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ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION OF SRI LANKA JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - 2018 SUGATHADASA STADIUM - COLOMBO 23rd, 24th, 25ht and 26th April 2018 Results Boys - Under 16 E:No. 426 100M Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 17 Hirusha Hashen St. Peter's College - Colombo 11.62 +1.6 2 6 HS Malwanna Mahinda College - Galle 11.64 +1.6 3 351 T Basitha Udagedara H/ Ruhunu Vijayaba College - Beliatta 11.72 +1.6 4 223 HA Disura Hemsith Sri Dharmaloka College - Kelaniya 11.87 +1.6 5 452 L Moragoda Trinity College - Kandy 12.00 +1.6 6 120 Naven Pramuditha St. Joseph's College - Wattala 12.02 +1.6 7 67 HS Gunesinghe St. Thomas College - Mount Lavinia 12.12 +1.6 8 128 U Senan Keth Fernando Batuwatta MV 12.19 +1.6 E:No. 250 200M Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 30 Navin Dulanjana Perera Lyceum International School - Wattala 22.63 2 437 Isuru Kawshalya Bans AbeywardanaAnanda Shasthralaya - Mathugama 22.80 3 17 Hirusha Hashen St. Peter's College - Colombo 22.98 4 351 T Basitha Udagedara H/ Ruhunu Vijayaba College - Beliatta 23.12 5 6 HS Malwanna Mahinda College - Galle 23.36 6 268 Kaveesh De Soysa Leeds International School 23.39 7 455 HHR Sithum Jayasunara Sir John Kothalawala MV 23.64 E:No. 419 400M Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 437 Isuru Kawshalya Bans AbeywardanaAnanda Shasthralaya - Mathugama 49.14 *NMR 2 455 HHR Sithum Jayasunara Sir John Kothalawala MV 49.80 *BPR 3 268 Kaveesh De Soysa Leeds International School 50.07 4 30 Navin Dulanjana Perera Lyceum International School - Wattala 50.56 5 357 Dulen Kularathna Royal College - Colombo 51.38 6 474 WA Tharindu Nimesh Gurukula College - Kelaniya 52.62 E:No. 133 800M Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 397 J Puraveen Kumar J/ Arunodaya College - Alaveddy 2:02.45 2 297 GD Lahiru Avishka CH/ Senanayake CC - Madampe 2:03.00 3 205 KMGDS Kumara A Rathnayaka CC - Walala 2:03.04 4 474 WA Tharindu Nimesh Gurukula College - Kelaniya 2:03.12 5 19 Sonal Hiruna St. Peter's College - Colombo 2:10.61 6 305 NS Dilshan Fernando St. Mary's College - Negombo 2:10.71 7 230 GW Lochana Sandaru Tharusha B/ Sri Dewananda CC - Mirahawatta 2:16.76 8 320 AMK Hirantha Lakmal B/ Darmapala MV - Bandarawela 2:16.90 E:No. 335 100M Hurdles Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 360 Nadun Bandara Royal College - Colombo 14.07 +2.0 2 174 Pramuditha Mihiranga WeerasingheSt. Benedict's College - Colombo 14.59 +2.0 3 404 Kanishka Sadaruwan Siriwardana Sivali CC - Rathnapura 14.59 +2.0 4 22 HA Kaveen Kaushal MR/ Rahula College - Matara 14.81 +2.0 5 374 Visal Buddika St. Joseph's College - Negombo 15.10 +2.0 6 403 WKPDOK Bandara Sivali CC - Rathnapura 15.23 +2.0 7 169 Saneth Nimdara Liyanage Dharmapala Vidyalaya - Pannipitiya 15.56 +2.0 8 446 M Januda Kausilu Fernando St. John's College - Nugegoda 15.69 +2.0 E:No. 411 3000M Race Walk Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 227 Rometh Thenuja Kaluarachchi Ashoka College - Horana 18:29.02 2 217 GRSRB Godigamuwa K/Pilimathalawa CC - Kandy 18:34.91 3 353 A Kavindu Dilshan Makandura CC - Matara 18:49.01 4 216 KDAS Kosgolla K/Pilimathalawa CC - Kandy 19:22.70 5 221 KGKG Wejesuriya K/Pilimathalawa CC - Kandy 19:50.76 6 140 B Ludeesha Dinayana DS Senanayake College - Colombo 19:56.89 7 220 RPNM Samarasingha K/Pilimathalawa CC - Kandy 20:59.21 8 215 DGHL Gunasekara K/Pilimathalawa CC - Kandy 21:02.09 9 394 BM Dineth Madushanka St. Aloysius NC - Rathnapura 21:16.69 E:No. 304 High Jump Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 31 Linuka Rathnapriya Lyceum International School - Wattala 1.90 2 170 Udil Withsarith Thennakoon Dharmapala Vidyalaya - Pannipitiya 1.90 3 142 Irusha Nimansala Mari's Stella College - Negombo 1.78 4 366 Thevindu Kalubowila Royal College - Colombo 1.78 5 8 PB Bashitha Gayashan Mahinda College - Galle 1.78 6 10 HF Mohamed Afrih Sussex College - Kandy 1.74 7 224 GT Theekshana R/Embilipitiya President's College - Embilipitiya 1.74 8 154 Sehan Dinusha Nalanda College - Colombo 1.70 9 274 BM thiwanka Rajitha B/ Welimada CC 1.65 E:No. 104 Long Jump Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 17 Hirusha Hashen St. Peter's College - Colombo 7.09 * NMR 2 473 L Meedum Lakshan Anamaduwa MMV 6.42 3 493 Pasindu Malshan St. Joseph's College - Colombo 10 6.26 4 81 KM Hashan Koshala St. Mary's College - Chilaw 6.19 5 22 HA Kaveen Kaushal MR/ Rahula College - Matara 5.92 6 289 Malindu Bethmage Gateway College - Rajagiriya 5.89 7 454 Jayathra Sampath NE/ Loyola College - Kochchikade 5.86 8 451 RA Dimira Udantha St. John's College - Nugegoda 5.85 E:No. 408 Triple Jump Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 493 Pasindu Malshan St. Joseph's College - Colombo 10 13.52 *NMR 2 289 Malindu Bethmage Gateway College - Rajagiriya 13.36 3 246 Joel Thejan Rowel St. Jude's College - Negombo 13.01 4 24 Senal Sempathi Ariyadasa MR/ Rahula College - Matara 12.87 5 22 HA Kaveen Kaushal MR/ Rahula College - Matara 12.79 6 453 Shameen Kavishka Nonis NE/ Loyola College - Kochchikade 12.67 7 1740 Imasha Gamage Lyceum International School - Gampaha 12.28 8 451 RA Dimira Udantha St. John's College - Nugegoda 12.06 E:No. 239 Shot Put Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 301 S Mithunraj J/ Hartley College - Point Pedro 14.07 2 369 Thevindu Bogodage Royal College - Colombo 13.94 3 415 JV Samindu Nimantha R/EMB/ Rathnaloka MV - Rakwana 13.91 4 486 MCDB Cooray St. Peter's College - Colombo 13.30 5 99 Achintha Weerakoon St. Sebastian's College - Moratuwa 13.05 6 494 Naveen Marasinghe St. Joseph's College - Colombo 10 13.01 7 236 BK Dilshan Perera St. Joseph Vaz College - Wennappuwa 12.03 8 85 W Thasith Rehan St. Mary's College - Chilaw 11.73 E:No. 106 Discus Throw Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 18 Rumesh Tharanga St. Peter's College - Colombo 55.34 * NMR 2 486 MCDB Cooray St. Peter's College - Colombo 46.12 3 85 W Thasith Rehan St. Mary's College - Chilaw 45.05 4 415 JV Samindu Nimantha R/EMB/ Rathnaloka MV - Rakwana 44.38 5 99 Achintha Weerakoon St. Sebastian's College - Moratuwa 43.70 6 494 Naveen Marasinghe St. Joseph's College - Colombo 10 42.07 7 302 P Mithushan J/ Hartley College - Point Pedro 40.75 8 341 Gehan sathsara Vithanage Stafford International School 40.27 