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C.E.M.S.S. Wins TDC Interschool Championship, Once Again
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(EMU) – St. Kitts, April, 4th 2017: The Charles E. Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) is the 2017 TDC Interschool Champions for the fourth consecutive time. The games were held at the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium over the past weekend, March 31st – April 2nd, and housed high-spirited friends and family, track and field sporting fanatics and gifted athletes from the various high schools and tertiary level institutions.
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Male
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Category
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Name
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School
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Points
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Under 14
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Winner
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Akadianto Willett
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CSS
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30
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Runner Up
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N'Kosi Decosta
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VHS
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24
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Under 16
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Winner
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Sharim Hamilton
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CEMSS
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36
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Runner Up
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Royden Peets
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WAHS
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32
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Under 18
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Winner
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Jahnaza Francis
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CEMSS
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44
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Runner Up
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Dimetre Browne
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CEMSS
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38
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Under 20
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Winner
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Dejorn Bernier
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VHS
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25
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Runner Up
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Vakiel Herbert
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CEMSS
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25
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Other individual results from this weekend’s track meet are as follows:
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Female
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Category
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Name
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School
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Points
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Under 14
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Winner
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Ayazmia Dolphin
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ICCS
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36
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Runner Up
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Trishani Warner
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CEMSS
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34
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Under 16
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Winner
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Jashelle Weekes
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CSS
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31
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Runner Up
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Ketriana Huggins
Cadence Stanley
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CEMSS WAHS
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28
28
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Under 18
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Winner
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Namibia Clavier
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WAHS
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46
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Runner Up
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Jarencia Jeffers
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CEMSS
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45
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Under 20
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Winner
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Amya Clarke
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SSS
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34
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Runner Up
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Shanice Elliott
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VHS
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30
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The three-day Championships concluded on Sunday with the unstoppable ‘Eagles’, as athletes from CEMSS refer to themselves, amassing a total of 31 gold, 23 silver and 12 bronze medals to be adjudged winners. The school also won the coveted title of Victor Ludorum which went to Jahnaza Francis who obtained 44 points. Second place winner, the Washington Archibald High School’s, (WAHS) athlete Namibia Clavier was adjudged the Victrix Ludorum with 46 points.
A total of EC $15,000.00 in the form of cheques was disbursed during the prize giving ceremony, the champions receive a grand prize of $5,500.00. Second place winners, WAHS, walked away with, 16 gold, 23 silver and 24 bronze medals and a cheque valuing, $3,300.00. The Charlestown Secondary acquired 12 gold, 11 silver and 22 bronze medals and $2, 500.00. Fourth, fifth and sixth place were also awarded prize monies totalling $3,700.00.
The annual track and field meet is the largest athletic meet within the Federation, 12 secondary and tertiary level institutions vie for top honours and yearlong bragging rights over the three day athletic meet. The TDC sponsored event celebrated its 41st anniversary this year.
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