Extaztic!

The United Nations Club organized a musical concert named ‘Extaztic’. It was held at the Bishops College Auditorium on the 9^th of April.

A full house was treated to a collection of excellent performances varying from the traditional Can Can to a sizzling Brazilian dances mixed with the power packed Thomian Hewisi Band as well as other leading bands such as Wildfire and the ever famous Charin.

The proceeds of this great show will be utilized in their community service projects during this term.

Shooters Appointed!

The Annual General Meeting of the Thomian Sport Shooting Association was held on the 4^th of May. The following were appointed as office bearers.

Captain                      :    K.T. Amarasuriya
Vice Captain             :    S.B. Dayaratne
Secretary                   :    S. Abeyratne
Chief Range Officer :   D. Wickramasuriya

 10-a-side scrum down!

The U17 Western Province 10-a-side rugby tournament was held on the 12^th and 13^th of May 2006 at the Royal College sports complex.

The college team, which took part in this tournament, was captained by N.S.D.S. Wickramatillake who did a considerably.

good job in his shoes to keep the players moving. Eventually the team was placed 4^th in the tournament. 

STC beat Science College, Carey College and St. Joseph’s College to qualify to the semis and lost against Isipathana College (00-07) and St. Peter’s College (14-15). 

Soccerites on the rise ! 

The college 1^st XI Soccer team competed in the Zonal Championship and the second round was held at the small club grounds on the 2^nd of May. 

The players did extremely well to defeat Science College and Sunananda Upananda Vidyalaya and ultimately clinched the Zonal Championship.  

Consequently the team was qualified for the Western Province knockout tournament in July. As they are coming up after a long time, they’ll need a very good cheering squad at this tournament. 

Many men squashed by a Thomian ! 

The SSC Men’s Open Squash Tournament was held from 21^st to the 28^th of May. 

It was won by our own Eranga Alwis. This became an unprecedented achievement as he is the first ever school boy to win this tournament.  

He ranks at the third spot according to the current squash player ranking in Sri Lanka. 

The Ternion congratulates him on this remarkable achievement.