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This is a list of alumni of Trinity College, Kandy, located in Sri Lanka.

Government and politics

Intergovernmental organizations

  • Dr Sarath Amunugama - Founder Director of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) at the Paris-based UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). See also Cabinet Ministers.
  • Gotabaya (GKB) Dasanayaka - Senior Specialist, Employer Activity, South Asian Region International Labour Organisation, New Delhi; former Director General of the Employers’ Federation of Ceylon; former President TCK OBA Colombo Branch
  • Dr. Jayantha Dhanapala - Senior Special Advisor to both Presidents Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga and Mahinda Rajapakse; UN Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs; the Government of Sri Lanka's nominee for the office of United Nations Secretary General in 2006; Trinity Ryde gold medalist of 1956 (See also Diplomatic Service.)
  • Hiran Herat - former Senior Implementation Specialist; now Consultant, World Bank in Washington; Cricket, Hockey and Athletics Triple Coloursman, Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medallist of 1970
  • Bandula Jayasekera – former Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations[1]
  • Lakshman Kadirgamar - founder Director of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO); advisor to 36 Foreign Governments; advisor to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) (See also Diplomats, Ministers and Sportsmen.)
  • Dr Deshamanya Jayantha Kelegama - Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of External and Internal Trade; [2] during 1977–1990 he pursued a career outside Sri Lanka, serving in various international organizations such as UNCTAD, FAO, and ESCAP as an economic consultant[3][4][5]
  • Mohamed Muhsin - Vice President and founder Chief Information Officer of the World Bank; retired Nov 1 2005; also Trinity Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist of 1962
  • Dr. Sumith Pilapitiya - Lead Environmental Specialist, South Asia Region, World Bank
  • Nihal Rodrigo - former Secretary-General of SAARC and Sri Lanka's Permanent Representative to the United Nations (See also Diplomatic Service.)
  • M. Thiruchelvam - Transport Specialist, Asian Development Bank (ADB), Afghanistan Resident Mission
  • Colonel Shiam Vidurupola psc. - United Nations Security reform expert; technical advisor on military-rebel integration, reintegration and rehabilitation, United Nations Mission in Nepal, United Nations Planning Consultant on Peace-Building and Recovery; Senior Military Advisor to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

Diplomatic service

  • Sir V. Coomaraswamy CMG - former Ceylonese High Commissioner to Canada,[6] Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defense and External Affairs, and Senior Civil Servant
  • Fredrick E. de Silva - former Ambassador to France,[6] Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya, MP, Mayor and Barrister
  • Jayantha Dhanapala - former High Commissioner to New Delhi, London and Ambassador to Washington (with accreditation to the United Nations and Geneva) [citation needed]
  • N.Q. Dias - former High Commissioner to India and Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defense and External Affairs[6]
  • M.B. Dissanayake - former High Commissioner to France
  • Bandula Jayasekera - former Consul General, Canada[1] (See also Intergovernmental organizations.)
  • K. Kanagasunderam - former High Commissioner to Malaysia[6]
  • R.A. Kannangara - former Ambassador to Italy[6]
  • J.C.T. Kotelawela ("Jack") - former Ambassador to the Soviet Union;[6] former Lanka Sama Samaja Party (LSSP) Member of Parliament
  • M.M. Maharoof - former High Commissioner to Pakistan and Malaysia, and Ambassador to the UAR[6]
  • Chandra Monerawela - former Chief of Protocol (Sri Lanka) and High Commissioner to the UK
  • Faisz Musthapha, PC - former High Commissioner to the UK (See also Queen's Counsels / President's Counsels.)
  • Adigar TB Panabokke - High Commissioner to New Delhi, India
  • R.S. Pelpola - High Commissioner to Malaysia[6]
  • Upatissa Pethiyagoda - Ambassador to Rome, Italy; first Trinitian to obtain a first class honours degree in botany from any university
  • A.C.L. Ratwatte MBE - former High Commissioner to Ghana and Malaysia[6]
  • Nihal Rodrigo - former Ambassador to the USA and Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (see also Intergovernmental Organizations)
  • SCB Walgampaya, PC - High Commissioner to Australia
  • Col. Shiam Vidurupola - Defense Advisor to the Sri Lankan High Commissioner in London
  • S.P. Wickremasinghe - former Ambassador to West Germany[6]

