| 词条 | Kandy Sports Club (rugby) | ||||||
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| teamname = Kandy S.C | image = Kandy Sport Club Logo.jpg | imagesize = | union = Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union | fullname = Kandy Athletic, Boating, Cricket, Football and Dancing Club (formally) | location = Kandy, Sri Lanka | shortname = Kandy, Kandy SC | countryflag = Sri Lanka | countryflagvar = | founded = {{Start date and age|1874}} | region = | ground = Bogambara Stadium (until 1939) Nittawela Rugby Stadium | capacity = 30,000, 25,000 | chairman = Lasantha Wijesuriya | ceo = | president = Dr. Sarath Kapuwatte | captain = Fazil Marija Roshan Weerarathne (Acting) | coach = Sean Wijesinghe | top scorer = | caps = | url = http://www.kandysc.lankapanel.net/ | league = Dialog Rugby League Clifford Cup | season = 2016-17 Dialog Rugby League season | position = 1 | pattern_la1=_redshoulders|pattern_b1=|pattern_ra1=_redshoulders|pattern_so1=|pattern_sh1= | leftarm1=132232|body1=D3D3D3|rightarm1=132232|shorts1=132232|socks1=132232| | pattern_la2=|pattern_b2=|pattern_ra2=|pattern_so2=|pattern_sh2= | leftarm2=|body2=|rightarm2=|shorts2=|socks2=| }}Kandy Sports Club (better known as Kandy SC) is a Division 'A' rugby union team, based in Kandy, Sri Lanka, competing in the Dialog Rugby League. The club has been the most successful Sri Lankan club in the Sri Lanka Rugby Championship, winning 18 league titles in the last twenty years, which is the most number of wins by any club since the expanded competition commenced in 1950. The club has also won twenty Clifford Cups and in the period between 1995 and 2012 the club did not lose a Clifford Cup title, although in 1998 there was no tournament and in 2006 the club withdrew from the tournament.[1] Kandy SC had won the league title for a record nine consecutive years between 2000 and 2009.[2] History{{see also|Rugby union in Central Province, Sri Lanka}}The Kandy Sports Club was founded in 1874 by a group expatriate coffee planters and others working in the plantations sector in and around Kandy, as the Kandy Athletic, Boating, Cricket, Football and Dancing Club.[3] In 1888, 14 years later, the name was changed to Kandy Sports Club when the club also started playing rugby, hockey and polo. The home grounds was Bogambara grounds until 1939 when the British Colonial Army took over during the Second World War. Later the buildings were taken over by the General Hospital to house its offices, however Kandy SC continued to play rugby at the Bogambara grounds without a club house. In 1949 the Municipal Council released the garbage dumping ground area at Nittawela to the club.[4] From 1997 to 2009 Kandy SC has won every President's Trophy Knockout Tournament with the exception of the 1998 series, where it lost 26-30 in the final round to Ceylonese Rugby & Football Club (CR&FC).[5][6] On March 10, 2010 the rugby team of the Kandy Sports Club left for a 15-day tour of Dubai and South Africa. The club played one match in Dubai and two in South Africa. This was the first time Kandy SC toured two different countries on one tour.[7] Colours and name{{Empty section|date=July 2011}}Stadium
PlayersThe Kandy Sports Club was founded by a group expatriate coffee planters, however it has mainly had local players coming in from Kandyan school teams, namely Trinity College, Kandy and tradition in Sri Lanka, Kingswood College which was the first school to introduce rugby in Sri Lanka (by L. E. Blaze, an Old-Trinitian), though it gave up the game soon after and St. Anthony’s College which joined in as a progressive force. Other schools like Vidyartha College, Dharmaraja College and St. Sylvester's College have also had a long history in the sport while producing many players.[8] Current squadThe squad as of January 2017:[9] {{rugby squad start}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=PR | name=Hashan Fernando}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=PR | name=Ganuka Dissanayake}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=PR | name=Piyumal Manchanayake}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=PR | name=Kishore Jehan }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=PR | name=Dileepa Madhusanka }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=HK | name=Lasitha Attanagoda }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=HK | name=Damith Dissanayake}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=HK | name=Yakoob Ali}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=HK | name=Uchitha Jayasooriya }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=LK | name=Gayan Rathnayake }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=LK | name=Dimithri Wijethunga }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=LK | name=Tharindu Chaturanga }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=LK | name=Suhiru Anthony }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=LK | name=Shehan Pathirane }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FL | name=Jason Dissanayake }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FL | name=Raveen De Silva}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=N8 | name=Shashike Jayawardena}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=N8 | name=Buweneka Udangamuwa}}{{rugby squad mid}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=SH | name=Roshan Weeraratne| other = c}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=SH | name=Srinath Sooriyabandara}}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FH | name=Fazil Marija }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FH | name=Arshad Jamaldeen }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Lavanga Perera }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Kanchana Ramanayake }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Richard Dharmapala }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Danushka Ranjan }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Oshan Perera }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=CE | name=Gayan Weeraratne }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=WG | name=Danush Dayan }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=WG | name=Vishwamithra Jayasinghe }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=WG | name=Asitha Rathnayake }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=WG | name=Anruddha Wilwara }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FB | name=Eranda Weerakkody }}{{rugby squad player | nat=Sri Lanka | pos=FB | name=Thilina Wijesinghe }}{{rugby squad end}}Current internationals
Notable Foreign Players
Notable playersThe Kandy Sports Club has had some notable players including players who have played internationally and internationals who have played for Kandy. Some notable players include: Sri Lanka skipper and dynamic Anthonian Priyantha Ekanayake with Lakshaman Ekanayake, Indrajith Bandaranayake, Nalaka Weerakkoddy, Leroy Fonseka, Manjula Pathirana, Shyam Sideek, Rizvi Suhaib, Inthi Marikar, Lasantha Wijesuriya, Fijians Kitioni Ratrudradra, Bati Penaia, Tony Greanny and Viliame Satala.[10] Out of the key expat players over the years Meli Nakauta & Viliame Satala have represented Fiji in the World Cup in 1999, Manasa Qoro in 1987, while Kitioni Ratudrara, & Apisai Nagata have also represented Fiji at the highest level {{col-begin}}{{col-break}}
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Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors
Club honours
See also
References1. ^http://www.nation.lk/2010/08/08/sports5.htm 2. ^http://www.sports.lk/2010/04/kandy-dominance-under-stern-test/ 3. ^http://www.dailynews.lk/2010/06/11/spo15.asp 4. ^http://www.thesundayleader.lk/2010/02/07/kandy-sc-will-continue-to-dominate-rugby/ 5. ^http://www.dailynews.lk/2010/06/11/spo15.asp 6. ^http://www.dailynews.lk/2007/09/07/spo04.asp 7. ^http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news/2010/3/54711.html 8. ^http://www.dailynews.lk/2010/06/11/spo15.asp 9. ^http://www.thepapare.com/kandy-sc-squad/ 10. ^http://www.dailynews.lk/2010/06/11/spo15.asp External links
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