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Thomians and Musaeus claim overall titles at 175th Anniversary S. Thomas’ Tennis Carnival - The Sunday Times, Sri Lanka

Lanka Hit News • Aug 9, 2026 · 3mo ago • 1 min read
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S. Thomas’ College and Musaeus College clinched the Boys’ and Girls’ Overall Championship titles at the Inter-Schools Tennis Carnival held at the S. Thomas’ College Courts in Mount Lavinia. The tournament was conducted by the S. Thomas’ College Tennis Team to mark their 175th Anniversary and was sponsored by Sri Lanka’s leading isotonic drinks manufacturer [...]

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S. Thomas’ College and Musaeus College clinched the Boys’ and Girls’ Overall Championship titles at the Inter-Schools Tennis Carnival held at the S. Thomas’ College Courts in Mount Lavinia. The tournament was conducted by the S. Thomas’ College Tennis Team to mark their 175th Anniversary and was sponsored by Sri Lanka’s leading isotonic drinks manufacturer Yeti.

Ananda College and Bishop’s College emerged runners-up in the Boys’ and Girls’ Under-19 Tournament, which brought together some of the country’s leading tennis players from S. Thomas’, Ananda, St. Peter’s, St. Joseph’s, Ladies’ College, Bishop’s College, Musaeus and Visakha Vidyalaya.

S. Thomas’ College U-19 Tennis Team with officials

Musaeus College U-19 Tennis Team with officials

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