\n We Can Name Cricket as The Main Sport in Prince of Wales’ College. And Cricket Was the Sport\n That Carried the Name of The Prince of Wales Even Internationally. In The History of Cricket\n In Sri Lanka as Well as In the Present, Many Cricketers Are Representing the National Team\n And Bringing Glory to The Prince of Wales College.

\n The Under-19 Team Was Selected Among the Best 8 Teams in The Two-Day Tournament\n The Under 13 Team Was Selected Among the Top Four Teams in The District\n Under 15 Team Selected Among the Top 8 Teams in The District.

\n For All These Achievements in Charge of Cricket Mr. Udaya Giganage, Mr. Kasun Devapriya,\n Worked Tirelessly and Dedicatedly.

Since 2017, Volleyball Has Become an Active Sport Again in The School.\n Currently, Three Teams Are Playing Under-16, Under-18 And Under-20 Volleyball. There Are\n More Than Forty Players Engaged in This Sport at Present.

\n Under 16 Team Won First Place in The Divisional Volleyball Tournament 2019\n 2020 Under 16 Team Wins First Place in Divisional Volleyball Tournament\n These Are the Volleyball Achievements In 2019 2020\n

\n Mr. Chamara Jeewantha in Charge of Volleyball and Mr. Samira Fernando Who Is Working as A\n Coach Worked Hard and Dedicated Themselves for All These Achievements.\n

Basketball Has Been a Popular Sport in The School Since 1989. At Present, The\n Players Competing in The All-Island. All Age Groups Have Achieved Many Victories for The\n School. Students From Grade 1 To Grade 12 Are Engaged in Basketball.

Mr. Tharaka Dharmakumara Who Works as A Coach and Mrs. Himali Sevwandi, Mrs.\n Chamalka Dissanayake and Miss Chaturashmi Liyanage Who Work as Teachers in Charge of\n Basketball, Worked Tirelessly for Training Activities.

The Game of Rugby Has Long Been a Game of Spotting the Prince of Wales's Energy.\n The Rugby Carnival Project for Children Under 12 Years of Age Is Another Support for The\n Development of This Sport. Last Year, The Game of Rugby Brought Many Victories to The\n School.

The Head Coach Mr. S.M.C Samarakoon and Mr. Nuvan Jayashantha and Mr. Aruni\n Jayawardene Who Are in Charge of The Rugby Games Are Working Hard for The Training\n Activities.

The Game of Handball, Which Was Started by Mr. Suminda Karunaratne In 2011,\n Was Taking a Step Forward by Achieving Victories Every Year.

In The Year 2019,\n Third Place in All-Island Under Twenty\n The Under 18 Championship Was a Triumph for The Handball School.\n

Mr. Suminda Karunaratne, The Head Coach and Dr. Jayaratne, Who Is in Charge of\n Handball, Worked Tirelessly for The Training Activities.

The Hockey Players Have Won Many Victories for The College Through Their Skills.\n The Prince of Wales Hockey Team Has Inherited the Pride of Being a Revolutionary Team on The\n School Hockey Field.

The Prince of Wales Hockey Team Won The 2019 Grand Hockey Tournament.

\n Hockey Coach Mr. Dinesh Chaturanga and Hockey In-Charge Mrs. Ayesha Weerasinghe and Mrs. W.\n Savoni Angeli Worked Tirelessly for These Achievements.\n

Athletics Can Be Called as A Sport That Leads the Players to The Right Goal\n Through Strength and Power. Athletics Can Be Called as A Sport That Has Given Fame to Our\n School by Achieving Victories Every Year.

Selection of 20 Students from Regional Competitions\n Selection of 5 Students for Provincial Competitions\n These Are Some of The Achievements of Athletics

\n Athletics Coach Mr. Nelson Gamage and Mr. Sameera Fernando and The in Charge of Athletics\n Mr. Ranasinghe Gurumahata Worked Hard and Dedicated Themselves to Achieve These\n Achievements.\n

Swimming, Which Started In 1996, Is Another Sport That Adorns the Prince of\n Wales School, And Now the School Has a Swimming Pool That Has Become a Sport That the\n Students Participate in More Enthusiastically.

