DEFENDING champions Naggo Head Primary, with a combined score of 192 points, retained their title at the 33rd staging of the 2013 Insports/Seprod Primary Schools’ Athletics Championships, which ended at the National Stadium yesterday.

The Floyd Coke-coached aggregation from Portmore was winning the championships for a fifth consecutive year after sustaining challenges from New Providence, who were second with 166.50 points, Greater Portmore, 159, and St John’s, who finished fourth with 111.50 points.

The top four schools are from the parish of St Catherine.

New Providence, however, turned the tables by capturing the girls’ section with 97 points ahead of Greater Portmore on 93 and St John’s with 87 points, as Naggo Head finished in fourth place with 64 points.

The boys’ section was won by Naggo Head with 128 points ahead of New Providence on 69.50, Southborough on 68, and Greater Portmore with 66 points.

Meanwhile, the Class One girls’ 100 metres final was won by Rosea Lee Cooper in 12.84 seconds. Cooper returned to capture the sprint double by winning the Class One 200 metres final in 26.58 seconds.

John Vernon of Time and Patience captured the Class One boys’ sprint double, the 100m in 11.97 seconds and the 200 metres in 24.98 seconds.

Tajah Taff of Greater Portmore was the winner in the Class Three sprint, as he took the 100m in 13.5 seconds, while the Class Three boys’ 150m final was won by Sadrin Campbell of St Richards in 20.38 seconds.

Shanti Moore of Earton won the Class Two girls’ 200m in 27.40 seconds with the Class Two boys’ 200m won by Oneil Kerr of Mona Heights in 26.58 seconds.

Gabrielle Matthews of Greater Portmore won the Class Three girls’ 100m in 13.82 seconds, and the 150m final in 21.18 seconds.

Julian McRae of St Richards won the 400m for Class One boys in 57.25 seconds, with Rehana Christie winning the Class One girls’ 400m in 1:00.1.

Tattyanna Palmer broke the record in the Class Two 300m final when she finished in a time of 43.75 seconds to erase the old mark of 44.41 seconds set by Nataliah Whyte in 2008.

Another record went crashing in the Class Three boys’ 4x100m relay by Naggo Head winning in a time of 53.61 seconds.

Angels captured the girls’ 800m sprint medley open with a record run of 2:00.09 to shatter the old mark of 2:00.93 set by Naggo Head in 2009, with the boys’ 800m sprint medley won by Rousseau in 1:54.17 minutes.

The 4×200 metres relay open for boys was won by St Richards in a time of 1:47.41 minutes with the girls’ 4x200m relay open won by New Providence in a time of 1:49.10.

St Richards captured the 4x200m relay open for boys in 1:47.41 ahead of Naggo Head in 1:47.49.