Cabinet ministers and legislators

  • Dr L.O. Abeyaratne - Member of the House of Representatives (1960–65)[6]
  • Hon. Rohan Abeygoonesekera – Minister of State for Trade and Commerce in the Ranasinghe Premadasa Government of 1989-1993 and Kandy District MP
  • J.C. Ratwatte Adigar - member of the Ceylon State Council (1931–36)[6]
  • Hon. T.B. Panabokke Adigar - member of the Legislative Council (1921–24), and Cabinet Minister for Health (1931–36)[6]
  • Hon. Alick Aluwihare - Minister of Plantation Industries and later Minister of Ports and Shipping
  • Hon. B.H. Aluwihare - Ceylonese Cabinet Minister (Education, Cultural Affairs, Labour, Industries and Fisheries, 1960), Member of the Ceylon State Council (1936–47), Member of the House of Representatives (1952–56)[6]
  • Hon. Dr Sarath Amunugama - Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister (Min. of Public Administration and Home Affairs), Minister of Irrigation prior to becoming independent Sri Lanka’s 16th Finance Minister in the Chandrika Kumaratunga Government, Minister of Public Administration in the Mahinda Rajapaksa Government, Deputy Minister of Finance and now Senior Minister for International Monetary Cooperation and Kandy District MP. (See also under International Civil Servants, Public Servants and Media.)
  • T.R. Balalle - Member of the House of Representatives (1970–77)[6]
  • Hon. W.E. Botejue - member of the Ceylonese Legislative Council, 1921-24[6]
  • F.C. De Silva - Member of the House of Representatives (1952–56)[6]
  • Sir Francis De Zoysa KC - member of the Ceylon State Council (1936–47) and leading barrister
  • Hon. Lionel Gamini Dissanayake PC – presidential candidate, United National Party; Leader of the Opposition, Minister of Lands, Land Development and Mahaweli Development, in the JR Jayawardene Government of 1977; Minister of Plantation Industries in the Ranasinghe Premadasa Government of 1989; first MP for Nuwara Eliya in 1970 and 1977; President of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka; founder President of the Cricket Foundation of Sri Lanka (also Trinity General Lion)
  • B. Ratwatte Dissawe - Member of the Senate (1947–70)[6]
  • H.B. Rambukwelle Dissawe - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–56)[6]
  • Hon. P.B. Bulankulame Dissawe - Ceylonese Cabinet Minister for Agriculture and Lands, and Member of the House of Representatives[6]
  • Hon. P.B. Nugawela Dissawe - member of the Ceylon State Council, 1931-32[6]
  • T.B. Poholiyadde Dissawe - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–56)[6]
  • Hon. B.H. Dunuwille - Deputy President of the Senate, Ceylon (1947–70)[6]
  • Hon. Harindra Dunuwille - former Mayor of Kandy, MP and State Minister for Constitutional Affairs during the Ranasinghe Premadasa Government; Cricket Captain and Lion in 1964
  • Hon. Kabir Hashim - Minister of Tertiary Education in the abridged Ranil Wickremesinghe Government of 2001-2003 and MP for Kegalle District
  • K. Herat - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–56)[6]
  • Hon. Edwin Loku Banda Hurulle – Cabinet Minister of Communications and Cultural Affairs
  • P.C. Imbulana - Member of the House of Representatives (1960–65)[6]
  • Hon. P.C. Imbulana - former Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister of Labour, Member of the House of Representatives (1960–70)[6] and Governor of the Central and Uva Provinces
  • Hon. Lakshman Jayakody - Deputy Minister of Defence in the Sirimavo Bandaranaike Government of 1970-1977 and Minister of Cultural and Religious Affairs in the Chandrika Kumaratunga Government of 1994, MP for Divulapitiya[6] and Kurunegala District MP
  • Hon. M.D.H. Jayawardene - Minister of Finance (1954–56), Member of the House of Representatives (1952–56), Minister of Health (1965–70),[6] Minister of Plantation Industries (in the JR Jayewardene Government) and MP for Kaduwela
  • Hon. J.H.S.V. Jayawickrema - former Ceylonese Cabinet Minister for Justice (1947–70)[6]
  • Earnest Michael Kawalya Kaggwa - Prime Minister (Kattikiro) of Buganda[6] and Regent
  • Hon. Hector Kobbekaduwa - 1982 presidential candidate; former Minister of Agriculture in Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike's United Front Government of 1970-1977[6]
  • J.C.T. Kotelawela - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–60)[6]
  • Sri Lankabhimanya Hon. Lakshman Kadirgamar PC - former Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time of his assassination on August 12, 2005l President of the Oxford Union; Honorary Master of the Inner Temple in 1996 (only the second Asian to have this after Malaysian Prime Minister Tungku Abdul Rahaman in 1974); Honorary Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford; Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist in 1950 (See under International Civil Servants, Diplomats, Sportsmen and Sports Administrators.)
  • Hon. G.E. Madawela - member of the Ceylonese Legislative Council (1924–31) and Ceylon State Council (1931–32)[6]
  • S.M. Manickarajah - Member of the House of Representatives (1960–68)[6]
  • Hon. T.B.L. Moonemalle - Kandyan Member of the Legislative Council, 1899–1912, Ceylon[6]
  • S. Mollegoda - Member of the House of Representatives (1965–70)[6]
  • Hon. E.A. Nugawela - Cabinet Minister for Education (1947–52), Member of the Ceylon State Council (1936–47), Member of the Ceylon House of Representatives (1947–56)
  • Adigar Sir T.B. Panabokke - Ceylonese Cabinet Minister and Member of the Legislative Council
  • T.B. Panabokke (Jr) - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–56)[6]
  • Hon. R.S. Pelpola - Speaker of the Ceylonese House of Representatives (1960–64), Cabinet Minister (1964–65), and later High Commissioner to Malaysia[6]
  • Hon. P.B. Rambukwelle - member of the Ceylonese Legislative Council, 1925[6]
  • Hon. P.B. Ranarajah - member of the Ceylon State Council, 1932[6]
  • D.J. Ranaweera - Member of the House of Representatives (1960–70)[6]
  • Hon. Anuruddha Ratwatte - former Minister of Power and Energy and Deputy Minister of Defence and MP for Kandy District
  • H.L. Ratwatte - member of the Ceylon State Council (1947–52), Member of the Senate (1947–70)[6]
  • W.A. Ratwatte - Member of the House of Representatives (1952–56)[6]
  • Deshamanya Hon. Edward Lionel Senanayake - Speaker of the Parliament of Sri Lanka, 1983–88; Minister of Agriculture, later Minister of Health, and Governor North Central Province in the JR Jayawardene Government of 1977-1988, and Minister of Health in the Dudley Senanayake Government of 1965-1970 (See also Provincial Governors.)
  • Dr J.E. Senanayake - Member of the Senate (1970–77)[6]
  • Hon. Peri Sunderam - Cabinet Minister (Labour, Industry and Commerce) and Member of the Ceylon State Council[6]
  • Hon. R.S. Tennakoon - member of the Ceylon State Council (1931–47) and Deputy Chairman of Committees (1936–1947)[6]
  • H.B. Tenne - Member of the House of Representatives (1947–56)[6]
  • R. Udugama - Member of the House of Representatives (1970–77)[6]
  • U.B. Unamboowe - Member of the House of Representatives (1952–56)[6]
  • Hon. C. Vanderwall - Burgher Member of the Ceylon Legislative Council, elected in 1916[6]
  • Hon. Prof Tissa Vitarana - Sri Lankan Cabinet Minister (Science and Technology); Professor of Microbiology; former Head of the Medical Research Institute; Leader of the Lanka Sama Samaja Party
  • Hon. Batty Weerakoon - former Minister of Science and Technology and National List MP, General Secretary of The Lanka Sama Samaja Party (LSSP)
  • Hon. Sarath Welagedara - former State Minister for Irrigation
  • Hon. D P Wickremesinghe – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Cooperatives in the Chandrika Kumaratunga Government
  • Hon. R. Yogarajan - MP, Vice President of The Ceylon Workers Congress, Minister of Youth Empowerment and Socioeconomic Development

Provincial governors

  • Hon. Tissa Balalle - Governor of North Western Province
  • Hon. Edwin Loku Banda Hurulle - Governor, Central Province and North Central Province (See also Ministers.)
  • Hon. P.C. Imbulana - Governor of the Central and Uva Provinces (See also Ministers.)
  • Hon. Tikiri Kobbekaduwa - Governor of Central Province (See also Media, Corporate.)
  • Deshamanya Hon. Edward Lionel Senanayake - Governor of North Central Province (See also Cabinet Ministers and Legislators.)

