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Sukitha wins silver medal at South Asian junior TT tourney

Sukitha Wickramanayake of Dharmaraja College, Kandy has brought honour and fame to his motherland by winning the silver medal in the under 15 boys singles event at the South Asian Junior Table Tennis Championship - 2005 which was held in New Delhi - India recently.


Sukitha Wickramanayake

He was also the youngest member of the Sri Lanka under 18 boys team which won a silver medal at the same tournament. He also won a bronze medal in the under 18 boys double event with his partner Gihan Liyanage.

Sukitha was fortunate to represent Sri Lanka as the youngest member of the under 18 boys team which won the 3rd place at the Asian School Table Tennis team Championships - 2005 which was held in Malakka, Malaysia. This tournament is held once in every four years.

Apart from these international achievements. Sukitha has won many all Island Championship locally including under 11 boys. Junior National Championships - 2002 and under 13 boys Junior National Championship - 2004. He was the under 17 boys champion at the recently concluded "Butterfly" all Island (ranking) Championship.

Sukitha is grateful to the principal Dharmaraja College Kandy. S.M. Keerthirathne, the prefect of games S. Mataraarachchi, the master in charge J. Bandara, his present coaches C. Rodrigo, Nuwan Sampath and his former coach B. Dikkumbura.

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