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12Th Annual Sri Lanka Schools Novices Champs - 2/21/2019 to 2/24/2019 Results - Day 3 Session - 23Rd February Aqua Splash Swim School HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 7:16 PM 2/23/2019 Page 1 12th Annual Sri Lanka Schools Novices Champs - 2/21/2019 to 2/24/2019 Results - Day 3 Session - 23rd February Event 31 Boys Under 10 50 LC Meter Freestyle Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time 1 M Haathim Asif 9 St Peter's College Colombo 34.50 34.20 2 D K A Ranepura 9 Sumedha College Gampaha 42.21 35.71 3 Dewvin Yaneth 9 Royal Institute 40.20 37.14 4 S M Boodhinayake 9 Richmond College Galle 34.55 37.20 5 Risindu Perera 9 St Peter's College Colombo 38.00 37.75 6 Tarek Bluck 9 British School In Colombo 40.06 37.97 7 D M Rathnathilaka 9 Lyceum International Kurunegal NT 38.74 8 Hesadu Dewmin 9 Nalanda College NT 38.76 *9 L M R Niwanka De Mel 9 Loyola College D. Kotuwa 37.02 38.93 *9 R M S T B Rathnayaka 9 Dharmaraja College Kandy 39.00 38.93 11 Sithun Jeewakarathna 9 Lyceum International School Nu 38.49 38.95 *12 M Y Vibodha Perera 9 Asoka Vidyalaya Colombo 39.00 38.98 *12 Sanuga Mendis 9 Lyceum Int. School Panadura 43.47 38.98 14 Sanula Bimsath 9 Asian Grammar School NT 39.14 15 M S Sulaiman 9 Royal College NT 39.91 16 Sinura Wijesinghe 9 St. Joseph's College 43.00 40.19 17 Rehan Jayasuroya 9 St. Joseph's College 41.00 40.24 18 Ometh Perera 9 Royal College NT 40.31 19 Namudu Thenuwara 9 St Sebastian College Moratuwa 39.00 40.32 20 Sanuka Fernando 9 Leeds Int. School Panadura 39.00 40.34 21 S I Bandara Niriella 9 D S Senanayake College NT 40.56 22 Umasha Pahan 9 Sri Dharmaloka College Kelaniy NT 40.60 *23 Roshadha Perera 9 St. Joseph's College 42.00 40.72 *23 A S Dinhas Perera 9 Sri Sumangala College Panadura 39.00 40.72 25 N Rukunayaka 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 40.94 26 Ethan Peter 9 St Peter's College Colombo 38.00 40.99 27 Sadaru Liyanage 9 Nalanda College NT 41.53 *28 Ipshitha Perera 9 Horaizon College International NT 41.56 *28 Rakindu Onal Kumarasuru 9 Jaya Presidents Primary Col NT 41.56 30 Dinura Egodawatta 9 Lyceum Int. School Gampaha 42.00 41.72 31 M Dilan Perera 9 Loyola College D. Kotuwa 42.00 42.40 32 M A Yoshitha Hirun 9 Loyola College D. Kotuwa 40.00 42.41 33 Joel Darshana 9 St. Joseph's College NT 42.44 34 Ramu Wickramadara 9 Gateway College Colombo NT 42.48 35 Gangul Udugamasuriya 9 Horaizon College International NT 42.91 36 P A S T Bandara 9 Trinity College, Kandy NT 43.07 37 Sahiru Gunawardana 9 Lyceum Int. School Gampaha 45.00 43.50 38 Tharuk Vithanage 9 Louvre International School NT 43.51 39 J C Mendis 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 43.52 40 Sihath Senula 9 Nalanda College NT 43.57 41 Tharuka Salgadu 9 Sri Sumangala College Panadura NT 43.69 42 M A Sandusha Vishal 9 Dharmasoka College Ambalangoda NT 43.70 43 Jayden Samuel 9 British School In Colombo 50.20 43.81 44 S M Rifdhi 9 Lyceum Int. School Wattala 51.00 43.96 45 P G N V H Nanayakkara 9 St. Aloysius College Galle NT 44.09 46 A Rao 9 Wesley College 46.00 44.12 *47 T K Ilangasinghe 9 Sri Chandananda Buddhist C. 42.00 44.36 *47 Danila Perera 9 Gateway College Colombo NT 44.36 49 Sashen Perera 9 Royal College NT 44.45 *50 Imeth Binuga 9 Ananda College NT 44.55 *50 M Sanseth Perera 9 D S Senanayake College NT 44.55 Aqua Splash Swim School HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 7:16 PM 2/23/2019 Page 2 12th Annual Sri Lanka Schools Novices Champs - 2/21/2019 to 2/24/2019 Results - Day 3 Session - 23rd February (Event 31 Boys Under 10 50 LC Meter Freestyle) Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time 52 A T P Anuhas 9 Sri Dharmaloka College Kelaniy NT 44.58 53 Garuka Weththasinghe 9 Ananda College NT 44.74 54 Harish Vaheeshwaran 9 St Peter's College Colombo 48.00 44.83 55 N Yensitha Gunasekara 9 Mahanama College 47.75 44.99 *56 B A D Dinsara 9 Ananda College NT 45.03 *56 K T P P Abeywardana 9 Ananda College NT 45.03 58 Sanvidu De Silva 9 St Peter's College Colombo 42.00 45.09 59 Kulan Perera 9 St Peter's College Colombo 41.00 45.10 60 K M Y Y