George Steuart (GS) Sports in recent times announced its sponsorship of powerlifting champion Ransilu Jayathilake as he prepares to compete in the 2024 Commonwealth Powerlifting Championships in South Africa.
Furthermore to supporting him in this prestigious international event, the company also revealed that Jayathilake had been appointed as the Brand Ambassador for GS Sports.
Jayathilake has consistently signified Sri Lanka on the global powerlifting stage, and his outstanding accomplishments speak to his exceptional talent and dedication.
Remarkably, his achievements include winning Silver medals in both the (Single) Open and (Raw) Open categories at the 2019 Commonwealth Championships in Canada. Prior to that, in 2015, he secured a Gold medal in the (Single) Open and a Silver medal in the (Raw) Open at the Commonwealth Championships held in British Columbia, Canada.
Jayathilake holds the distinction of being the first individual from any region to win the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship four times.
With this sponsorship, GS Sports continues its commitment to supporting the development of Sri Lankan sports and athletes.
As a pioneer in the fitness industry, the company offers premium, end-to-end commercial and at-home fitness equipment, catering to both regular fitness fans and professional athletes. The company’s focus on delivering holistic fitness solutions is reflected in its services that range from personal health improvement to professional gym installations.
With branches in Kollupitiya, Madiwela, and Negombo, GS Sports aims to become a leader in gym equipment retail, offering solutions for home-based fitness and commercial fitness needs with reputed global brands. The company remains committed to inspiring success in business, promoting lifestyle changes, and fostering personal achievements through enhanced health and performance.
As Jayathilake takes on the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship in 2024, GS Sports wishes him continued success, self-confident that he will once again bring pride to Sri Lanka.