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It was a north vs east battle at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex as All Saints’ Primary School and Reynold Weekes Primary School were the top two in both divisions of the Anton Norris Zone yesterday. All Saints’ Primary took home the Girls' division with 258 points, 28 more than second placed Reynold Weekes on 230 points, while Hillaby Turners Hall Primary finished third with 162 points. Reynold Weekes secured …
The calls for a new National Stadium grew louder as several speakers at last Thursday’s press launch of 2023 Chefette/Frosteez National Primary Schools Athletic Championships (NAPSAC) appealed to the Government to finally deliver on promises to build the facility. President of the Association of Public Primary Schools Principals, Ivan Clarke, said it was annoying to work as teacher in the Athletes Village due to the poor conditions they faced when …
By Morissa Lindsay As the National Primary Schools’ Athletic Championship (NAPSAC) gets set to commence on Monday, February 6th at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex, Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) President, Rudy Lovell joined the call for a new National Stadium. During this morning’s press conference held at the Assad Haloute Complex which is the home of title sponsors Chefette Restaurants and
By Morissa Lindsay The Usain Bolt Sports Complex will be fully functional and ready to host a full return of the 2023 National Primary Schools’ Athletic Championship (NAPSAC) on Monday, February 6th, post Covid-19. Chairperson for NAPSAC, Janelle Denny gave the full assurance that the University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill owned facility, will be in suitable condition when the
Quantum Leap took over the show as the Olympians’ Classic opened at the Usain Bolt Complex on Saturday night. No spectators were allowed into the venue for the meet staged by the Athletic Association of Barbados but the Quantum Leap supporters, in their bright red shirts, screamed and cheered from the car park as their athletes dominated. While the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit patrolled the venue, Quantum Leap runners maintained social …