Members of Parliament

  • Hon. Ranjinth Aluwihare - former MP for Matale District
  • Hon. Wasantha Aluwihare - MP, Matale District
  • Hon. Dilum Amunugama - MP, Kandy District
  • Hon. Kanaka Herath - MP, Kegalle District
  • Hon. Lohan Ratwatte - MP, Kandy District; Rugger Lion and member / prop forward of the Champion unbeaten Trinity Rugby XV led by Tyrell Rajapaksa which had six new Rugger Lions in 1987 and whose team was awarded the coveted Bradby Shield by President J.R. Jayewardene and the Premadasa Trophy by Premier Ranasinghe Premadasa; first XV rugger coach
  • Hon. Sujeewa Senasinghe - MP, Colombo District
  • Hon. Thenuka Vidanagamage - MP, Badulla District
  • Hon. Neranjan Wickramasinghe - MP, Kurunegala District

Members of municipal councils

Senior civil servants and heads of government departments

  • Dr Ernest Abeyaratne - former Director of Agriculture
  • W. T. I. Alagaratnam – Director of Irrigation
  • Dr Sarath Amunugama - government agent, Ratnapura and Hambantota (See also under International Civil Servants, Ministers and Media.)
  • John Albert Aserappa - former Conservator of Forests, Ceylon
  • M.I. Aziez - former Chairman of the Ceylon Electricity Board
  • Dr R.L. Balasuriya CCS - former Secretary to the Public Service Commission, Ceylon
  • Dr. Abeyrathne Bandaranayake - former Director General of Animal Production and Health Department.
  • Bandula Bulumulle CAS - former Additional Secretary, Ministry of Transport
  • J.C. Chanmugam - former Surveyor General, Ceylon
  • P R Dasanayaka - Ceylon Administrative Service (CAS) - former additional government agent, Kurunegala
  • J.A. de Silva - former Conservator of Forests, Ceylon
  • Jayantha Dhanapala - Secretary-General of the Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process (SCOPP) 2004-2005
  • Dr. Sapumal Bandara Dhanapala - former Director General of Animal Production and Health Department
  • M.B. Dissanayake - former Commissioner of Excise, Ceylon
  • Edmund Eramudugolla - former Senior Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka; donor of the Folklore Prize at the Annual Prize Giving
  • B.E. Fernando - former Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Ceylon
  • Atma Jayaram - former Chief of the Indian Intelligence Bureau;[6] personal advisor to Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi; first Trinitian to advise a foreign head of government
  • LKB (Lalith) Godamunne - Secretary General, Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka
  • W.T. Jayasinghe - Secretary to the Ministry of Defence (1970–1977), Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1978 onwards) (one time staff member of TCK and one of the five Trinitians to obtain a First Class Honours Degree in Classics at the time)
  • Brig. C.P. Jayawardena CMG - former Conservator of Forests, Ceylon
  • Dr Nihal Kappagoda - first Ceylonese Rhodes Scholar; Director-General, External Resources Department, Ministry of Finance and Planning
  • Dr H.N.S. Karunatilaka - former Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka
  • Deshamanya Dr Jayantha Kelegama - economist; senior civil servant and Secretary to the Ministry of Trade and Commerce (1970-1977); Chancellor of the Rajarata University (1996-2002); first Professor of Economics at Vidyalankara University, now the Kelaniya University (1960-1966)[7]
  • A.S. Kohobanwickrema - Secretary to the Cabinet of Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike in 1960; winner of Trinity's richest prize, the Dr Andreas Nell Memorial Prize for Ceylon History
  • L.W. Madugalle - Secretary to the Ministry of Sports and Parliamentary Affairs; Registrar, University of Peradeniya (father of Ranjan Madugalle)
  • Stanley Maralande - Ceylon Administrative Service (CAS) - former government agent, Kegalle
  • S.M.L. Marikkar CCS - former Permanent Secretary to the President of Sri Lanka
  • Hugh Molagoda - former Commissioner of Inland Revenue, Sri Lanka
  • Faisz Musthapha, PC - Chairman of the Sri Lanka Human Rights Commission, 2000-2003 (See also Diplomatic Service.)
  • M. Rajanayagam - former Labour Commissioner, Ceylon
  • Dr Prathap Ramanujan - Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Tourism and Senior civil servant
  • Dr. Seevali Ranawana - former Director General of Animal Production and Health Department.
  • A. Ratnavale - Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defence and External Affairs
  • Susantha Ratnayake - Chairman of the Sri Lanka Tea Board
  • Kanchana Ratwatte - former Director-General, Telecommunication Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka
  • G.M. Sparkes CCS - former Tea Commissioner, Ceylon
  • Robin Talwatte – Chairman of the Bank of Ceylon and the State Mortgage and Investment Bank
  • W. Tennakoon - former Governor of the Central Bank of Ceylon and Government Agent, Kandy
  • C E Tennkoon Ceylon Administrative Service (CAS) - former additional government agent, Kandy
  • Mudaliyar A.G. Tillekeratne - former Post Master General, Ceylon
  • Bertram Tittawela - former Secretary General of Parliament, Sri Lanka
  • Victor Unantenne - government agent, Polonnaruwa
  • N.A.D. Weerasinha - former Head of the Government Analysts' Department, Ceylon
  • M G. (Malcolm) Wright - Conservator of Forests

Mayors

  • Sir Cuda Ratwatte Adigar - first Kandyan Knight; first Mayor of Kandy
  • Fredrick de Silva, MBE - former Mayor of Kandy
  • Harindra Dunuwille - former Mayor of Kandy, MP and State Minister for Constitutional Affairs
  • Edmund Rajapakse - former Mayor of Nuwara Eliya
  • Mahen Ratwatte - present Mayor of Kandy
  • Kesara Senanayake - former Mayor of Kandy

