Three records tumble on final day of Junior Nationals

Three more records were established on the final day of the 55th Junior National Athletics Championships which concluded at the Diyagama Stadium yesterday, bringing the tally of new records to 17 since the championship began on Thursday (May 18).

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Kaplan for Bradby or as a referee educator?

World famous South African and IRB (International Rugby Board) referee Jonathan Kaplan will arrive in the island later this month to conduct a referee educator workshop in Kandy and Colombo. However, the timing of Kaplan’s arrival has raised a doubt amongst the rugby fraternity as to whether he is coming to officiate at the Bradby Shield first leg encounter, a move which could essentially deprive a local referee of the opportunity.

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Unbeaten Rajans march towards title

Dharmaraja College, Kandy made certain that they are the strongest contenders for the schools rugby plum the ‘League Title’ when they scored a good 48 points (6 goals and 2 penalties) to 26 (3 goals, 1 try) win over St. Anthony’s College

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Seven-up Broad leads England Test rout of New Zealand

Stuart Broad bowled England to victory in the first Test as New Zealand suffered a dramatic fourth-day collapse at Lord’s on Sunday.

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Wesley overcome Science College 25-14

Wesley College overcame Science College Mount Lavinia by 25 points to 14 in a seventh round match of the Singer Under 20 Division 1A inter-school rugby encounter played at Mount Lavinia today.

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Kingswood sink St Peter’s with 41-15 win

Kingswood College ran riot as they shocked a sorry St Peter’s College, winning in their Singer Under 20 Division 1A rugby league encounter played at the Bogambara Stadium today 41-15, denting the Peterites’ title aspirations.

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Isipathana win after Royal walk-off

In another controversial game of school rugby, Isipathana College beat Royal College 27-20 in their Singer Under 20 Division 1A rugby encounter played at the Royal Sports Complex today, with the Royal players walking off mid way through the second half.

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Joes stun table-topping Trinitians

St Joseph’s College triumphed in a nail-biting encounter stunning Trinity College Kandy at Longdon place today, and at the end of an exciting 80 minutes of rugby were able to beat the table toppers 18-17.

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Australia to investigate Warner’s Twitter ran

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Retiring Ferguson seeks anything but a quiet life

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British press lauds ‘incredible’ Beckham career

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Spurs hold off Warriors to advance, Knicks avoid elimination

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New Zealand stifle England in first Test

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Four records shattered on day one of Junior Nationals

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Legendary Dilroy Fernando calls it a day

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Science College take more action

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David Beckham to retire from football

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Lampard signs one-year extension with Chelsea

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