Jamaica's Sports Minister Olivia Grange shared a light moment with some of the entrants in this year’s INSPORTS Basic School Athletics Championships at the launch. The Championship will be held at the National Stadium from June 13-15.
Jamaica's Sports Minister Olivia Grange shared a light moment with some of the entrants in this year’s INSPORTS Basic School Athletics Championships at the launch. The Championship will be held at the National Stadium from June 13-15.

Three schools are presently sitting atop the points table after one final at the end of the second and penultimate day of the 18th staging of the corporate area INSPORTS Basic School Athletics Championships at the National Stadium.

Defending champions Torrington Early Childhood, Citizens Advise Bureau/RJR Basic and St Francis Infant are all on nine points after the girls’ standing jump Open was decided.

Rock Hall, Excelsior and first-time entrants Providence Heights from Montego Bay, St James, also recorded points on the board, with 24 finals to be contested on Friday’s final day.

Allison Walker of Citizens Advise Bureau/RJR Basic won the event with a mark of 1.68 metres, ahead of Rock Hall’s Kalee Johnson (1.60m) and Torrington’s Daina Locke, who jumped 1.53m.

Locke’s teammate Duana Ivery gave her team additional points by finishing sixth, while the St Francis duo of Accara Jackson and Renique Fowler were fourth and fifth respectively.

The competition continues tomorrow starting at 9:00 am. Admission is free.

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