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Sri Lankan Physics Olympiad (Slpho) Sri Lankan Physics Olympiad (SLPhO) - 2019 - Final Marks Total 51 medals : (8- Golds, 26 - Silver, 18 - Bronze ) & 18 - HM Total number of students (present): 185 ID Name of student Index No School Marks Medal 1 T.A.Wijetunga SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4025 Richmond College, Galle 100 Gold 2 U.J.R.Leelananda SLPHO-2019-C-S-1000 Ananda College Colombo 06 98 Gold 3 K.H.T.Chathumina SLPHO-2019-C-S-1001 Royal College Colombo 07 98 Gold 4 A.P.S.Minthaka SLPHO-2019-C-S-1005 Ananda College Colombo 10 98 Gold 5 P.H.D.Nonis SLPHO-2019-C-S-1023 De Mazenod College 98 Gold 6 K.M.Safnas SLPHO-2019-B-T-7010 Akkaraippattu Muslim CC 98 Gold 7 E.M.A.I.Ekanayake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2016 Maliyadeva BV Kurunegala 98 Gold 8 R.M.S.A.Karunathilake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2002 Central College Badulla 98 Gold 9 S.M.Wijewardena SLPHO-2019-C-E-1003 Visakha Vidyalaya Colombo 96 Silver 10 W.T.B.M.Bandara SLPHO-2019-C-S-1002 Nalanda College Colombo 10 96 Silver 11 T.H.Hettige SLPHO-2019-C-S-1009 Ananda College Colombo 06 96 Silver 12 A.C.A.Mendis SLPHO-2019-C-S-1011 Mahinda College Galle 96 Silver 13 M.I.K.S.Perera SLPHO-2019-C-S-1030 St.Joseph Vaz College Wennappuwa 96 Silver 14 V.Viruthshaan SLPHO-2019-C-T-1003 Hindu College 96 Silver 15 D.M.U.P.Sumanasekara SLPHO-2019-K-S-2048 Badulla Central College 96 Silver 16 M.T.H.Peiris SLPHO-2019-K-S-2036 Dharmaraja College Kandy 96 Silver 17 P.U.Jayasekera SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4002 Richmond College, Galle 96 Silver 18 S.T.P.Narangoda SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4011 Richmond College, Galle 96 Silver 19 A.K.C.S.Madushan SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4015 Richmond College, Galle 96 Silver 20 T.A.Shihaam SLPHO-2019-C-E-1015 S. 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Lavinia 94 Silver 21 C.M.Gunasekara SLPHO-2019-C-S-1013 Visakha Vidyalaya, Colombo 94 Silver 22 M.G.I.U.Weerasinghe SLPHO-2019-C-S-1017 Eheliyagoda National School 94 Silver 23 M.D.M.N.Appuhamy SLPHO-2019-C-S-1022 Royal College Colombo 07 94 Silver 24 K.W.T.S.Fonseka SLPHO-2019-C-S-1032 Ananda College Colombo 94 Silver 25 M.M.H.N.B.Marasinghe SLPHO-2019-C-S-1041 Kingswood College Kandy 94 Silver 26 M.C.L.De Silva SLPHO-2019-K-S-2029 Trinity College Kandy 94 Silver 27 T.Alahakoon SLPHO-2019-K-S-2022 Dharmaraja College Kandy 94 Silver 28 J.M.T.R.B.Navarathne SLPHO-2019-K-S-2019 Trinity College Kandy 94 Silver 29 P.B.K.S.G.Kapukotuwa SLPHO-2019-K-E-2002 Maliyadeva BV, Kurunegala 94 Silver 30 R.M.S.K.K.Karunathilake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2001 Central College Badulla 94 Silver 31 A.K.Anuradha SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4001 Embilipitiya President College 94 Silver 32 W.T.Rathnayaka SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4005 Rahula College Matara 94 Silver 33 O.V.V.P.Jayanandana SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4012 Rahula