Interschool Track and Field dates announced
The official dates for the 2025 staging of the Interschool Track and Field Championships has been released by the Ministry of Sports.
YASCO will come alive the weekend of March 7th-9th as the secondary schools from across Antigua and Barbuda will compete.
Princess Margaret School are the defending male and female champions and will have several athletes on display, some of which have already qualified for the Carifta Games.
Other athletes will hope to join them on that team that will compete in the Easter weekend games in Trinidad and Tobago.
Seven athletes have already qualified.
They are: Dwanye Fleming, Ranique Richards (PMS), Zonique Charles (SNRA), Geolyna Dowdye (PMS), Tyra Fenton (SASS), Kasiya Daley (PMS) and Lanica Locker.
The meet will begin at 3 pm on the three days with an admission of $10.
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Comments (2)
Luka Johnson February 21, 2025, 1:19 PM
Juju Bee February 21, 2025, 5:21 PM
Stop wasting parents and their children time