\n The Head Coach Mr. Asela Perera and Swimming in Charge Mr. T.K.A.K.Ruberu, Ms. Dinuka\n Sellahewa, Ms. Gaurav Silva, Ms. Chethana Sandawani Worked Tirelessly for The Training\n Activities.\n

Judo Can Also Be Appreciated as Another Sport That Graces Our College with Fame.\n At Present, The Name of The School Can Be Called a Sport That Has Been Able to Be Taken\n Internationally.

\n Winning Many Victories in the 2019 Koswatta Amateur All Ceylon Judo Tournament\n Judo Players Also Managed to Win Many Victories in The Western Province Judo\n Tournament.

\n Mr. Dinesh Prasana Fernando, The Head Coach and Ms. Lakshika Madushani, Ms. Sirini Kaushalya\n in Charge of Judo Have Worked Tirelessly for The Training.\n

Wushu, Which Started In 2017, Is A Self-Defense Game That Practices Mental\n Concentration, Flexibility, And Improves the Activity of Children, And the Vision of This\n Game Is to Develop Discipline and Restraint.

\n Won The All-Island Championship In 2019

\n For These Achievements, The Head Coach Mr. Nishantha Vankiulanberg and Mrs. Anuradhi\n Nayanathara and Mrs. Madusha Fernando, Who Are in Charge of The Game, Have Dedicated\n Themselves Immensely.\n

Karate is a popular martial art at Prince of Wales College in Moratuwa. Many\n students at the college enjoy practicing karate. They learn different karate moves and\n techniques to defend themselves and build self-confidence. The college has experienced\n karate instructors who teach the students the art of discipline, respect, and focus. Karate\n classes at Prince of Wales College provide a great opportunity for students to stay fit and\n develop important life skills while having fun.

A Special Game Held in The School Since 1993. This Game Is a Popular Game Among\n the Players of The School, Which Brings a Reputation to The School by Showing Off Their\n Talents. The Wrestling Team Has Brought Many Victories to The School.\n

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• Winning The Overall Championship with Three Gold Medals, Two Silver Medals and Two\n Bronze\n Medals in The All-Island National School Wrestling Tournament
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• Winning Two Gold Medals in the 2019 Novice Wrestling Competition.
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Another Sport That Brings Beauty to Prince of Wales College Is Badminton.\n Badminton, Which Was a Special Sport of The School, Achieved Many Victories for The School\n Last Year.

\n The Head Coach Mr. K.S.W. Jayaweera and Ms. Dinesh Weerapura, Ms. Chalani Achintha, Who Are\n in Charge of The Badminton Game, Are Working Hard and Dedicated.\n

Chess\n Nowadays, Chess Can Be Called as A Popular Game in The School. It Is an Indoor Game. Chess\n Develops Intelligence. While Games Develop Physical Strength, Chess Develops the Mind. Chess\n Is a Game Which Brought Great Fame to The School Last Year.

\n Mr. Chathura Mendis, Ms. Gimahani Apeksha, Ms. Sathya Divyanjali Who Are Teachers in Charge\n of The Chess Game and The Head Coach, Mr. Sisira Kumara Worked Tirelessly and Dedicated\n Themselves in The Training Activities.\n

Although It Is Considered as An Indoor Game, It Has Become Very Popular Among\n Students. This Game Provides Good Support for The Development of Student Discipline and\n Mastering the Quality of Patience. It Is Important to Calm the Mind and Highlight the\n Intelligence.

Every Year, This Game Has Given the School All-Island\n Achievements.

\n Head Coach Mr. Dinesh Nishantha Fernando and Carrom In-Charge Ms. P.C Nilmini Worked\n Tirelessly for Training Activities.\n

Shooting Game Can Be Introduced as An Emerging Game in The World of Sports. This\n Game Shows Mental Concentration and The Ability to Achieve Goals. In The Year 2019, By\n Winning the All-Ceylon Provincial Competition, The Waddy Players Have Succeeded in Bringing\n Fame to The School.

\n To Succeed in These Activities. Coach Mr. Suranga And Ms. Chaturika Dilhani and Ms. Yomal\n Prathanna Who Are in Charge of The Sport Worked with Great Dedication.\n