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Defending champions Calabar and Edwin Allen remain on top
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March 26, 2015

Defending champions Calabar and Edwin Allen remain on top

KINGSTON, Jamaica – After seven final events at the Issa/ GraceKennedy Boys’ Championships, Calabar remains in the lead on 60 points with Jamaica College and Kingston College trailing behind on 40 and 33 points, respectively.

The others are:

4) St. Jago High – 18

5) Edwin Allen High –16       

6) Cornwall College –13 

7) Petersfield High –11       

8) Buff Bay High – 10   

9) Wolmer’s High School for Boys  and Holmwood Technical High on 9 points each

11) Morant Bay High – 8      

12) Herbert Morrison Technical – 6

13) Rusea’s High and Bellefield High on 5 points each

15) St Andrew Technical High, Glenmuir High and Munro College each on 4 points     

18) Ardenne High, Mavis Bank High, Meadowbrook High and Papine High on 3      

22) Titchfield High and Old Harbour High both on – 2      

24) St. Elizabeth Technical High – 1

 For the girls section of the championships, the points standing after six finals, are:               

1) Edwin Allen High – 48       

2) Hydel High – 41  

3) Holmwood Technical High – 21       

4) St. Jago High – 20.33

5) Rusea’s High and Vere Technical High on 12 points each

7) Excelsior High – 11      

 8) Buff Bay High and Wolmer’s High School for Girls on 9 points each     

10) St. Elizabeth Technical High and Glengoffe High on 7 points each     

12) Holy Childhood High and Convent of Mercy Alpha on 6 each

14) Immaculate Conception High – 5 

15) St. Andrew High for Girls – 4      

16) Ardenne High – 2  

17) St. Hugh’s High – 1      

18) Lacovia High and Herbert Morrison Technical both on 0.33 points   

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