Category: Boys and Girls Champs

  • Hydel finally dethrones Edwin Allen; Kingston College wins 2 in a row

    Girls Championships Hydel, with great performances from captain Anieka McAnuff and 100M record-breaking runner Alana Reid, and aided by the disqualification of Edwin Allen in the sprint medley that erased 12 points, helped Hydel hang on to a 2 point win. In the girls class one (1) 100M event, after semi-final runs of 11.16 and…

  • It’s Edwin Allen yet again but Kingston College dethrones Jamaica College #Champs2022

    Many time winners, Edwin Allen Comprehensive High, held off the dangerous Hydel and their 200M record-breaking phenom Brianna Lyston to win the 2022 ISSA Girls [Athletic] Championships  With the new Champs format having many finals on days 2 and 3, and fewer on Friday (day 4), Edwin Allen held the lead coming into the final…

  • It’s Edwin Allen again but Jamaica College NOT Kingston College #Champs2021

    Many time winners, Edwin Allen Comprehensive High, held off the dangerous St Jago to win the 2021 ISSA Girls [Athletic] Championships.  Edwin Allen held the lead coming into the final day and, with runners like the Clayton Twins, seemed poised to retain the trophy.  However, St Jago and Hydel gave all they had, valiant efforts,…

  • KC and Edwin Allen win Boys & Girls Champs

    In a great performance, Kingston College has won the 2019 ISSA Boys Championships (Champs 2019) over second place Calabar by almost the same margin as they lost to Calabar last year while Edwin Allen won the Girls Champs 2019 by 7 points over Hydel. Boys Champs 2019 Not quite the 32-year drought ended by winning…

  • Five in a row for Edwin Allen, Seven for dominant Calabar

    #Champs2018 is over with Edwin Allen Comprehensive and Calabar winning and retaining the Girls and Boys Champs respectively… Calabar winning early with relays In hand. The meet saw many records tumble. Great meet though decided early.   Girls Champs Edwin Allen – 324 (last year 316.5) Hydel – 289 (last year 265) Holmwood – 285 (last…

  • Monday morning quarterback and soap-box, post-#Champs2017

    A huge congratulations to Calabar High and Edwin Allen High for winning Boys and Girls Champs 6 and 4 consecutive times respectively. That’s indeed a great feat. The athletes were the best, they performed well, and their coaches were the best two coaches at the event. The results on the Boys side was not expected…