15 wickets. Deputy skipper Udara Tillakasri has performed well with both bat and the ball scoring 675 runs and capturing 60 wickets with his spinners. Tharaka Somatillake has scored 550 runs and captured 25 wickets.

Though he Marians go out favourites, Kegalu Vidyalaya are determined to clinch their maiden victory, which they could have achieved four years ago when the match had to be abandoned when 10 runs away from victory with six wickets in hand before a crowd invasion.

St. Mary’s College lead the series with 3 wins against none by Kegalu Vidyalaya.

St. Mary’s College squad from Malinda Gunaratne (Captain), Christopher Denipitiya (Vice captain), Prince Jayakumar, Kevin Galdeniya, Madhawa Herath, Iraj Jayamanne, Jude Perera, Mohammed Malik, Shan Opatha, Chathuranga Ranaweera, Chamika Karunaratne, Prageeth Edirisinghe, Chamika Senaratne, Akalanka Madusanka,

(Coach S. Ekanayake, MIC- Prabath Sundarapperuma)

St. Mary’s College lead the series with 3 wins against none by Kegalu Vidyalaya.

Kegalu Vidyalaya squad from Chaluka Weerasinghe, Kalpa Bandaranayake, K.C. Ranasinghe, Asanka Balasuriya, Tharaka Somatillake, Tharindu Somaratne, Samadhi Dassanayake, Wimanha Ratnayake, D.R.D.B. Dissanayake, B.M.L.S. Perera, P.V.V. Withanage, A.S. Wijesinghe, F.S. Chamara, Ruwan Jayasuriya, H.R.I. Dananjaya, L.P.L.S. Pathirana, I.D. Pathirana (Coach M. Shukri, MIC S. Indrajith)

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Monday, February 28, 2011 | 4:05:00 PM

Shanika Rathnayake http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2011/02/congrats-to-our-cricket-team.html  

Congrats to our cricket team...!!!!

Congrats to our cricket team...!!!!
"St Mary’s College, Kegalle scored a first innings win over St Anne’s College, Kurunegala in their schools Under-19 cricket tournament match concluded at Kurunegala yesterday."

Highlight of the match was a fine double of 60 and 43 a match-bag of 7 for 90 by St Mary’s College skipper Malinda Gunaratne. Malinda Gunaratne who is an off-spinner has now captured 81 wickets for the season and also scored 650 runs during the season. St Anne’s College who made 173 in the second innings set their opponents a victory target of 150 in 9 overs and they made 73 for 3.

St Anne’s College: 177 and 173 all out in 59.3 overs (M Udagedara 46, M Perera 40, C Perera 27, M Afsal 25, Malinda Gunaratne 4 for 30, Christopher Denipitiya 3 for 37, Prince Jayakumara 3 for 78).

St Mary’s College:(97 for 4 overnight continued) 193 all out in 54 overs (Malinda Gunaratne 60, Eraj Jayamanne 21, Chathuranga Ranaweera 24 n.o, Sahan Opatha 13, M Afsal 3 for 30) and 73 for 3 in 9 overs (Malinda Gunaratne 43, Kevin Galdeniya 13, C Denipitiya 12, C Perera 2 for 31).


(c) Daily News /S M Jiffrey Abdeen, - Kandy Sports Correspondent
Ref: http://www.dailynews.lk/2011/02/28/news16.asp

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Saturday, February 26, 2011 | 9:15:00 PM

Unknown http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2011/02/superb-win-by-marians_26.html  

Superb win by Marians


S M Jiffry ABDEEN - Kandy Sports Correspondent
Ref: http://www.dailynews.lk/2011/02/16/spo03.asp

St Mary’s College, Kegalle, set a victory target of 197 in 25 overs, accepted the challenge boldly and threw caution to winds to reach their target with just three balls to spare to register their fifth outright victory when they registered a five wicket win over St Thomas’ College, Matale in their school’s under 19 cricket tournament match concluded at Matale yesterday.

This was Marians fourth outright in the tournament games.
The Marians scored at almost at eight runs per over in their run chase. Architects of their win were Christopher Denipitiya 52 not out (3 sixes, 4 fours, 42 balls), Malinda Gunaratne 47 (4 sixes, 1 four), Kevin Galdeniya 43 (8 fours, 24 balls).
For the Thomians S N Wijetunga made 81 with 6 sixes and 4 fours which helped them to declare at 243 for 8 and set a daunting task which the Marians achieved racing against the clock.

