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Oct 06, 2016 Sports

‘C’ House’s Shadaiah Dummett breezes through the finish line yesterday at the GCC Ground at Bourda to win the Girls’ U-18 100m race at Central High School’s Inter-House Championships.
‘A’ House yesterday ran away with the Central High School Inter-House Athletic Championship after amassing 604 points to leave nearest challenger, ‘D’ House on 540 points at Georgetown’s Cricket Club Ground, Bourda.
‘C’ House was third on 476 points, while ‘B’ House finished in the cellar position on 367 points at the preliminary meet in South Georgetown, District 13 ahead of National School Championships in November. The points were before the male and female 4x100m relays were included.
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