Political party leaders

Artists

Judges and senior counsel

Supreme Court justices

  • His Lordship H.N.G. Fernando - Chief Justice, Ceylon, and barrister[6]
  • His Lordship D.P.S. Gunasekera - former Senior Crown Council, President of the Court of Appeal and Judge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship S. I. Imam - Supreme Court Judge, Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship M. Jameel - Judge of the Supreme Court, member of the constitutional council
  • His Lordship Dr. R B Ranaraja - Judge of the Supreme Court, Sri Lanka; Parliamentary Ombudsman
  • His Lordship Barnes S.C. Ratwatte - former President of the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court Judge, Ceylon
  • His Lordship NDM (Neville) Samarakoon QC - former Chief Justice, Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship Sarath Nanda Silva, PC - Chief Justice, Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship Andrew Somawansa - Judge of the Supreme Court, Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship Noel Tittawela - former Senior Crown Counsel and Supreme Court Judge
  • His Lordship Nissanka Udalagama - Judge of the Supreme Court,Director of Sri Lanka Judges' Institute, Sri Lanka
  • His Lordship C.B. Walgampaya - Judge of the Supreme Court, Sri Lanka; former Commissioner of Assize

Justices and attorneys

Royalty

  • HRH Capt. Prince (Kiweewa) George William Mawanda Chwa - ADC to the King and son of HRH Kabaka Sir Daudi Chwa II, King of Buganda)
  • HRH Prince Hasan Farid Didi - Maldivian Minister for the Interior and son of HRH the Sultan Elect of the Maldives (1945)

Military

Sri Lanka Army

  • Major General C.J. (Chandra) Abeyratne VSV, USP - 1st Division Commander, Panagoda
  • Captain S. Aladeniya (KIA) - first recipient of the Parama Weera Vibhushanaya
  • Major General L.T. (Lalin) Fernando psc - Northern Commander (1980/1981)
  • Major General T.R.T. (Tissa) Jayatunge - raised the 1st Battalion of the Vijayabahu Infantry Regiment in 1980 which has now developed into 28 battalions
  • Lieutenant General Denzil Lakshman Kobbekaduwa RWP, RSP, VSV, USP, rcds, psc, SLAC (KIA) - General Officer Commanding Northern Province
  • Lieutenant General Parami Kulatunga RSP, VSV, USAWC (United States Army War College) GW (KIA) - former Deputy Chief of Staff of the Sri Lanka Army, Security Forces Commander - Vanni and General Officer Commanding 22 Division; assassinated on June 26, 2006
  • Colonel A.F. Lafir (KIA) - recipient of the Parama Weera Vibhushanaya
  • Major General Nihal Ranjith Marambe RWP, RSP, USP, psc, Deputy Security Forces Commander, Jaffna; Commandant, Sri Lanka Army Command and Staff College; cricket captain and Lion in 1970; fullback / rugby coloursman in SP Samarasekera's famous rugby XV of 1970; first Trinitian to score a double century at cricket which was 202 n.o. versus Kingswood at Randles Hill in 1969; Defence Services Representative on the former Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka
  • Major General S.V. (Sanath) Panabokke - KSV, Deputy Commandant, Volunteer Force
  • Major General A.M. (Mano) Perera RWP, RSP, psc - General Officer Commanding 52 Division and Area Commander, Kandy
  • Major General Niranjan Asoka Ranasinghe RSP, VSV, USP, ndc, psc, Isc [citation needed] - General Officer Commanding 56 Division and Commandant Army Command and Staff College
  • General Anuruddha Ratwatte - Deputy Minister of Defence
  • Major General Richard Udugama, MBE - former Commander of the Army, Ceylon;[6] Trinity Rugby Lion in 1932

Indian Army

Sri Lanka Navy

  • Commander PSKBJH (Shanthi) Bahar - recipient of the Weera Wickrama Vibushanaya; killed in action in the North in 1986
  • Commodore Anura Dhanapala
  • Rear Admiral Travis Sinniah RWP.Usp

Sri Lanka Air Force

  • Air Vice Marshal Saranath Rambuwella - VSV, USP, Provost Marshal, Sri Lanka Air Force
  • Air Commodore PB (Prasanna) Ratnayake - RWP, RSP, USP, psc Chief Instructor, Defence Services Command and Staff College

United States Navy

  • PO Chaminda A.B Dissanayake - EAWS,ESWS VF-101(f-14 Tom-Cat "GRIM RIPPERS",VF-143(World famous "PUKING DOGS" F-14 Fixed-wing fighter Squadron)

United States Army

  • SFC Chaminda A.B Dissanayake - EAWS,ESWS, 1-144TH Field Artillery Division,1-160TH Cavalry,USAR recruiting & retention command LA,USA

