Multiple Sports Athletes from Rangoon University

စွယ်စုံရ တက္ကသိုလ် အားကစား ချန်ပီယန် များ

ဦးချမ်းသာ U Chan Tha

• Captain & Gold, RUBC / Rowing
  Seen with Prime Minister U Nu, Chancellor of Rangoon University

• Captain, Prome Hall Soccer Team
  Most members were Engineering Students.
  The team won the Inter-Hall Soccer Tournament for two consecutive years

ဦးတင်စီ U Tin Si

• Soccer — RU Inter-Hall Champion
• Burma Tennis Champion
  with younger brother Khin Si

• Badminton Champion

ဦးခင်စီ U Khin Si

• Soccer — RU Inter-Hall Champion
• Burma Tennis Champion
  with older brother Tin Si

ဦးတိတ်အိန် U Taik Ain

• Soccer – RU Inter-Hall Champion
  Twice with Prome Hall
  Once with Dagon Hall
• RU Tennis Champion
  in Singles and Doubles
• Swimming and Water Polo
• Volleyball
• Rowing

Dr. ထွဋ်ဆိုင် Dr. Harry Saing

• Captain & Gold, RUBC
  Later, Coach of RUBC Selected
• ARAE Champion in 1958 and 1960
• Burma Selected in Hockey
• Burma Selected in Cricket
• Soccer
• Track and field
• Pediatric Surgeon at Rangoon Children’s Hospital;
  Co-lead for the operation on Ma Nan Soe and Ma Nan San (conjoined twins);
• Well known Pediatric Surgeon in Hong Kong;
• Patron of HK Rowing and Sailing Club
• His ashes were scattered into the waters near the Club.

ဦးတင်ထွန်း U Tin Htoon

• Captain & Gold, RUBC
  Later, Co-compiler, RUBC 40th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine
  Chair, RUBC 90th Anniversary Souvenir Magazine
  Contributor, RUBC Centennial Souvenir Magazine
• Venables Bowl for Coxless Pairs
  1958 ARAE Regatta in Calcutta with Dr. Harry Saing (Bow)
• Willingdon Trophy for Coxed Fours
  1960 ARAE Regatta in Colombo with Dr. Harry Saing (Bow), Victor Htun Shein (2), Sunny Teng (3) and Sein Htoon (Cox)
• Silver Medal for Yatching
  1965 SEAP Games with Hla Khin
• Co-founder, Architects Incorporated with Bo Gyi (A59) and Aung Kyee Myint (A60)
• Architect, Thiri Pyit Saya Hotel, Bagan
• Architect, Burmese Buddhist Temple, Singapore

Union of Burma President’s Challenge Cup for Inter-Club Eights

• Donald Chan (Bow)
• San Maung / Gerald (2)
• M. Hla Min (3)
• Than Tin (4)
• George Singh / Tun Aung (5)
• Tin Htoon (6)
• Harry Saing / Htut Saing (7)
• Jimmy Saw Lwin (Stroke)
• Aun Kyi (Cox)