The scores:
St Thomas’ College, Matale 157 all out in 44.5 overs (N G Madushanka 54, V Wijebandara 37, M Wijetunga 13, V Kumarasinghe 13, Kevin Galdeniya 4 for 15, Christopher Denipitiya 2 for 43) and 243 for 8 declared in 54.2 overs (S N Wijetunga 81, K Wijewansa 47, J Kennedy 21, C Kumarasinghe 14, C D Madusanka 56, Malinda Gunaratne 3 for 56, Kevin Galdeniya 2 for 43, Christopher Denipitiya 2 for 46).

St Mary’s College, Kegalle 205 all out in 55.4 overs (Chathuranga Ranaweera 56, Malinda Gunaratne 40, Eraj Jayamanne 26, Christopher Denipitiya 26, Jude Perera 15, C Karunaratne 11, L D Madushanka 4 for 53, L L Adikarinayake 2 for 35, N Kumarasiri 2 for 10) and 197 for 5 in 24.3 overs (Malinda Gunaratne 47, Christopher Denipitiya 52 n.o., Kevin Galdeniya 43, M Malik 17, Chathuranga Ranaweera 22, L Adikarinayake 2 for 45).

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Thursday, February 18, 2010 | 6:58:00 PM

St. Mary's College Kegalle Blog http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2010/02/battle-of-golds-2010.html  

Battle of the Golds - 2010

March 5, 6 
on Kegalle public ground


A Sparkling First innings VICTORY from M-A-R-I-A-N-S


What an Excellent batting display from our guys. Great attacking inning from Star batsman - Malinda Gunarathne for his 95 & Christopher Denipitiya's SIXES were flied away from the ground. We are keeping our UNBEATEN record, since the first BATTLE OF THE GOLDS.

Proud to be a MARIAN
Score Card


KMV - 1st Inning
251/8 (dec.)
Roshan Weerasinghe - 113
Chaluka Weerasinghe - 30

SMC - 1st Inning
253/8 (dec.)
Malinda Gunarathne - 95
Kalpa Sriyarathne - 49

KMV 2nd Inning
13/0 (End of the match)


With Ref: Facebook fan page 

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Saturday, December 12, 2009 | 7:26:00 PM

Unknown http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2009/12/our-deepest-sympathy-romesh-asiri.html  

Our deepest sympathy, Romesh Asiri Silva,Commonwealth Games silver medalist weightlifter

Commonwealth Games silver medalist weightlifter Romesh Asiri Silva died yesterday (Dec. 07) after an illness. The 20-year-old had been ailing for some days, and a postmortem examination at Kegalle Hospital will determine the cause of death. Romesh won silver in the over 105 kg (junior) category at the 2009 
Commonwealth Games in Malaysia.









Till fate decreed otherwise
By Dayawansa Withanachchi - From Nation.lk
http://www.nation.lk/2009/12/13/sports5.htm

A boy from St. Mary’s College, Kegalle, Ramesh Asiri Jayachandra de Silva, got through his A/L exam and was studying for the Institute of Chartered Accountants, intermediate level. He had an inborn talent for sports and along with his studies; he took to athletics at the age of 14.
At the age of 17 years he switched to weightlifting and right from the start he had shown great aptitude for the sport. Fortunately Badra Pushparanjanie, Sports Officer Kegalle District Training Centre, recognised his passion and enthusiasm for weightlifting and made arrangements for RN Wickramasinghe of the Sports Ministry to come once a week to Kegalle and train him according to a scientific schedule with the proper guidance.
This combination proved to be a fruitful one and Asiri, within a very short time, developed high levels of skill and showed great promise. From the year 2006 onwards he started to enjoy startling successes at the sport but still continued to be the same simple boy not allowing fame to affect his humble nature. He never uttered a word about his achievements but painstakingly continued his rigorous training. If only the iron wheels he lifted could speak, they would testify to the agony his body underwent and the anguish in his mind with every snatch and lift as he relentlessly strived for excellence.
Finally he experienced the ecstasy when he had his hour of glory at the Junior Commonwealth Games in February this year in Malaysia. Asiri won the silver medal in the over 105kg weight category with a lift of 255kgs. It was fitting reward indeed for this poor 20-year-old rural youth who worked so hard for fame.
On his return to Sri Lanka, Asiri did not rest on his laurels but returned to his weightlifting routine. Early this month he was at Reid Avenue training with the South Asian Games (SAG) pool where the Sports Ministry provided food and lodging facilities.

