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From the Junior to the Senior Houses, the Inter-house Chess Tournament 2026 brought together sharp minds, tactical brilliance, and outstanding sportsmanship. Relive the best moments from an exciting tournament where every move counted.

Congratulations to all our participants and House teams for making this a memorable competition!
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Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
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Video by Amrit Victoria for Trinity College Media Unit
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#Throwback to last Saturday…! 🍃 . . . . (Shot by Nesath Rajakaruna | Audio by Sandeepthya Ariyaratne)
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Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations!

On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence.

Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations!

On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence.

Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations!

On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence.

Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations!

On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence.

Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations!

On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence.

Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike.

Read the full article on the Trinity College website.
Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations! On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence. Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike. Read the full article on the Trinity College website. Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)
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