Police

Sportsmen and administrators

Rugby

  • Ajith Abeyaratne – Sri Lanka Rugby Coach, Chairman of National Selectors, Captain of the Ceylonese Rugby and Football Club Trinity Rugger Captain and Lion in 1967 which had the then Bradby series record of 16/3 and 17/3; Cricket Captain and Lion in 1968; Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist in 1968
  • Rohan Abeykoon – former Sri Lanka Center and Captain of Ceylonese Hockey and Football Club (Trinity Rugger Colours in 1983)
  • Randika Alwis - U 19 national captain
  • RN (Ravi) Balasuriya - former President of the Ceylonese Rugby and Football Club (Trinity Rugger Captain and Lion in 1977. Regained the Bradby Shield after three years, won the Philip Buultjens Trophy for Inter-schools Sevens a side Rugby for the third year running, which was the last occasion that Trinity won it. Captained Trinity as the first-ever Sri Lankan schoolboy rugby team to be invited for the Asian Schools Rugby Football Championships in Bangkok in 1977. Beat St. Andrew College of Singapore but lost narrowly to Wajirawood College of Thailand where the foreign teams were Under-21 and Trinity was Under-19. Only schoolboy in the National Pool in both 1976 and 1977. Represented Sri Lanka vs visiting Paris Universities XV as a schoolboy in 1977.)
  • Pradeep Basnayake - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain (Trinity Vice-Captain and Rugger Lion 1996)
  • Y. C. Chang - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain
  • Mike de Alwis - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain (a member of DN (David) Frank's invincible Trinity XV of 1956 which subsequently produced a record 9 Sri Lanka jerseys and two Sri Lanka captains)
  • Lt. Col. SAB (Bertie) Dias - Sri Lanka National Rugby Coach for the 1974 Colombo Rugby Asiad when Sri Lanka came up to the finals with winners Japan (Rugger and Hockey Double Lionsman)
  • Rajeev Ganapathy - former national player, Western province captain 2006, Havelock Sports Club captain 2005, CH and FC
  • Irwin Howie - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain-1980; Rugger Lion in 1971; also Captained Kandy Sports Club
  • Quentin Israel - rugby player, coach, school master
  • Kavinda Jayasena - former national player, Havelocks sports club captain, Kandy sports club
  • Lt Gen. Denzil Lakshman Kobbekaduwa - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain and Secretary General of the Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union in 1974 (Trinity Rugger Captain and Lion in 1959, Trinity 1st XV rugby coach of 967, 1968 and 1969. Also Captained Kandy Sports Club and Army SC. As Secretary General of the SLRFU, he hand-picked Trinity Coach Bertie Dias to coach the Sri Lanka National Rugby XV for the 1974 Colombo Rugby Asiad on the strength of coaching the invincible Trinity Rugby XV that year which has four inter-school rugby records that are still unbroken and which comprised 5 rugger Lions. The only rugby personality of any school in Sri Lanka to play, captain, coach, referee and administer the game.)
  • Dilip Kumar - former Chairman of the NSW Rugby Union; former Chairman of the Australian Rugby Union; member of the International Rugby Board and SANZAR Board; athletics Lion in 1969
  • Armstrong Nimal Maralande - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain in 1964; member of DN (David) Frank's invincible Trinity XV of 1956, which subsequently produced a record 9 Sri Lanka jerseys and two Sri Lanka captains
  • Tikiri Marambe - former Sri Lanka rugby captain (Rugger Lion in 1971; also captained both Air Force and the Defence Services XV; played his first Club rugger match for CR and FC as a Trinity schoolboy, scrum half and Lion, which was a CR-Police Clifford Cup Final which CR won 22/3)
  • Inthi Marikar - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain, Sri Lanka Rugby 7s Head Coach and 15s Asst Coach (Winger/ Rugger Lion in Tyrrell Rajapaksa’s unbeaten team of 1987)
  • Harris Omar - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain (Trinity Captain and Rugger Lion 1996)
  • Senarath Bandara Pilapitiya - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain; Rugger Captain in 1946, Rugger and Cricket Double Lion
  • Murad Ramzeen - U 19 national captain, CR&FC
  • Duminda De Silva - Sri Lanka 15s and 7s. Represented Kandy, Havelocks, CR&FC and CH&FC. Also represented Sri Lanka in Basketball and Netball.
  • Dr Willie Ratnavale - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain (Trinity Rugby Captain)
  • Imad Reyal - UAE national player
  • Dr KB Sangakkara - Sri Lanka Rugger Captain (Trinity Rugger Captain, Senior Prefect and Ryde Gold Medalist)
  • Dilip Selvem - former national player, Kandy sports club, Havelocks sports club and Upcountry Lions
  • Lanil Tennakoon - former Sri Lanka Rugby Captain, played for Sri Lanka 1974-1980, member of the Ceylon rugby team that played against Japan at the Rugby Asiad Finals in 1974; selected to represent International Rugby XV in 1978; represented CH and FC, Kandy SC, Havelocks (triple champions, 1978), Dickoya, Dimbulla and Uva; captained Upcountry Rugby XV
  • S.J. Thambugala - President, Kandy Sports Club
  • Rehan Weerakoon - national player, Navy sports club, Hambantota Sharks
  • Sean Mark Wijesinghe - vice captain and coloursman, captain of Kandy sports club 2008, 2014; national captain 2011
  • M.G. (Malcolm) Wright - former Sri Lanka rugby captain (Rugby Lion in 1943; last Trinity captain in the Pre-Bradby Series in 1944; first Trinity Captain in the two-leg series, also in 1944; also captained Kandy SC, Dimbula-Dickoya SC, Upcountry Clubs, CR and FC; one of the two distinguished Trinity rugby personalities to referee the Bradby, along with Lt Gen. Denzil Kobbekaduwa)
  • Tharinda Ratwatte - U19 national Captain, CR&FC

Cricket

  • Narendra Ekanayake - captain of Bahamas national cricket team
  • Lakshman Kadirgamar - Oxford University Cricket Blue (Trinity Cricket Captain in 1949 where he also had his namesake and subsequent Cabinet Colleague Lakshman Jayakody as his Vice Captain; centre three quarter and Rugby coloursman in 1948 and 1949 where Lakshman Jayakody was the Hooker; Kadirgamar was also the winner of the senior batting prize in 1948 and Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist in 1950)
  • Malsri Kurukulasuriya - former Canadian national cricket coach (Trinity cricket Lion)
  • Graeme Labrooy - former Sri Lanka National Cricketer; represented Maris Stella College, Negombo at first eleven level
  • Denham Madena - captained the Sri Lanka U-19 Cricket team which had subsequent Sri Lanka skippers Sanath Jayasuriya and Marvan Atapattu and Sri Lanka cricketer Roshan Jurangpathy; also in that team were Trinitians Chaminda Unantenne, NLK Rathnayake (later Sri Lanka cricketer) and Mevan Ballale (third generation Trinitian to be wicketkeeper / batsman) (Trinity Cricket Lion in 1987)
  • Ranjan Senarath Madugalle - former Sri Lankan Cricket Captain; presently Chief Match Referee of the International Cricket Council (captained Trinity Under-12 and Under-14 cricket; Best All Rounder in the Trinity Junior School in 1969); later joined Royal College and captained Royal in the centenary Royal Thomian
  • Joseph Ravindran (Ravi) Ratnayeke - former Sri Lanka Vice Captain of Cricket -Opening bowler, part-time opening batsman. Played 22 Tests and 78 One Day Internationals for Sri Lanka and is the only Trinitian behind Kumar Sangakkara in international cricket who has now played 94 Tests and 287 One Day Internationals and still continuing. Awarded coveted Trinity Cricket Lion after his career best 8/83 for Sri Lanka vs Pakistan in the second Test at the Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot, Pakistan on the second day of the Test on October 28, 1985 in the 1985 away series which was a then Sri Lanka Test record for a bowler.(Trinity Cricket Captain in 1980, Lock forward and Rugby Coloursman 1977, 1978, 1979. Also member of Ravi Balasuriya's unbeaten Trinity Rugby XV in 1977)
  • N.L.K. (Nilantha) Ratnayake - former Sri Lanka national cricketer (triple coloursman and Double Lion in Cricket Athletics)
  • Kumar Choksanada Sangakkara - captain of Sri Lankan National Cricket Team, co-holder of the world record in Test Cricket for the highest partnership of 624 runs for any wicket where his personal score was 287 against South Africa at the SSC in 2008 (Trinity Cricket Lion, Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist of 1996)
  • Chaminda Unnantenne - represented Sri Lanka U-19 cricket; the only Sri Lankan Under-19 batsman to score a century against Australia in Australia (Trinity Cricket Lion 1987)
  • Kaushalya Weeraratne - Sri Lanka national cricketer

