Champs, Champs 2012, Sports
Jamaica Observer  
March 30, 2012

Edwin Allen well on their way

EDWIN Allen seems well on their way to their first ever girls Chaps title as they have opened up a massive lead over champions Holmwood Technical midway Saturday’s finals day.

After 30 events-

Edwin Allen- 244

Holmwood Technical-142

St Jago 119

Vere Technical- 100

St Elizabeth Tech- 63

Wolmers Girls-61

Hydel- 60

Alpha Academy-46

Manchester High-43

St Andrew High-35

Herbert Morrison-27

Spalding high-22

St Hugh’s-21

Camperdown-19

Papine-19

Buff Bay-9

Excelsior-9

Holy Childhood-9

Clarendon College -9

Immaculate-8

Petersfield-6

Grange Hill-5

The Queens School-4

St Andrew Technical-4

St Mary High-4

Campion-3

Christiana-3

Balaclava High-2

Mannings-2

Newell-1

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