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<blockquote data-quote="skywalker" data-source="post: 2100828" data-attributes="member: 38393"><p>St. Joseph’s went on a rampage to rout St Sylvester’s by 56 points to nil in the Singer Division 1B inter-schools rugby encounter at Longdon Place yesterday to record their fifth successive win of the season.</p><p></p><p>The Sylvesterians had no chance as the Josephians having led 37-0 at the breather, though playing a relaxed game in the second half, accumulated their points through three goals and seven tries. This is the first instance that the Joes have passed the fifty point mark having earlier come close against Science (48) and Prince of Wales (37). Wing three quarter Sachintha Maduranga led the Joes attack and was in full cry as he went over for five of the ten tries they scored with support coming from wing forward Adrian Hakel who made his presence felt in no uncertain terms by scoring two. The other three tries came from fly half Shanaka Pietersz, wing three quarter Navin Abeyratne and hooker Himasha Gunawardena with Shanaka Pietersz converting three of these tries.</p><p></p><p>The Josephians have three more matches to play and their next two games against Thurstan and Lumbini are bound to be cake-walks with the final encounter against Mahanama who are also unbeaten so far will most probably be the decider who will be the leader and champion of the Division 1B category.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skywalker, post: 2100828, member: 38393"] St. Joseph’s went on a rampage to rout St Sylvester’s by 56 points to nil in the Singer Division 1B inter-schools rugby encounter at Longdon Place yesterday to record their fifth successive win of the season. The Sylvesterians had no chance as the Josephians having led 37-0 at the breather, though playing a relaxed game in the second half, accumulated their points through three goals and seven tries. This is the first instance that the Joes have passed the fifty point mark having earlier come close against Science (48) and Prince of Wales (37). Wing three quarter Sachintha Maduranga led the Joes attack and was in full cry as he went over for five of the ten tries they scored with support coming from wing forward Adrian Hakel who made his presence felt in no uncertain terms by scoring two. The other three tries came from fly half Shanaka Pietersz, wing three quarter Navin Abeyratne and hooker Himasha Gunawardena with Shanaka Pietersz converting three of these tries. The Josephians have three more matches to play and their next two games against Thurstan and Lumbini are bound to be cake-walks with the final encounter against Mahanama who are also unbeaten so far will most probably be the decider who will be the leader and champion of the Division 1B category. [/QUOTE]
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