Tharushi Himahansika Weerasekara Brings Pride to Sri Lanka at the 7th Carrom World Cup

The 7th Carrom World Cup was held from December 2 to 6 at Barceló Nasandhura, Maldives, with athletes from 17 countries competing for international honours. It was a major global event where the best carrom players gathered to showcase their skills.

Among the Sri Lankan team members, Tharushi Himahansika Weerasekara represented the University of Sri Jayewardenepura with great dedication. She is a talented student from the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, and her participation in this world-level championship is a remarkable achievement.

In the Women’s Team Event, the Sri Lankan team performed exceptionally well and won 3rd place, earning a prestigious bronze medal. This result shows the strong teamwork, skill, and determination of the players, and Tharushi played an important role in this success.

Taking part in a World Cup where 17 countries are involved is a significant milestone for any athlete. The competition was intense, but Tharushi and her team showed excellent focus and confidence throughout the tournament. Their achievement brings pride not only to Sri Lanka but also to the University of Sri Jayewardenepura.

Tharushi’s success highlights the growing strength of university sports and the commitment of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences to support well-rounded students. Balancing studies and sports at an international level is not easy, but Tharushi has shown that with passion and discipline, great things can be achieved.

The University of Sri Jayewardenepura warmly congratulates Tharushi Himahansika Weerasekara for her outstanding performance on the world stage. Her achievement will inspire many other students, especially young female athletes, to dream big and aim for excellence in their chosen sport. This moment is a proud chapter for the university, the faculty, and the entire nation.

Created by: M.D.D. Wijerathna