St. Peter’s College, Gampaha, Wins Gold at Asian Gym for Life Challenge

Five young gymnasts from St. Peter’s College, Gampaha, have brought international recognition to their school after winning a gold medal at the inaugural Asian Gym for Life Challenge.

The gold medal-winning team comprises Pasas Awahansa, Thisas Dihein, Pranami Ameliya, Leveron Perera and Leon Levinu, whose achievement reflects their dedication, teamwork and commitment to gymnastics.

The accomplishment marks a proud moment for St. Peter’s College, Gampaha, highlighting the talent and potential of its young athletes on the international stage.

Celebrating Teamwork and Dedication

The Asian Gym for Life Challenge provided a platform for young gymnasts to showcase their skills, creativity and coordinated performances. The Peterites’ success demonstrates the importance of preparation, discipline and working together towards a common goal.

Each team member played a part in the achievement, with their combined efforts contributing to the gold-medal finish. The recognition also celebrates the enthusiasm and commitment required to develop skills and compete at an international event.

A Proud Moment for the Peterite Community

The gold medal represents a significant milestone in the sporting journey of the five students and brings pride to the wider Peterite community.

Their achievement highlights the contribution of young Sri Lankan talent to international gymnastics and serves as an encouraging example of what dedication and teamwork can accomplish.

The success of Pasas Awahansa, Thisas Dihein, Pranami Ameliya, Leveron Perera and Leon Levinu at the inaugural Asian Gym for Life Challenge is a memorable achievement for St. Peter’s College, Gampaha, and a proud moment for Sri Lankan school sport.