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President Mahinda Rajapakse's second son, Yoshitha, a flanker from S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia is included in a 30-member preliminary pool from which the final 23-member team is to be selected on December 5 to represent Sri Lanka Under-19 at the Junior Asian Rugby Championships to be staged in Lahore, Pakistan later next month. The Lankans are scheduled to leave the island on December 9.

The team is being coached by New Zealander George Simpkin, who is the national coach. He is being assisted by Ronnie Ibrahim. Senarath de Alwis will be the manager with K. S. P. Karunaratne as assistant manager and Mothilal Jayatilleke, the physical trainer.

The Sri Lanka Youth pool is as follows: S. Ratnayake, Gayeshan Wijesinghe (Royal), M. A. M. D. Costa (Isipathana), Z. Jhan, Niranjan Wickremaratne, C. C. Peter (Wesley), Yoshita Rajapakse (S. Thomas'), H. A. D. Soysa (St. Aloysius), H. Ariyawardene (St. Peter's), D. N. A. Hasaranga (Royal, Panadura), Gayan Fernando (Ananda), K. G. D. S. Abeysinghe (Vidyartha), P. Jayasinghe, W. B. Gonawala (Nalanda), O. Weerasekera, S. F. Fernando (St. Joseph's), N. T. Wijeratne, W. M. P. T. Manoj, Dev Anand, Gayan Weeraratne, M. Kulatunga, K. L. F. Silva, N. H. Wijesiri (Kingswood), S. F. Wanigasekera, Migara Maddumapatabendi, A. Balasunderam (Trinity), K. N. Rajapakse, M. Shafraz, M. Ashraf and S. B. Rajaguru (St. Anthony's).

(L.G.)

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