Two of Colombo’s leading schools in swimming – Visakha Vidyalaya and St Joseph’s Maradana – swam for opening day honours at the National Schools Swimming Games that commenced on Friday, at the Sugathadasa Swimming Complex.
The three-day meet saw, Visakha finishing Friday only by a whisker by a point, closely followed by Lyceum International Wattala on 18.
In the boys’ category, Joes closed Friday on 28 points, and Ananda College Colombo behind with a deficit of four points.
Day-01 results
Team Scores
Girls
1 – Visakha Vidyalaya – 19 points
2 – Lyceum, Wattala – 18
3 – Lyceum, Gampaha – 18
4 – St Bridgets Convent – 16
5 – Ladies College – 11
6 – Holy Family Convent, Bambalapitiya – 10
6 – Gateway Colombo – 10
8 – Hillwood College, Kandy – 9
9 – Anula Vidyalaya, Nugegoda – 8
10 – Mahamaya College, Kandy – 7
Boys’
1 – St. Josephs Maradana – 28
2 – Ananda College – 24
3 – St Peters College – 20
4 – Trinity College, Kandy – 16
5 – Lyceum, Nugegoda – 13
5 – Elizabeth Moir School – 13
7 – Nalanda College – 10
8 – Wesley College – 8
9 – D S Senanayake College – 6
9 – St Sebastians College, Moratuwa – 6
9 – Lyceum, Wattala – 6
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