Gateway College Crowned TISSL Under-19 Basketball Champions for Fifth Consecutive Year

Back Row (left to right):DhanukaWijegoonaratne, Tevan Sela, Jonathan Herath, Mikyle Reza, Akain Vitanachy, Samuel Tsung, Thinuk Attanayaka, NavinduWaduwavala, Julan Senmitha, Jithein Kulatunga, AshainThevarapperuma, Vihas Ranawaka and Areeb Fareen.
Front Row (left to right): Mr. Fawzan Thariq – Assistant Head of Sports; Mr. Dasun Nilantha – Assistant Coach; Mr. Kilan Charuka – Basketball Coordinator; Mrs. Vinita Shenoy – Principal; AnujithaSamarasundara – Captain; Dr. Harsha Alles – Chairman, Gateway Group; Jehan Ranawaka – Vice-Captain; Mr. Tharindu Fernando – Head Coach; Mr. Nimesh Fernando – Assistant Coach; and Mrs. Harshani Indrarathna – Basketball Coordinator.

Gateway College has firmly cemented its status as the undisputed powerhouse of schools’ basketball, capturing The International Schools of Sri Lanka (TISSL) Under-19 Championship for a spectacular fifth consecutive year.

The historic victory underscores a legacy of excellence, discipline, and relentless determination that has come to define Gateway’s basketball program. Being unbeaten in the tournament, Gateway showcased unmatched tactical brilliance, superior fitness, and clinical execution on the court to retain their crown once again.

Gateway began its campaign with convincing victories over Wycherley International School Colombo (WISC), 59–25, and Colombo International School Kandy (CISK), 60–25. In a closely contested match, GCC edged past British School in Colombo (BSC) 46–45.

In the quarter-finals, Gateway dominated Colombo International School Colombo (CISC), winning 84–44, before defeating Elizabeth Moir School (EMS) 72–35 in the semi-finals. The team carried this momentum into the final, securing a convincing 55–39 victory over Asian International School (AIS) to claim the championship. Captain Anujitha Samarasundara was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) for his outstanding contribution to the team’s success. Jehan Ranawaka received the Best Defensive Player (BDP) award, while Ashkenz Gunasekara of AIS was recognised as the Best Offensive Player (BOP).

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