College Matara 94 Silver 34 A.G.D.N.Pamudithya SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4022 Molsevanagala M.V 94 Silver 35 W.P.A.Sovis SLPHO-2019-KL-S-3007 De Mazenod College Kandana 92 Bronze 36 A.M.V.M.Amarasinghe SLPHO-2019-K-S-2026 Ku/Maliyadeva Balika Vidyalaya 92 Bronze 37 D.N.Vithanage SLPHO-2019-K-S-2014 Dharmaraja College Kandy 92 Bronze 38 H.M.P.B.Ariyaratne SLPHO-2019-K-S-2008 Trinity College Kandy 92 Bronze 39 R.P.Jayalath SLPHO-2019-K-S-2006 Trinity College Kandy 92 Bronze 40 P.M.I.R.B.Kandegedara SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4026 Richmond College 92 Bronze 41 G.A.Mahabaduge SLPHO-2019-C-S-1014 Ananda College 90 Bronze 42 T.D.I.Perera SLPHO-2019-KL-S-3003 Bandaranayaka MV Veyangoda 90 Bronze 43 C.S.Kekulawala SLPHO-2019-K-E-2007 Dharmaraja College Kandy 90 Bronze 44 D.M.V.S.Wijeratne SLPHO-2019-K-S-2007 Dharmaraja College Kandy 90 Bronze 45 S.P.R.Fernando SLPHO-2019-C-S-1027 S.Thomas' College Mount Lavinia 86 Bronze 46 K.C.K.Manawathilake SLPHO-2019-K-E-2006 Dharmaraja College Kandy 86 Bronze 47 A.G.D.Gamidu SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4019 Rahula College Matara 78 Bronze 48 R.A.S.Abeygunawardane SLPHO-2019-C-S-1037 Mahinda College Galle 76 Bronze 49 S.Biremee SLPHO-2019-J-E-5005 Vembadi Girls High School, Jaffna 76 Bronze 50 C.N.Weerasinghe SLPHO-2019-K-S-2045 Kingswood College 72 Bronze 51 N.Sivamynthan SLPHO-2019-J-E-5000 Jaffna Hidu College 70 Bronze 52 W.M.B.S.K.Wijenayake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2011 St.Sylvester's College Kandy 70 Bronze 53 P.M.Jayalathge SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4016 Sanghamiththa Balika Vidyalaya, Galle 68 HM 54 K.A.P.Gimhan SLPHO-2019-C-S-1039 D.S.Senanayake College Colombo 07 66 HM 55 S.H.D.Himeka SLPHO-2019-K-S-2042 Maliyadeva Balika Vidyalaya Kurunegala 66 HM 56 A.T.P.Amarasekara SLPHO-2019-C-E-1001 Visakha Vidyalaya Colombo 05 64 HM 57 R.M.S.R.Sanwara SLPHO-2019-C-S-1033 Ananda College Colombo 64 HM 58 R.T.U. Jayasena SLPHO-2019-KL-E-3000 St.Anne's College Kurunegala 64 HM 59 J.M.B.Dissanayake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2012 Trinity College Kandy 64 HM 60 M.Nalan SLPHO-2019-K-T-2000 Thalawakelle Tamil MV 64 HM 61 A.T.Rathnayake SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4004 Rahula College Matara 64 HM 62 G.L.T.S.Eranga SLPHO-2019-MT-S-4013 Richmond College 64 HM 63 A.B.Sinthuja SLPHO-2019-C-E-1005 Ave Maria Convent Negombo 62 HM 64 M.Saraneekaran SLPHO-2019-B-T-7002 T/K Sriramakrishna College 62 HM 65 I.A.Ahamed SLPHO-2019-B-T-7004 Zahira National College Kalmunai 62 HM 66 W.M.S.D.B.Dassanayake SLPHO-2019-K-S-2018 Ranabima Royal College 62 HM 67 M.J.M.Sahmi SLPHO-2019-B-T-7005 Zahira National College Kalmunai 60 HM 68 M.R.M.Simar SLPHO-2019-B-T-7007 Zahira National College Kalmunai 60 HM 69 T.D.H.Deiyagala SLPHO-2019-KL-S-3000 Harischandra NC, Negombo 60 HM 70 A.Wickramagamage SLPHO-2019-K-E-2012 Kingswood College Kandy 60 HM 71 S.M.R.L.A.Senadheera SLPHO-2019-C-E-1007 Royal College Colombo 07 58 72 M. M. 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