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How the Plate Championship will work; Points table revealed
Thursday, 20 April 2017 - 12:48 | Views - 1,375
After enthralling action in the first round of the Singer Schools’ Rugby League, it is decision time for the lower tier teams in Division A and an opportunity for the lower tier schools in the ‘B’ segment as their place in the league will depend in the Plate Championship that will commence on the 28th of April 2017.
A total of five teams were demoted to the Plate segment after their lackluster performance in the first round. Dharmaraja College, St. Anthony’s College and D. S. Senanayaka College had to leave the Cup championship from the group IA after they failed to collect the adequate points to progress forward.
Out of the six teams in Group IIA, Science College and Prince of Wales College Moratuwa could not progress forward with Science College having only one win and Prince of Wales ending win-less.
While five teams made it through from the top division, three teams will progress to the Plate Championship from the ‘B’ Division. The teams that qualified are Kingswood College, Vidyartha College and Lumbini College Colombo.After enthralling action in the first round of the Singer Schools’ Rugby League, it is decision time for the lower tier teams in Division A and an opportunity for the lower tier schools in the ‘B’ segment as their place in the league will depend in the Plate Championship that will commence on the 28th of April 2017.A total of five teams were demoted to the Plate segment after their lackluster performance in the first round. Dharmaraja College, St. Anthony’s College and D. S. Senanayaka College had to leave the Cup championship from the group IA after they failed to collect the adequate points to progress forward.Out of the six teams in Group IIA, Science College and Prince of Wales College Moratuwa could not progress forward with Science College having only one win and Prince of Wales ending win-less.While five teams made it through from the top division, three teams will progress to the Plate Championship from the ‘B’ Division. The teams that qualified are Kingswood College, Vidyartha College and Lumbini College Colombo.
A total of five teams were demoted to the Plate segment after their lackluster performance in the first round. Dharmaraja College, St. Anthony’s College and D. S. Senanayaka College had to leave the Cup championship from the group IA after they failed to collect the adequate points to progress forward.
Out of the six teams in Group IIA, Science College and Prince of Wales College Moratuwa could not progress forward with Science College having only one win and Prince of Wales ending win-less.
While five teams made it through from the top division, three teams will progress to the Plate Championship from the ‘B’ Division. The teams that qualified are Kingswood College, Vidyartha College and Lumbini College Colombo.After enthralling action in the first round of the Singer Schools’ Rugby League, it is decision time for the lower tier teams in Division A and an opportunity for the lower tier schools in the ‘B’ segment as their place in the league will depend in the Plate Championship that will commence on the 28th of April 2017.A total of five teams were demoted to the Plate segment after their lackluster performance in the first round. Dharmaraja College, St. Anthony’s College and D. S. Senanayaka College had to leave the Cup championship from the group IA after they failed to collect the adequate points to progress forward.Out of the six teams in Group IIA, Science College and Prince of Wales College Moratuwa could not progress forward with Science College having only one win and Prince of Wales ending win-less.While five teams made it through from the top division, three teams will progress to the Plate Championship from the ‘B’ Division. The teams that qualified are Kingswood College, Vidyartha College and Lumbini College Colombo.
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