Athletics

  • Lakshman Kadirgamar - holder of the All India Inter University hurdles record both at Ahmedabad and Allahabad; winner of the coveted Athletics Lion; inaugural winner of the Duncan White Challenge Cup for athletics in 1948
  • D.L. White Duncan White MBE - Olympic silver medallist, Ceylon and Leader of the Sri Lankan contingent to the London Olympics in 1948; Trinity captain of Athletics and Lion in 1937

Boxing

  • Leslie (DL) Handunge - leader of the Sri Lankan contingent to the Helsinki Olympics in 1952; Trinity captain of Boxing in 1939 and Coloursman in 1940; awarded the coveted Boxing Lion in 1952

Hockey

  • M.Ghazzali A. Wadood (Trinity Lion '82) - member of Sri Lanka National Team 1982-1985; member of Sri Lankan Squad at the Asian Cup Hockey Team (Dhaka, Bangladesh); Capt. Presidents XI 1984 Sri Lanka Presidents XI Vs Russian National Team at CCC 1985

Racing

  • Dilantha Malagamuwa - Sri Lanka's only international racer; champion of the Malaysian Super-Car Series; winner of the Aston Martin Asia Cup, Sri Lankan Sports Ambassador in Japan; President of the Sri Lanka Association of Japan

Tennis

  • Roshun Razik (Mohamed Roshun Razik) - member of the Sri Lanka Davis Cup Team in 1997; represented Trinity in Junior level tennis; an under-18 Junior National Tennis Champion in 1990; moved to Royal College, Colombo and was a colors-man; non playing captain of the Sri Lanka World Junior team as a coach and manager; played NCAA tennis for Francis Marion University in South Carolina, USA

Basketball

  • Duminda De Silva -
  • Anton Nelson -
  • Takshila Hettiarachchi -
  • Clifford Johnson -
  • Barry Juriansz -
  • Tushan Dharme Dharmasena -

"Swimming"

  • Heshan Unamboowe

Academics

Medicine and dentistry

  • Dr L.O. (Lloyd) Abeyaratne MP - founder and Director of the Lady Ridgeway Hospital, Colombo and personal Physician to Prime Minister S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike and his family (donor of the Dr L.O. Abeyaratne Challenge Cup for Athletics at the annual prize day)
  • Prof. Asiri Abeygunawardena - Professor of Paediatrics, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Arjuna Aluvihare - Hunterian Professor of Surgery and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya
  • Prof. K. Bambaradeniya - former Professor of Dentistry, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Valentine Basnayake - Professor of Physiology and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya
  • Prof. Seneka Bibile - former Professor of Pharmacology,[6] Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and founder of the State Pharmaceuticals Corporation
  • Prof. AG Buthpitiya – Professor in Surgery and Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya (Senior Prefect of 1968)
  • Prof Srinath Chandrasekera - Professor in Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Sri Jayawardenapura University
  • Prof. Kemal Ismail Deen [citation needed] - Professor of Surgery and Head of Surgery, University of Kelaniya[11][failed verification]
  • Prof. S.B. Dissanayake - former Professor of Dentistry, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka [6]
  • Prof. S.B. Ellepola - former Professor, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Derek Frewin AO - former Executive Dean of the University of Adelaide's School of Medicine, Australia
  • Dr. George Rajanayagam Handy OBE - cardiologist; founder President of the Sri Lanka Heart Association; President of the Sri Lanka Medical Association
  • Prof. J.T. Labrooy - Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Adelaide; formerly Professor of Medicine at James Cook University; Vice President of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine
  • Prof D.B Nugegoda - former Professor of Community Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya; studied at Trinity before joining Royal College for his university entrance exams; currently serving the newly established medical faculty of the Rajarata University
  • Prof. Ralph Panabokke - former Professor of Pathology and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. H. Ranasinghe - Professor of Forensic Medicine, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka [6]
  • Dr. David Ratnavale - former Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Eastern Virginia Medical School, USA; Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association; former Chairman of the Human Disaster Management Council, Sri Lanka
  • Dr. Ayodhya Senanayake - Consultant Paediatrician, Sirimavo Bandaranayake Specialized Children's Hospital, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Basil Seneviratne - former Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Queensland, Australia; Director of Medicine at the Greenslopes Hospital, Australia's largest private hospital
  • Prof. Tissa Vitharana – Professor of Medical Microbiology and Director of the Medical Research Institute of Sri Lanka (MRI); after his early education at Trinity he joined Ananda College Colombo (See also Cabinet Ministers and Legislators.)
  • Prof D.J Weilgama - former Professor of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya; currently serving the newly established medical faculty of the Rajarata University
  • Prof. Ananda Wijekoon - Professor of Paediatrics; former Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

