Archive: 25 February 2026

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.

Defending champions Edwin Allen held off Holmwood Technical to retain their girls title, while St Jago led from post to post on the boys side as the curtains came down on the two Central Track and Field Championships at the Gc Foster College on Wednesday.

Edwin Allen topped the girls standing with with 406 points ahead of Holmwood 370.5, St Jago 240.5, Vere Technical 232.5 with Alphansus Davis rounding out the top five with 105.5.

St Jago once again topped the boys section with 250 points ahead of Edwin Allen High 208, Clarendon 132, Manchester High 124 and St Catherine 92 points rounds out the top five.

A total of 17 records were broken on the final day

Roger Hasfal was at track side and tells us more.