Jevahn Sathasivam – Winner of the Sri Lanka Amateur Championship 2024.

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https://ais.lk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Jevahn-Sathasivam-Winner-of-the-Sri-Lanka-Amateur-Championship-2024.mp4We are incredibly proud to celebrate an extraordinary achievement by our own Jevahn Sathasivam, who at 16 years, has just made history as one of the youngest golfers to win the prestigious Sri Lanka Amateur Open — the second-oldest golf tournament outside the UK, with an incredible legacy spanning 133 years.In a nail-biting final, Jevahn claimed victory in his first attempt, winning the intense 36-hole match against Indian Shamit Dhakane.His journey to the top over 6 days of golf was nothing short of inspiring, having started from 31st on Day 1 and 19th on Day 2 of the qualifiers. Jevahn then powered through match play, defeating top players from Sri Lanka and India in the quarter final and semi-final before a thrilling finish against the Indian finalist.With over 100 competitors from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, and Dubai, Jevahn’s exceptional skill, from his powerful drives to his precise short game, truly…

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AIS women swimmers claim third overall at Nationals, proving quality trumps quantity

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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…

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AIS Graduation of the Class of 2024

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graduation of the Class of 2024 of Asian International School was held at the Cinnamon Lakeside Hotel on 7th July 2024.Asian International School takes credit as the first school in Sri Lanka to host a high school graduation in the lines of graduation ceremonies in the United States.The ceremony this year witnessed the graduation of a class of 80 students in the presence of teaching faculty, parents and a host of well-wishers. The stage backdrop creatively displayed pictures of the entire graduating class in their younger days.The Chief Guest at the event this year was Mr. Maitrey Kulkarni, Counsellor at the High Commission of India in Sri Lanka. He delivered an inspiring message to the graduating class which held the audience spell-bound.  Valedictorian Raynan De Soysa Valedictorian Kavishinee Shangar Tharuthra Naleendra Chandrasekera Mr.Maitrey Kulkarni Lareana Siriwardena Head Girl Tashiyana Devarajan Head Boy Nikhileshwaran Kumaraguru Head Boy Kevan Perera The valedictory…

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Kyle becomes fourth AIS swimmer to represent Sri Lanka at the Olympics

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COLOMBO: (ePRESS) - Kyle Abeysinghe, a two-time silver medalist at the Commonwealth Youth Games and a Commonwealth Games finalist, is set to represent Sri Lanka at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics. Abeysinghe, 24, becomes the third alumnus from Asian International School (AIS) to achieve this honor.Abeysinghe, the younger brother of double Olympian Matthew Abeysinghe, made a remarkable comeback to national swimming competitions last year after a four-year break due to injury. Competing for Killer Whale Aquatics, he clinched the national champion title.He secured his spot at the Paris Olympics with impressive performances at the World Championships in Doha, clocking 50.99 seconds in the men's 100m freestyle and 23.45 seconds in the 50m freestyle.Kyle follows in the footsteps of fellow AIS alumni, including his brother Matthew and Kimiko Raheem, who have also represented Sri Lanka in swimming at the Olympics. Out of the 14 Sri Lankan swimmers who have competed in the…

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Kyle Abeysingh’s Speech – Asian International School Swimming Gala 2024 – 30th April 2024

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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

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