E:No. 319 Javelin Throw Boys U16 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 18 Rumesh Tharanga St. Peter's College - 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Colombo 22.09 2 624 Ramesh Malshan Mari's Stella College - Negombo 22.33 3 549 Kavindu Bandara Lyceum International School - Nugegoda 22.38 4 788 Charu Adeepa Gunasena Asoka Vidyalaya - Colombo 22.52 5 580 H Adeesha Anjana Dharmapala Vidyalaya - Pannipitiya 22.77 6 525 Shemal Milinda Perera St. Mary's College - Chilaw 22.85 7 1842 R Risinu Randunu Richmond College - Galle 23.38 E:No. 420 400M Boys U18 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks Heat Record 1 1841 DM Bogoda Kurunegala DAA 48.67 48.55 2 788 Charu Adeepa Gunasena Asoka Vidyalaya - Colombo 48.79 3 580 H Adeesha Anjana Dharmapala Vidyalaya - Pannipitiya 49.34 4 560 RA Ishan Madhuranga CH/NATT/ Hattiniya KV - Marawila 49.70 5 821 P Dinusha Chamudika De Silva H/ Sooriyawewa NS 50.57 6 596 Navishka Sandeesh St. Sebastian's College - Moratuwa 51.29 7 1844 BGND Bulugahapitiya Berrewaerts College - Kandy 51.63 E:No. 134 800M Boys U18 Final Place BIB Name Affiliate Performance Remarks 1 655 KGC Krishantha A Rathnayaka CC - 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  • Parliamentary Election 2020

    Parliamentary Election 2020

    N.B. - ThisI Extraordinary fldgi ( ^I& GazettefPoh -is YS%printed ,xld in m%cd;dka;s%l Sinhala, Tamil iudcjd§ and English ckrcfha Languages w;s separately. úfYI .eiÜ m;%h - 2020'06'09 1 A PART I : SEC. (I) - GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SRI LANKA - 09.06.2020 Y%S ,xld m%cd;dka;%sl iudcjd§ ckrcfha .eiÜ m;%h w;s úfYI The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka EXTRAORDINARY wxl 2179$7 - 2020 cqks ui 09 jeks w`.yrejdod - 2020'06'09 No. 2179/7 - TUESDAY, JUNE 09, 2020 (Published by Authority) PART I : SECTION (I) — GENERAL Government Notifications THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, No. 1 OF 1981 Notice Under Section 24(1) (b) and (d) GENERAL ELECTIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE PARLIAMENT WITH REFERENCE TO THE NOTICE NO. 2167/12 DATED 20.03.2020 ISSUED BY THE ELECTION COMMISSION NOTICE is hereby given under Section 24(1) (b) and (d) of the Parliamentary Elections Act, No. 1 of 1981 that – (I) the order in which the name of each recognized Political Party and the distinguishing number of each Independent Group and the symbol allotted to each such Party or Group appearing in the ballot paper of each such Electoral District shall be in the same order as given in the Schedule hereto ; and the names of candidates (as indicated by the candidates) of each recognized Political Party or Independent Group, placed in alphabetical order in accordance with the Sinhala alphabet, nominated for election as Members of Parliament from each such Electoral District and the preferential number assigned to each candidate, are as specified in the Schedule hereto ; (II) the situation of the polling station or stations for each of the polling districts in each such Electoral District, and the particular polling stations reserved for female voters, if any, are as specified in the Schedule hereto.