Calabar claims top prize in Class 2 Boys’ 4x200m at Gibson Relays
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Athena Clarke, Observer Online reporter  
February 25, 2023

Calabar claims top prize in Class 2 Boys’ 4x200m at Gibson Relays

KINGSTON, Jamaica – There was no denying Calabar High the gold medal in the Class 2 Boys’ 4x200m at the Gibson/McCook Relays on Saturday.

The boys from Red Hills Road delivered a convincing performance to capture the prize in 1:27.13 seconds.

St Elizabeth Technical (1:28.21) and Jamaica College (1:28.91) finished second and third respectively.

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