Tobago dominate school athletics

Tobago once again have dominated the 2003 National Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships.

This through a  strong showing by their athletes at the recent competition. South East Zone were named the March Past winners. The prize distribution function was held yesterday at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo and in attendance was Education Minister Hazel Manning. She thanked Guardian General Limited for their two-year sponsorship of the competition and urged the participating students to emulate successful products of the programme such as Mark Burns and Darryl Brown. Mrs Manning congratulated those who were up for awards and to those who fell short, she asked them to gain knowledge from the experience. Senator Manning also wished the organising committee continued success in the future. This year all zones received cash incentives and all champion schools collected trophies and cash.

Honour Roll
Champion Athletes—Girls
Under-14—Cadajah Spencer, San Fernando SDA (Victoria).
Under-15—Shermin Lasaldo, Excel Composite (St George Central)
Under-17—Pilar Mc Shine, Success/Laventille Secondary (St George Central).
Under-20—Cuique Melville, Signal Hill Senior Secondary (Tobago).
Champion Athletes—Boys:
Under-14—Jevon Matthews, St Benedict’s College (Victoria).
Under-15—Kieron Anthony, Fatima College (St George West).
Under-17—Peter Carter, Queen’s Royal College (St George West).
Under-20—Mikel Courtney, Toco Composite (North East).
Victrix Ludorum— Cuique Melville, Signal Hill Senior (Tobago).
Victor Ludorum—Jevon Matthews, St Benedict’s College (Victoria)
Champion Schools:
Boys— Fatima College.
Girls—-Bishop Anstey.
Juniors Girls— Scarborough Secondary.
Junior Boys— Scarborough Secondary.
Senior Girls—Bishop Anstey.
Senior Boys—Toco Composite.
Co-ed School—Scarborough Secondary.