Kingston College won the 115th ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ Athletics Championships. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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#Champs2025: KC win 36th Champs title, Hydel High reclaim crown
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Kingston College celebrated their centenary with a 36th hold on the Mortimer Geddes trophy, winning boys’ Champs and Hydel High won their second girls’ championships in three years as another spectacular ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships came to an end at the National Stadium on Saturday.
Kingston College gave outgoing Head Coach Leford Grant a great going away gift as they amassed 293 points to turn back the challenge of Calabar High in one of the most closely run Champs.
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Hydel High took full advantage of mistakes made by Edwin Allen High School to romp to a solid win, scoring 277 points, 11 more than Edwin Allen High’s 266 with Holmwood Technical a creditable third with 230.5 points.
Hydel High won the 115th ISSA/GraceKennedy Girls’ Athletics Championships. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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The top five boys’ schools were:
Kingston College — 293
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Calabar High — 229.25
Jamaica College — 207
St Jago High — 135
Excelsior High — 78
The top five girls’ schools were:
Hydel High — 277 points
Edwin Allen High — 266
Holmwood Technical — 230.5
St Jago High — 149
Immaculate Conception — 100 points
The close of Saturday’s events marked the end of the 115th staging of the event.
— Paul A Reid
