Rotary Club of Tortola secures 15th College Classic title
Race Director, Mrs Stephanie Russ Penn said with a field of four teams and thirty-four participants, “The Battle of the Service Clubs” was as excited as anticipated.
The Rotary Club of Tortola was joined by team Rotaract, who placed second, Team Rotary of Road Town who placed third and Rotary Sunrise of Road Town.
Mark Stephenson leads the pack
In excellent fashion, Mark Stephenson of Rotary of Tortola and Tuneisha Johnson of Rotaract were the first male and female participants respectively, to cross the finish line.
The finale of the Virgin Gorda leg of the series will be held on Saturday, November 7, 2020, at the College’s Virgin Gorda Centre. This finale will be celebrated as the Race Series’ 25th Anniversary race. Registration begins at 6:30 am and the race starts at 7:00 am. All are invited to participate.
The final race at the Paraquita Bay campus is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2020, and will showcase for the first time in the Series history – relay teams. Teams of three (3) persons can register to participate.
As numbers are limited for the relay event, interested persons are asked to contact Director Stephanie Russ Penn via telephone at (284) 496-7155 or via email at sruss@hlscc.edu.vg for more information.
The College continues to partner with the law firm Mourant as the main sponsor of the series, which is a green event.
Results for ‘Battle of the Service Clubs’:
Rotaract Club (RC), Rotary of Road Town (RD), Rotary Sunrise of Road Town (RS), Rotary of Tortola.
1. Mark Stephenson (RT), 12:45.19. 2. Michael Killourhy (RT), 12:59.77. 3. Graham Stanton (RT), 14:45.10. 4. Tuneisha Johnson (RC), 16.55.60 5. Ixora Wong (RT), 17:36.13. 6. Stacy-Ann Wynter (RT), 18.20.47. 7. Henry Creque (RT), 18:53.29. 8. Archibald Christian (RT), 19:06.84. 9. Allison Gumbs (RC), 19:31.91. 10. Elvis Harrigan (RD), 19:45.20. 11. Deshawn Douglas (RC), 19.57.67. 12. Ryan Geluk (RD), 20:10.72. 13. Garvin Dooley (RD), 20:20.22. 14. Marvin Flax (RS), 20:26.63. 15. Selvyn Dawson (RC), 21:13.77. 16. Shonda Leacock (RD), 21:19.53. 17. Khoyisha Stoutt (RC), 21:33.14. 18. Alphonso Warner (RD), 22:08.49. 19. Lorna Smith (RT), 22:22.21. 20. Jacqueline Daley (RD), (time not available) 21. Richard Parsons (RD), 23:25.45. 22. Ken Morgan (RT), 24:09.90. 23. Kerrell Wilson (RS), 25:44.34. 24. Audley Maduro (RT), 25:48.68. 25. Delma Maduro (RT), 26:09.42. 26. Atricia Pereira (RD), 26:57.30. 27. Mike Bogans (RD), 27:37.90. 28. Judy-Ann Smith (RS), 31:46.64. 29.Jaydenne Daley (RD), 34:35.41. 30. Anthony Clarke (RD), 34:40.91. 31. Lavina Liburd (RD), 35:09.73. 32. Meckel West (RD), 37:02.09. 33. Vanessa Bogans, 40:11.28.
Also participated: Roshelle Hodge, 34:26.18 and Tashema Barnes 35:22.73
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