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Champs 2021: KC, Edwin Allen still ahead
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May 13, 2021

Champs 2021: KC, Edwin Allen still ahead

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Defending champions Kingston College and Edwin Allen will lead their respective points tables going into tomorrow’s final day of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Athletics Championships at the national stadium.

Kingston College maintained their lead over the relentless Jamaica College but by a scant 7.5 points after 24 finals, 187 to 179.5, Calabar High are in third place on 144, St Elizabeth Technical- 93 and St Jago Boys in fifth place on 63 points.

Edwin Allen, meanwhile, have increased their lead over St Jago High, and are on 213, 25.5 more than the Monk Street, Spanish Town school.

Hydel High are not far off in third place, on 161.5, followed by Holmwood Technical- 65.5 and Vere Technical, rounding out the top five with 49 points.

Boys points after 24 finals

1) Kingston College           187        

2) Jamaica College           179.50

3) Calabar High                 144       

4) St Elizabeth Technical    93  

5) St Jago High                  63        

6) Edwin Allen High            46  

7) Wolmer’s Boys School   45.50     

8) Excelsior High                  32  

9) Maggotty High                 11       

10) Clarendon College           9  

10) Bellefield High                 9       

10) Petersfield High               9  

13) Vere Technical               8       

14) St George’s College        7  

14) Cornwall College             7       

16) Camperdown High             6  

17) Muschett High                  5       

17) St Catherine High          5  

19) Port Antonio High            4       

20) Hydel High                  3  

20) Rhodes Hall High             3      

22) Rusea’s High                2  

22) Lacovia High                 2       

24) Oberlin High                1  

Girls points after 27 finals

1) Edwin Allen High           213        

2) St Jago High             187.50

3) Hydel High                 161.50    

4) Holmwood Technical    65.50

5) Vere Technical                49        

6) Wolmer’s Girls School      45  

7) St Catherine High            44        

8) Clarendon College           31  

9) Rusea’s High                   29       

10) Excelsior High             26.50

11) St Elizabeth Technical     15       

12) Alpha Academy              14.50

13) St Mary High                    14       

14) Camperdown High           13  

15) The Queen’s School          11       

16) Manchester High             9.50

16) Merl Grove High              9.50    

18) Mount Alvernia High         9  

19) Herbert Morrison Technical   7       

20) St Andrew High             6.50

21) Rhodes Hall High               6       

21) Immaculate Conception      6  

23) Petersfield High                  5       

23) Alphansus Davis High        5  

25) Campion College               4       

25) Glengoffe High                  4  

27) Maggotty High                  2       

28) Steer Town Academy        1  

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