PHOTO: Moving ahead
Cornwall College's Tedre Butt (right) leads his heat of the high school boys' 110m hurdles at last Saturday's 42nd staging of the Milo Western Relays at GC Foster Sports College in Angels, St Catherine. Butt won the race in a personal best 15.00 seconds and placed second overall. (Photo: Paul Reid)
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February 12, 2020

PHOTO: Moving ahead

Cornwall College’s Tedre Butt (right) leads his heat of the high school boys’ 110m hurdles at last Saturday’s 42nd staging of the Milo Western Relays at GC Foster Sports College in Angels, St Catherine.

Butt won the race in a personal best 15.00 seconds and placed second overall. (Photo: Paul Reid)

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