Highlighting that quality often surpasses quantity, the four-member senior women's swimming team from Asian International School (AIS) earned a notable success at the concluded Long Course National Swimming Championship, held recently at the Sugathadasa Stadium Swimming Pool. Their impressive haul of seven medals secured them third place in the Senior Women's category and the position of second-best school overall.Despite competing against numerous top schools and clubs, including international teams from Dubai and the Maldives, AIS's senior women's squad outperformed expectations. They amassed 275 points, finishing behind only the Senior Women's Champion Killer Whale Aquatics and Runners-up Ladies'College.The standout performers from AIS included Christina Perumal, Sithuki Yonara, Keshika Vishalini, and Cassandra Karunakalage. As the vice-captain of the AIS swimming team and a member of the Sri Lanka National Women's Squad, Christina Perumal led the way with three individual medals: a silver in the 200m Breaststroke and bronze medals in both the…

Kyle Abeysingh's Speech - Asian International School Swimming Gala 2024 - 30th April 2024 https://youtu.be/id2PrKQTjcYOpening Ceremony (Day 2 - Video) - Asian International School Swimming Gala 2024 - 30th April 2024https://youtu.be/DoKvzqUHTAkOpening Ceremony (Day 2 - Photos) - AIS swimming Gala 2024 - 30th April 2024https://photos.app.goo.gl/Sn5LiXPB2nFxNpsq9Athletes, Teachers & Parents (Day 2) - AIS swimming Gala 2024 - 30th April 2024https://photos.app.goo.gl/pL9QrNq9Gj3ACtHM9

Referees of Netball Federation of Sri Lanka praised the recently concluded Inter-International School Under-14 Netball Tournament 2024, organized by Asian International School at the Sugathadasa Indoor Stadium last Saturday. Gateway College Colombo emerged as the champions.A team of netball umpires from the national federation officiated the event, which was well-organized and met international standards thanks to Asian International School, led by Principal Harshana Perera and Head of Sports Nihara Bagoos.Gateway Colombo and Lyceum Wattala battled it out in the final, with Gateway Colombo securing the championship. In a fiercely competitive tournament, Gateway College Kandy claimed the second runner-up position

COLOMBO: (EPRESS) - Jevahn Sathasivam, a name synonymous with excellence in golf, has achieved yet another milestone in his burgeoning career. The talented young golfer from Asian International School has been handpicked to represent Sri Lanka at the prestigious Royal and Ancient (R&A) Junior Open Golf Championship 2024, slated to take place in Scotland from July 13 to 19.Sathasivam's journey into the field of golf is a tale of proficiency. Introduced to the sport just four years ago, he has swiftly ascended to the upper levels of Sri Lankan golfing elite, clinching major titles such as the Sri Lanka Junior Open and the Sri Lanka Junior Match Play, both crucial qualifiers endorsed by the R&A for international selection.From the outset, Sathasivam displayed persistence commitment to mastering the nuances of the game. His tireless dedication to refining his technique has seen him evolve into a formidable force on the golf course…

Ethan KaluarachchiUnder - 12 Boys1.) 50m Freestyle7th placeNovices QualifiedJoanna PereraUnder - 18 Girls1.)50m Freestyle1st place2.)50m Backstroke2nd place3.) 50m Breaststroke6th place ( Qualified )Hiranya GunatilakaUnder - 10 Girls1.) 50m Freestyle1st place2.)50m Back stroke2nd place

BIMSTEC championship where AIS swimmers were awarded 5 medalsAt the 3 day BIMSTEC championship that took place in New Delhi, India. We are honored to announce our swimmers victories in securing 5 medals at the meet and making the AIS family back home proud. Congrats to our Swimmers:Christina PerumalSithuki YonaraNikhileshawaran KumaraguruAnd a kudos to the hard effort of our very own Kashika Vishalini during the meet and representing AIS proudly.