Aaken 9 Mahanama College NT 45.16 61 S D Dissanayaka 9 Dharmaraja College Kandy 47.10 45.28 62 S Dhanawala Withana 9 Loyola College D. Kotuwa 44.00 45.33 63 S M C A Bandara 9 Dharmaraja College Kandy 48.49 45.36 64 Rehan Kathurusinghe 9 St. Joseph's College NT 45.41 65 . Uhan 9 Stafford Int. School 48.92 45.83 *66 Sandanu Perera 9 Sri Sumangala College Panadura 49.00 45.92 *66 Daham Marambe 9 Royal College NT 45.92 68 Nethuka Methsilu 9 Yoshida Shokanji Int. School 49.77 46.21 69 Akaine Bowaththa 9 St Peter's College Colombo 43.00 46.45 70 I Ismal 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 46.74 71 Mario Hirimuthugoda 9 St. Joseph's College NT 46.83 72 L H P Pushpawansa 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 46.92 *73 N Sanketh Balage 9 Sumedha College Gampaha NT 46.96 *73 Mohamed Zaid 9 Royal College NT 46.96 75 K Rajapakse 9 Wesley College 51.00 47.24 *76 Demitha Asirvad 9 Sri Sumangala College Panadura 49.00 47.56 *76 Vihan Perera 9 St. Joseph's College NT 47.56 *76 Nithum Niduwara 9 Holy Cross College NT 47.56 79 L S Balalle 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 47.74 80 A M V Nethan 9 Dharmasoka College Ambalangoda 45.00 47.81 81 Rashmika Akash Perera 9 Prince of Wales Moratuwa 39.00 47.86 82 C D Jayasinghe 9 Kingswood College Kandy NT 47.90 83 Malith Disanayake 9 Sri Sumangala College Panadura NT 47.94 84 K H G Saweendra 9 St. Aloysius College Galle NT 47.96 85 I D L Fernando 9 S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia NT 48.04 86 M H K Rashmika 9 Dharmasoka College Ambalangoda NT 48.09 87 G Thevin Aponsu 9 Louvre International School NT 48.10 88 N H S Bometh 9 D S Senanayake College NT 48.30 89 Ravin Panapitiya 9 British School In Colombo 44.53 48.33 90 Vonal Helith 9 Asian Grammar School NT 48.39 91 V D S Rashmintha 9 Loyola College D. Kotuwa NT 48.44 *92 Mohamed Danish 9 ST Matthews College NT 48.56 *92 Chenon Perera 8 St Peter's College Colombo 46.00 48.56 94 S Kaluarachchi 9 Wesley College 50.00 48.61 95 Y I S Cassim 9 Colombo International School 48.00 48.72 96 K H D Peiris 9 Kingswood College Kandy NT 48.74 97 Ometh Minthula 9 Thurstan College NT 48.86 98 O Rathugamage 9 Wesley College 54.00 48.89 99 Duleena Dinsara 8 Prince of Wales Moratuwa 41.00 48.90 100 Nethum Dissanayake 9 Holy Cross College NT 48.95 101 Sanila Jayakody 9 St. Joseph's College NT 49.29 102 Tashin Muthsanda 9 Lyceum Int. School Panadura 51.13 49.34 103 S Suriyampola 9 Dharmaraja College Kandy 57.00 49.45 Aqua Splash Swim School HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 5.0 - 7:16 PM 2/23/2019 Page 3 12th Annual Sri Lanka Schools Novices Champs - 2/21/2019 to 2/24/2019 Results - Day 3 Session - 23rd February (Event 31 Boys Under 10 50 LC Meter Freestyle) Name Age Team Seed Time Finals Time 104 Shadil Rathnagoda 9 Louvre International School NT 49.48 105 Hiruka Samarasinghe 9 Colombo International School 51.03 49.49 106 Amrit Samarasinghe 9 Colombo International School 49.29 49.52 107 W H J J Hewage 9 St. Anthony's College Kandy NT 49.80 108 Kenzo Hewawitharana 9 Louvre International School NT 49.89 *109 Omika Ranudaya 9 Ananda College NT 49.96 *109 Seth Udumalagala 9 Wesley College 52.00 49.96 111 Luqmaan Ishran 9 Lyceum Int. School Wattala NT 50.45 112 Nikith Fernando 9 St. Joseph's College NT 50.50 113 Kushil Kalansuriya 9 Horaizon College International NT 50.56 114 J M H M Jayasindara 9 Dharmaraja College Kandy 46.14 50.85 115 Nimsith Yehen 9 Gateway College Dehiwala NT 50.95 116 Pawan Rathnayaka 9 Trinity College, Kandy NT 51.15 117 O Udan Premawansa 9 Sumedha College Gampaha NT 51.18 118 E Joshua 9 Wesley College 53.00 51.38 119 D M C A Dissanayake 9 Defence Services College 54.39 51.47 120 Binal Peiris 9 St Sebastian College Moratuwa NT 51.61 121 Sandila Wijerathna 9 Colombo International School 49.21 51.70 122 Evin Jayawardhana 9 Lyceum Int. School Rathnapura NT 51.71 123 E D Buvindu Theshika 9 Yoshida Shokanji Int. School 49.47 51.72 124 Saindu Karunasena 9 St Sebastian College Moratuwa NT 51.83 125 Dhiman Deshapriya 9 Thurstan College NT 51.86 126 K K Denham 9 S.
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