51st Saints Quadrangular on July 27 an 28

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The 51st Saints Quadrangular Tournament 2018 to be hosted by the Old Peterites' Sports Club and the Saints Quadrangular Association will be played on July 27 and 28 in Colombo.

Since 1963 sports teams and old boys of St. Anthony's College, Katugastota, St. Benedict's College, St. Joseph's College and St. Peter's College, have come together once a year as a tradition to celebrate their camaraderie and friendship whilst reliving their glory years.

At the 50th Saints Quadrangular Tournament held in Kandy, hosted by St. Anthony's College OBA (Colombo Branch), Old Peterites won the overall Championship along with the Cricket, Rugger and Basketball Championships.

In this year's event under the auspices of St. Peter's College OBU matches will be held on both days across St. Peter's, St. Joseph's and St. Benedict's College grounds with the Saints Quadrangular social to be held at St. Peter's College on July 28.

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