Day two of the ESHS Inter House Track and Field Championships starts at 2pm today, Friday March 18, 2016, whilst day one belonged to L’Tsha Fahie of O’Neal House, with a blistering 100m Personal Best. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Akeem Bradshaw of Carlisle House won the U20 event in a time of 11.12. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Z’Niah Hutchinson won the Girls High Jump with a leap of 1.55m. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Beyonce Defreitas put a bad start behind her to have a see saw battle with Zakaria Frett in the U17 100m, eventually pipping her rival at the line with times of 12.18 and 12.25 respectively. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

Fahie ran 11.80 seconds to cross the line ahead of Brittany Williams and Shakila Christopher, with her time not only a new PB, but also one that matched the qualifying standard of the IAAF World Junior Championships to be held later this summer in Poland.

Other results on day one included, Z’Niah Hutchinson winning the Girls High Jump with a leap of 1.55m, Gia Malone winning the U13 100m ahead of Akrisa Eristree, in a time of 12.75 and Zara Brown taking the U15 title with a 12.66 run to hold of Tashira Edwards, who ran 12.89.

Beyonce Defreitas put a bad start behind her to have a see saw battle with Zakaria Frett in the U17 100m, eventually pipping her rival at the line with times of 12.18 and 12.25 respectively.

Frett rebounded to win the 400m event in a time of 58.55, well ahead of Destiny Samuel in second.

Fleming House almost swept the Girls 4 x 100m relays, taking 3 wins out of 4 contests, with the quartet of Rachel Alexander, Shelcy Hodge, Takara Scatliffe and Nadiege Williams from O’Neal House able to secure a first place over Fleming across the age groups.

For the Boys, Rikkoi Brathwaite took top honours in the U17 100m, winning for O’Neal House in a time of 10.92, with Mickel Bassue second for Lettsome House and Akeem Bradshaw of Carlisle House won the U20 event in a time of 11.12.

J’Quan Bodkin recorded a double in winning the 100 and 400m events with times of 12.10 and 56.64, whilst Joshua Hill won the U15 400m in a time of 51.11

DAY 2
70 2:00PM DISCUS U 17 GIRLS
71 2:00PM DISCUS U 17 BOYS
72 2:10PM LONG JUMP U 15 GIRLS
73 2:15PM LONG JUMP U 15 BOYS

PRESENTATION

74 3:05PM JAVELIN U 17 BOYS
75 3:05PM 800M U 15 GIRLS
76 3:05PM 800M U 15 BOYS
77 3:05PM 800M U 17 GIRLS
78 3:10PM 800M U 17 BOYS
80 3:15PM 800M U 20 GIRLS
81 3:25PM 800M U 20 BOYS
82 3:30PM 200M U 13 GIRLS
83 3:35PM 200M U 13 BOYS
84 3:40PM 200M U 15 GIRLS
85 3:45PM 200M U 15 BOYS
86 4:15PM 200M U 17 GIRLS
87 4:15PM 200M U 17 BOYS
88 4:15PM 200M U 20 GIRLS
89 4:15PM 200M U 20 BOYS

LUNCH
PRESENTATION

90 4:20PM 4X200M U 13 GIRLS
91 4:30PM 4X200M U 13 BOYS
92 4:40PM 4X200M U 15 GIRLS
93 4:50PM 4X200M U 15 BOYS
94 5:00PM 4X200M U 17 GIRLS
95 5:10PM 4X200M U 17 BOYS
96 5:20PM 4X200M U 20 GIRLS
97 5:30PM 4X200M U 20 BOYS