Our Achievements In Less Than 60 Years of Playing Rugby .

Isipathana’s achievements are so great in local schools rugby, it is impossible to believe that they started playing just 60 years ago. And take note, they have accomplished all these without a ground of their own and with far less facilities than the so called big-names who have traditions in the game running for over a century. Proud Isipathanians know that they have a fuller trophy cupboard in 60 years than pretenders have in 100 years. Below are the details of How many times Pathana won the  “ Leauge Title  ”

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This is dedicated to all the Past, Present & Future Ruggerites of Isipathana College.

              Year    Captaincy

 

1968 – Unbeaten (At this time no league tournament) Jurangan Savanghan
1969 – Unbeaten (At this time no league tournament) Thajone Savanghan (Late)
1970 – Unbeaten (At this time no league tournament) Hafi Abdeen
1971 – Unbeaten (At this time no league tournament) Sriyantha Rajakaruna
1982 – Unbeaten (Did not win the league) Dilroy Fernando
1984 – Unbeaten Shabeen Siddik (Champions)
1985 – Lost 01 match in league Chandana Deepthi (Champions)
1986 – Lost 01 match in League Selvin Sallay (Champions)
1992 – Unbeaten Champika Nishantha (Champions)
1993 – Lost 01 match in league Chamila Samantha (Champions)
1995 – Lost 01 match in league Ali Wahid (Champions)
1996 – Unbeaten Bandula Mallikarachchi (Champions)
1997 – Unbeaten Vajira Hewage (Champions)
1999 – Unbeaten Krishan Chandran (Champions)
2002 – Unbeaten (Did not win the league) Anuranga Walpola
2012 – Lost 01 match in league Kumendra Dharmadasa (Champions)
2014 – Unbeaten Senal Deelaka (Champions)