Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
South Asian Games
4	Men's High Jump	2019	Kathmandu, NEP	2.10

Armed Forces Athlete, Student

Building and Construction Engineering - Texas A&M University-Commerce, United States of America

Son Oshan [2021]

English

Texas A&M University-Commerce [United States of America]

George Pincock [club], USA; Rock Light [club]

He took up athletics at Karunaratne Buddhist School in Colombo, Sri Lanka. He took part in sprint and long jump events before switching to high jump at age 11 when he began training with coaches Philip Ranjith and Suranjith Fernando at Maris Stella College in Negombo, Sri Lanka. (sundaytimes.lk, 16 May 2021; dailynews.lk, 10 May 2021)

He liked taking part in athletics meets at school. (sundaytimes.lk, 16 May 2021)

His parents, and coach Suranjith Fernando. (sundaytimes.lk, 16 May 2021)

While representing Texas A&M University-Commerce, in 2022 he received the South Central Region NCAA Division II Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year Award from the United States Track and Field and Cross-Country Coaches Association [USTFCCCA]. That year he also received a Lone Star Conference [LSC] Special Award as Outstanding Male Field Athlete of the Year. (ustfccca.org, 06 Jun 2022; lionathletics.com, 09 Mar 2022)

He was named 2021 and 2022 LSC Male Indoor Athlete of the Year while representing Texas A&M University-Commerce in the United States of America. (lionathletics.com, 22 Mar 2022; lonestarconference.org, 04 Jun 2021)

He was named 2021 NCAA Division II Indoor National Men's Field Athlete of the Year, and both Indoor and Outdoor South Central Region Field Athlete of the Year by the USTFCCCA. He also earned the 2021 Oscar Strahan Award as LSC Outstanding Male Field Athlete. (lionathletics.com, 24 May 2021, 12 May 2021, 16 Mar 2021; lonestarconference.org, 22 Mar 2021)

He was named Best Athlete at the 2019 National Sports Festival in Sri Lanka. (sundaytimes.lk, 16 May 2021)