All of a sudden he had complained that he was having fever. As he was attached to the Sri Lanka Navy voluntary force an officer swiftly responded and had him admitted to the Hospital. Then, instead of undergoing proper treatment, he got discharged from the hospital against medical advice and returned home to Kegalle. He had thereafter seen a doctor and after a blood test the doctor has said the report was normal. That night his condition had taken a turn for the worse and he was admitted to the Kegalle National Hospital.
He spent three days at Kegalle Hospital but sadly his mentor Badra said, “No one informed me of his serious condition. His coach, Wickramasinghe phoned me and said that necessary action must be taken immediately. I spoke to a few friends of his and they said that as his condition was normal they didn’t want to inform me. Somehow one of his friends had visited him and informed that Asiri was in a critical condition and a few hours later I came to know that he had breathed his last at the hospital.”
His coach Wickremasinghe had predicted that at the forthcoming SAG, a Gold medal was a certainty for Asiri. But this was not to be. The cruel hand of fate decreed otherwise.

Asiri’s achievements
l 2006 − U-17 over 94kgs Championship, lifted 170 kgs
l 2006 − Over 105kgs at Junior National Weightlifting Championship
l 2007 − Over 105kgs at Sri Lanka Amateur Weightlifting C’ship won first place, lifted 185 kgs
l 2007 − Over 105kgs at weightlifting intermediate level C’ship won 1st place, lifted 195 kgs
l 2007 − At 33rd National Sports Meet organised by Sports Ministry, Over 105kgs won third place, lifted 211kgs
l 2007 − Over 105kgs at National Weightlifting C’ship won 2nd place, lifted 231kgs
l 2007 − Over 105kgs at South Asian Power Building contest in Chennai, India won the South Asian C’ship, lifted 225kgs
l 2008 − Over 105kgs at Junior National Weighlifting won 1st place, lifted 240kgs
l 2008 − Over 105kgs at National Weightlifting C’ship won 3rd place, lifted 238kgs
l 2009 − Open weight category at 35th Grand National Sports Festival at Polonnaruwa won 2nd place, lifted 251kgs
l 2009 − Over 105kgs at Junior Commonwealth Games in Malaysia won Silver Medal, lifted 255kgs.

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Thursday, April 2, 2009 | 11:05:00 AM

St. Mary's College Kegalle Blog http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2009/04/16th-one-day-encounter.html  

16th One Day Encounter

St.Mary's College Vs Kegalu Vidyalaya
on 3rd April 2009
At Kegalle Esplanade

The Chief Guest will be
Mr.Chandana Alahakoon
(Superintend of Police-1, Kegalle)

and the Special Participation of
Mr.K.P.Francis
(International Cricket Umpire)

And
Mr.Herath P Kularathne
(Secretary - Chief Ministry Sabaragamuwa Province)
As the Guest of Honor

We invite all Cricket lovers to be present there.

SCORES###############
SMC: 248 (49 Overs)
KMV: 65/5 (17 Overs)

Event was disturbed by rainy conditions

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009 | 11:27:00 AM

St. Mary's College Kegalle Blog http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2009/03/past-cricketer-nite-2009.html  

Past Cricketer NITE 2009

On 11th April 6.00pm onwards
At Heshani Hotel Kegalle

For more info contact
0757718288
0352222186 (Subashitha)
0774022601 (Denis)
0352265200 (Manjula)

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Wednesday, March 18, 2009 | 6:43:00 PM

St. Mary's College Kegalle Blog http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2009/03/big-match-2009.html  

31st BATTLE OF THE GOLD (Big Match 2009)



2009 Big match was held on 19th and 20th March 2009 at public ground kegalle with Kagalu Vidyalians. Our international sports star Tharanga Paranavithana also attended the match.

The match was decided DRAW by judges



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Tuesday, March 17, 2009 | 5:41:00 PM

St. Mary's College Kegalle Blog http://smckegalle.blogspot.com/2009/03/tharanga-paranavithana-welcome-ceremony.html  

Tharanga Paranavithana Welcome ceremony



Tharanga Paranavithana Welcome ceremony was held on 16th March 2009. On the same day the college website was launched. Principal and deputy principals of SMC and neigbouring schools attended the event.


Photos are available on SMC Online photo album at http://picasaweb.google.com/smckegalle
--
Kusal Dissanayake

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