Sri Lanka’s medal tally at the Bahrain 2025 Asian Youth Games rises as Chathura Dulanjana and Shanuka Costa secure bronze medals in javelin and 400m.
Sri Lanka continued its strong showing at the 3rd Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, adding two more medals to its collection on Thursday. Chathura Dulanjana brought pride to the nation by winning bronze in the javelin throw with a distance of 62.51 metres, displaying both strength and consistency in a highly competitive field. His throw ensured Sri Lanka’s presence on the podium in one of athletics’ most iconic events.
Adding to the celebrations, Shanuka Costa delivered a sensational performance in the Boys’ 400m, racing to a personal best of 47.72 seconds to claim the bronze medal. His speed and determination in the final stretch earned him not only a podium finish but also a career-best time, marking him as a promising star for the future.
With these victories, Sri Lanka’s tally at the Bahrain Games now stands at one gold medal and three bronze medals, showcasing the rising talent of the nation’s youth athletes. These performances highlight Sri Lanka’s growing competitiveness on the Asian athletics stage and inspire hope for even greater success in upcoming international meets.