Science and agriculture

  • Prof. Cyril Bogahawatte - Professor of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. W.R. Breckenridge - Professor of Zoology at the University of Peradeniya and later Principal of Trinity College, Kandy
  • Prof. C.B. Dissanayake - Professor of Geology, University of Peradeniya, and former Director of the Institute of Fundamental Studies, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Tissa Herat – Professor of Botany, Open University of Sri Lanka
  • Dr. Sarath Ilangantileke - former Professor of Agricultural Engineering at the University of Peradeniya, former head of Agriculture Dept, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand and former Regional Programme Leader at CIP (International Potato Centre), South West Asia
  • Prof. Emeritus. Jana Janakiram - Ontario College of Agriculture, University of Guelph, Canada; former Project Director of Farm Management Training and Distance Learning Project in Russia; former Project Director of Agricultural and Rural Development, Egypt and Distance Learning Project in Seed Technology in India
  • Prof. S. J. B. A Jayasekera - Professor of Horticulture; former Dean, Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management, Wayamba University of Sri Lanka, Makandura, Gonawila (NWP)
  • Prof. G.C.N. Jayasooriya - Professor and Dean, Faculty of Science, Vidyodaya[6]
  • Prof. Lakshman Kannangara - former Professor of Physics, University of Colombo
  • Prof. A.L.T. Perera - Professor of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka
  • Prof. Sivali Ranawana - Professor of Livestock & Avian Sciences, University of Wayamba, Makandura; former Director General of Animal Production and Health
  • Prof. Jayendran C. Rasaiah - Professor of Chemistry at the University of Maine, USA; Fellow of the American Physical Society[12]
  • Prof. U.R. Sangakkara - Senior Professor of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka (Senior Prefect and Ryde gold medalist of 1971)
  • Prof. Stanley Wijesundera - former Professor of Bio-Chemistry and Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo; educated at Trinity as well as at Dharmaraja College and later at Ananda College, Colombo

Engineering

  • Prof. C.Y. Ching (Jr.) - Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, McMaster University, Hamilton Ontario, Canada;[13] Rugger Lion and Ryde gold medalist in 1975
  • Prof. W.M.G. Fernando - formerly Professor of Engineering, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka [6]
  • Prof. Malik Ranasinghe - Vice Chancellor of Moratuwa University, Professor; former Dean, Faculty of Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka[14]
  • Prof. Gamini Weerasekera - former Engineering Program head Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE; former Electronics Program Coordinator, University of Louisiana; Advisor to the Government of Sri Lanka.
  • Prof. Lareef Zubair - Senior Lecturer, Environmental Engineering University of Peradeniya; Fellow of IFS Sri Lanka; associate research scientist in Climate Adaptation, University of Columbia

Economics

Arts

  • Prof. Naren Chitty AM - Foundation Chair in International Communication, Associate Dean (International), Faculty of Arts, Inaugural Director of the Soft Power Advocacy & Research Centre (SPARC); former Acting Dean, Division of Society, Culture, Media & Philosophy, Macquarie University; former diplomat and former Consultant to the Ministry of State, Sri Lanka[17]
  • Prof. Wimal Dissanayake - Honorary Associate Professor of Comparative Literature, University of Hong Kong
  • Prof. Chelva Kanaganayagam - Professor, Department of English; Director, Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Toronto[18]
  • Prof. S. Walter Perera - Senior Professor in English, University of Peradeniya; Chair, Gratiaen Trust, Chair Sri Lanka Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies
  • Prof. J.L.C. Rodrigo CMG - formerly Professor of Western Classical Culture, University of Ceylon, Peradeniya; barrister[6]

School headmasters and principals

  • L.E. Blaze CBE - founder and first Principal of Kingswood College, Kandy[6]
  • C.E. Simithrarachchi - first Ceylonese Principal of Trinity College, Kandy

Business

Industry and commerce - chairmen and CEOs

  • Cecil Balmond - Chairman of Arup (Europe) and winner of some of the world's most prestigious prizes in architecture and design engineering
  • Dr Romesh Ranawana - Managing Director and co-founder of SimCentric Technologies (Pvt) Ltd
  • Susantha Ratnayake - youngest ever Group Chairman of John Keells Holdings PLC., Sri Lanka's largest diversified conglomerate (Trinity Cricket Coloursman in 1975 and First XV Ruggerite in 1975; also member of the Trinity College Rugby Sevens Team which won the inaugural Philip Buultjens Trophy in 1975)
  • Laksiri Wickramage - Chairman of TV Derana television channel; former vice-president of the food and beverage sector of Ceylon Cold Stores, a subsidiary of John Keells Holdings[19]
  • Nahil Wijesuriya - entrepreneur and Chairman of the East West Group, Sri Lanka (See also under Media.)
  • Sri “Saga” Sagadevan (1953-1962) - Executive Officer and Senior Vice President of Blue Cross Insurance Company, USA, and Senior Vice President of Health Net Insurance Company, USA (See also under Banking, Finance and Financial Services.)

Industry and commerce - managing directors / directors / CEOs and senior management personnel


Banking, finance and financial services

  • Stanley Jayawardena - former Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka
  • James S. Mather - Deputy Chairman and former CEO of Commercial Bank of Ceylon Ltd; former partner of Ernst & Young
  • [Sri “Saga” Sagadevan]-1953-1962, Executive Officer and Senior Vice President of Blue Cross Insurance Company, USA, and Senior Vice President of Health Net Insurance Company, USA (See also Industry and Commerce.)

Media

  • Dr. Sarath Amunugama - Chairman of Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd during the D.B. Wijetunga Presidency; former Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of State under Hon. Anandatissa De Alwis in the Dudley Senanayake government of 1965-70
  • Ajith Samaranayake - Editor, Sunday Island; Editor, Sunday Observer; Editor in Chief of English publications at Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd.; first holder of the joint record for the youngest-ever Chief Editor in the Sri Lankan media at 36 years in 1990; described by Reuters as "one of the three best editorial writers in Asia"[This quote needs a citation]

