Barbados: West Terrace Primary School becomes girls’s 2023 NAPSAC champion

West Terrace Primary School of Barbados is the girls’ 2023 NAPSAC champion, while Wesley Hall Primary is the boys’ champion.

Barbados: West Terrace Primary School becomes girls's 2023 NAPSAC champion
Barbados: West Terrace Primary School becomes girls's 2023 NAPSAC champion Photo Credits: Barbados Childrean Directory Facebook Page

Barbados: West Terrace Primary School of Barbados is the girls’ 2023 NAPSAC champion, while Wesley Hall Primary is the boys’ champion. West Terrace collected 103 points to beat Christ Church Girls into second place with 94 points. 

Barbados Children Directory took to Facebook and shared glimpses of the championship. 

Know here: Full results of the championship.

Hilda Skeene Primary was third with 74.5 points, followed by All Saints Primary with 56 points, Wesley Hall with 54 points, Good Shepherd with 46 points, Charles F Broome with 40 points, Trinity Academy with 40 points, Wilkie Cumberbatch with 39.5 points and St. George Primary 39 points.

Wesley Hall Schools collected 117 points for their victory, and Luther Thorne Memorial was second with 83 points, while Bayley’s Primary earned 77 points for third place. West Terrace followed with 73 points, Good Shepherd 54.5 points, Arthur Smith 51 points, St. Cyprians Boys 49.5 points, Wilkie Cumberbatch 49 points, St. Albans 47 points and Charles F. Broome 39 points.

While all the athletes gave creditable performances there were some stand out athletes such as Nathan Phillips of Vauxhall Primary and Kaiya Warner-Franklin of Trinity Academy who both won three gold medals at the meet for a total of 30 points, the most scored by any athlete.

Phillips won gold in the boys’ under-9 100m, 150m and the 80m races to claim the Victor Ludorum title while Warner-Franklyn won her medals in the girls under-11 100m, 200m and 300m races for the Victrix Ludorum title.

Affectionately known as “Mali”, 16-year-old Jamali Morgan left this world before he was given the opportunity to fully display his full potential.

Jamali joined the Whitehall Football Academy on Thursday, December 1, 2022 and he started to train with the Academy’s under-17 team. It was not long before the coaches there recognised that Mali was a talented young man who understood the game of football and with that, he had the skills and speed needed for the game.

On Saturday, February 4, 2023, Mali played his first practice match for the Academy and he played on both the right and left sides as a forward against Kickstart Rush, sadly that turned out to be his only game for the Academy. On, Wednesday, February 15, he turned up with his dad, for training and that unfortunately was the last time that Mali trained with the team.