KC basking in success of Centenary 5K Run/Walk
Participants in the Kingston College Centenary 5K Run/Walk at the start of the event last Sunday (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
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January 25, 2025

KC basking in success of Centenary 5K Run/Walk

KINGSTON College (KC) is still in high spirits over the success of its Centenary 5K Run/Walk staged last Sunday, January 19, 2025, in New Kingston.

Regarded as the signature event kick-starting the famous high school’s 100th anniversary celebrations, the 5K attracted more than 2,000 KC old boys, their family, friends, and supporters.

The 100th anniversary date is April 16, 2025.

Here are photo highlights:

Duwell Allen displays his medal after winning the Men’s 5K Walk at the Kingston College Centenary 5K Run/Walk last Sunday.

Paula Sinclair, winner of the Women’s 5K walk category of the Kingston College Centenary 5K Run/Walk on Sunday,

Tonya Busse (centre), female winner of the KC 100 5K Run, celebrates with second-place winner Dandi William (left), and Renae Chung, who placed third.

Kingston College (KC) Principal Dave Myrie (second right) shares lens time at the school’s Centenary 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, January 19, 2025 with KC old boys (from left) Reynold Scott, Noel Greenland, and Dennis Cohen.

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