Aviators, pilots and captains

  • Captain Hiranjan Bibile - formerly with AirCeylon, AirLanka; presently at SriLankan Airlines
  • First Officer M de Soyza - formerly with SriLankan, presently with Etihad Airways
  • First Officer S. Dissanayake - with SriLankan Airlines
  • Captain Ranjula Ilangantileke - Aircraft Commander, US Air Force, First Officer, World Airways
  • Captain Navin Imbuldeniya - with SriLankan Airlines
  • Captain Shashen Ehelepola -with Austrian Air
  • Capt Nihal Jayawickrema - formerly with Air Ceylon, AirLanka, SriLankan Airlines; presently Senior Training Instructor at Dragon Air, Hong Kong
  • First Officer Viraj Manickam - with Sri Lankan Airlines; with formerly Susi Air, Indonesia
  • First Officer Rohan Moonemalle - pilot, SriLankan Airlines; First Officer, Etihad Airways; former marine engineer with Ceylon Shipping Corporation; Managing Director/CEO of Asgiriya Technologies (Pvt) Ltd and Asgiriya Leisure (Pvt) Ltd
  • Upali Perera - Director of Operations at Khartoum International Airport, Sudan, heading the ground services operations of the airport upgrade to bringing it to international standards; previously Senior Ramp Manager at Sharjah International Airport
  • First Officer Vibhuthi Perera - with Sri Lankan Airlines (represented Sri Lanka in cadeting, Trinity Lion for cadeting)
  • Captain U.B.U. Ranaweera - Captain, Crew Resources Management and human factors, Chief Sri Lankan Airlines
  • First Officer U. Stevens - with SriLankan Airlines
  • Captain Rajiv Unantenne - with British Virgin Airlines
  • Captain S. Wickremanayake - with SriLankan Airlines
  • Captain Lalith Wijetunge - formerly with AirLanka, SriLankan, Kingfisher Airlines of India, Air Asia-Malaysia; presently with Mihin Lanka; Vice President of the Pilots Guild of Sri Lanka

Prominent naturalists and conservationists

  • Dr Channa Bambaradeniya Ph.D (Class of 87) - Senior Environmental Scientist, Tidewater Inc.; formerly at the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in Asia as the Head of Species and Biodiversity Conservation Programme; published over 60 scientific books, research papers, and articles related to biodiversity conservation; recipient of Sri Lanka Presidential Award for Scientific Research in 2004 and 2006; recipient of 2004 Night of the Lions Trinity Prize for Natural History; represented the University of Peradeniya Rugby Team 1992-1995, and functioned as its Vice Captain in 1994
  • Jayantha Jayewardene - recipient of the Vulnerable Earth Award from the Netherlands; 2011 winner of the Presidential Award for Scientific Research; author, The Elephant in Sri Lanka, The Diversity of Sri Lankan Wildlife, Srilankave Ali Athun
  • Dr Lalith Wikramanayake - former Chairman of Environment Foundation Limited, Sri Lanka
  • Rodney Jonklaas - naturalist and pioneer diver who explored the reefs of Ceylon with Sir Arthur. C. Clark and Mike Wilson; illustrated in Sir Arthur's Blue Planet Trilogy

Religion

  • Rev. S.S. Anthony - Anglican Vicar, Melbourne, Australia, earlier in Darwin and Perth
  • Rev. Madugalle Sri Sumana Siddhartha Dharmasiddi - former Chief Prelate (Mahanayaka Thera) of the Malwatte Chapter, Sri Lanka[6]
  • Rt. Revd Gnanapragasam - former Bishop of Kurunegala and Chairman of the Board of Governors of Trinity College, Kandy
  • Rt. Revd Kumara Illangasinghe - Bishop of Kurunegala, Head of the Anglican church in Sri Lanka, and Chairman of the Board of Governors of Trinity College, Kandy
  • Rt. Revd Sydney Knight - Dean of the Anglican Cathedral, Diocese of Colombo
  • Rev. Dr. Shanta Premawardhana - Director, Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation, World Council of Churches, Geneva, Switzerland
  • Rev. Udugama Sri Buddharakitha Rathanapala - former Chief Prelate (Mahanayaka Thera) of the Asgiriya Chapter, Sri Lanka[6]
  • Venerable Christopher Ratnayaka - former Archdeacon of the Anglican Diocese of Kurunegala and Headmaster of Trinity College, Kandy
  • Ven. Bemmulle Kassapa Thera - while in laity, Captain H.A.S. Karunatilleke of the Sri Lanka Artillery
  • Ven. Bhante Dhammagavesi Thera - while in laity, Gamini Bandaranayake; formerly of British Telecom; Vice Captain and lone Hockey Lion of the unbeaten Trinity Hockey XI led by triple captain Malik Ranasinghe in 1977

Notes and references

  1. ^ a b "accessed 30 March 2011". Thecolombotimes.com. 2010-07-05. Retrieved 2011-09-10.
  2. ^ Book on ‘Sri Lankan Economy in Transition’ launched. The Island, Retrieved on 17 March 2012.
  3. ^ "Dr. Jayantha Kelegama". Upali Group of Companies. 2005-08-17. Retrieved 2013-11-05.
  4. ^ "Jayantha Kelegama: The patriot as economist". The Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd. 2005-08-14. Retrieved 2013-11-05.
  5. ^ "A progressive economist remembered". The Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd. 2005-09-13. Retrieved 2013-11-05.
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp Centenary Number, Trinity College, Kandy, 1872-1972, Appendix II - Old Boys, published by Trinity College Press, Kandy, March 1972
  7. ^ Deshamanya Dr. J. B. Kelegama.
  8. ^ www.manjunan.com
  9. ^ stanleykirinde.com/
  10. ^ 2pb.co.uk
  11. ^ Prof. Kemal Ismail Deen - accessed 28 March 2011
  12. ^ Prof. Jayendran C. Rasaiah - accessed 30 March 2011
  13. ^ "accessed 28 March 2011". Mech.mcmaster.ca. Retrieved 2011-09-10.
  14. ^ "accessed 28 March 2011". Civil.mrt.ac.lk. Retrieved 2011-09-10.
  15. ^ ‘DISSANAIKE, Prof. Gishan Romesh’, Who's Who 2011, A & C Black, 2011; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2010 ; online edn, Oct 2010 accessed 13 Dec 2010
  16. ^ "accessed 28 March 2011". Sundaytimes.lk. Retrieved 2011-09-10.
  17. ^ Prof. Naren Chitty - accessed 30 March 2011 Archived 2011-03-01 at the Wayback Machine
  18. ^ "accessed 30 March 2011". English.utoronto.ca. 2010-11-16. Retrieved 2011-09-10.
  19. ^ "Laksiri Wickramage, new Chairman Derana". Daily News. 30 May 2007. Retrieved 19 August 2014.
  20. ^ "Nandana Wickramage wins brand leadership award". Sunday Observer. Retrieved 19 August 2014.
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