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March 2010
Gold Triumphs at
St.James' Sports meet
Gold house emerged champions at the annual ports meet
hosted by the St.James' Primary school at their school
ground on Tuesday 2nd March.
The star athlete for the day was Correncia Hamilton
who shattered no fewer than five records on the day,
most of which she had set herself at previous meets.
Tah-j Liburd was the male star athlete of the day
and he also created one new record.
The children blazed the track cheered on by an enthusiastic
crowd.
Overall winners:
Gold house -Champions
Red-second
Green -third
Records broken:
Correncia Hamilton- Grade 4: 5 records: 100, 200,
400, 800 and 1500 meters
Tah-j Liburd-Grade 5: 1 record in the 800 meters
Qnnike Jeffers-Grade 2: record in the 400 meters
Isaiah Wilkin-Grade 3-record in the 400 meters
Husene Martin-Grade 1-record in the 60 and 100 meters
Rydell Jeffers-Grade 2-record in the 200 meters.
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St.James'
athletes
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St.James'
athletes
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Red Leads the way
at Charlestown Primary Sports meet
Red house came away as champions at the Charlestown
Primary school annual sports meet, held at the Elquemedo
Willet park on Wednesday.
There was a huge crowd in attendance as many of the
other schools supported the event as they watched
the five peat champions in action.
The meet was held under the patronage of former champion
athlete of the school, Mr. Theran Mulrain who was
immaculately attired for the occasion.
Due to some slight delays between races, the final
events were run under lights.
Overall results:
Red-339 points
Green -333
Blue-299
Washington Archibald High School Points going into
Sports Day?
Final Pre-Sport Points
1st Red 186
2nd Orange 163
3rd Blue 156
4th Green 144
Overall Points
Standings
Orange 1189
Blue 1187
Green 1099
Red 1052
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Patron
at Charlestown Primary school sports--Theron
Mulrain and Headmaster Barrett
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Athletes
at CPS
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Athletes
at CPS
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Jean
Caines hands out medals
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*Sports Day will be held on Thursday 4th March at
the Basseterre high School Ground
3rd March 2010
Green Dominates Maude Cross Prep Sports Meet
Green House was crowned champions at the Maude Cross
Prep school sports day held at the Elquemedo Willet
Park yesterday.
The meet was held under the distinguished patronage
of Stuart Williams and the fair sized crowd on hand
was treated to some really competitive races.
At the end of the day, the overall results saw:
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Class
champions
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| Class VI Boys
Tyrique Smith |
Gold House
22 pts 1 record 60m |
| Class VI Girls Jeniah
Tyson |
Green House 22 pts 1 record
60m |
| Class V Boys Ammani Williams |
Green House 32 pts 1 record
400m |
| Class V Girls Kyshani
Newton |
Red House 27 pts |
| Class IV Boys Lavion Smithen |
Gold House 43 pts 1 record
800m |
| Class IV Girls Tamia Grant |
Green House 30 pts |
| Class III Boys Patrick
Brandy |
Green House 23 pts |
| Class III Girls Khameel
Stapleton |
Green House 37 pts |
| Class II Boys McClevan
Watkins |
Gold House 31 pts |
| Class II Girls Judene
Tyson |
Red House 34 pts 2 records
400m , 100m |
| Class I Boys Brittion
Walwyn |
Green House 44 pts |
| Class I Girls Nekhaila
Tyson |
Red House 29 pts |
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| Victor Ludorum Brittion
Walwyn |
44 pts Green House |
| Victrix Ludorum Khameel
Stapleton |
37 pts Green House |
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Final
Points
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Green
House 486 pts
Red House 422 pts
Gold House 329 pts
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Maude
Cross Pre athletes ready for march past
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Patron
Stuart Clayton Williams and Sports Mistress
Cherry-Anne Walwyn at march past
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Class
I Girls Nekhaila Tyson Red House 29 pts
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Athletes
pose after race-Maude Cross Pre
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Athletes
pose after race-maude Cross Prep
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2nd March 2010
Olympians Meet with the Premier
The Special Olympians of Nevis received their day in
the sunshine yesterday when they were treated to a grand
motorcade through the streets of Charlestown.
The athletes who were a part of the successful Federation
team which represented at the recent Latin American
special Olympic games, started their motorcade at the
school in Prospect, journeying through Brown Hill to
the Main Road, pass the Administration building at Bath
Village, through Main street Charlestown and on their
return trip passed by the cheering students at the Charlestown
Secondary school and made a very important stop back
at the Administration building at Bath Hotel, where
they were warmly welcomed by Premier of Nevis, Hon Joseph
Parry.
The Premier took time out to warmly shake hands with
each athlete and congratulated them on their achievements.
Apparently one of the young athletes asked the Premier
if now that they had returned with gold, if they would
get some land. The Premier assured the athletes that
his administration would do something more for them
in honour of their outstanding performance.
"It won't be land, but it will be something meaningful,"
he stated.
As the children displayed their medals during the motorcade,
members of the public warmly cheered them on and they
obviously enjoyed the moment.
Back at their school, the children and parents were
treated to a sumptuous lunch which climaxed a memorable
day.
The Federation team returned with 17 gold medals -9
for Nevis; 15 silver medals-7 to Nevis; 9 bronze medals-2
to Nevis. A grand total of 41 medals.
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Premier
Parry poses with athletes
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Lawvander
Forbes (center) takes gold
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Spe
cial Olympians set for motorcade
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Athletes
in motorcade mode
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