Spanish Town Primary regained the INSPORTS/Devon Biscuits Primary Schools Central Championship in convincing fashion, winning by 41.5 points at the GC Foster College on Wednesday.

Spanish Town, which won in 2023, amassed an impressive 355.5 points and was well ahead of dethroned champions Naggo Head, which finished second on 314 points, which was more than the 313 total with which they won last year.

Greater Portmore with 176 points were third, St John’s retained their fourth spot with 127, as Ascot Primary climbed into the fifth with 123 points.

The top 10 positions are completed by Southborough Primary (81.5), Davis Primary (79), Angel’s Primary (74.5), Kensington Primary (56), and Jericho Primary (45).

Spanish Town, which was winning their second title in three years, collected the $350,000 first prize and Naggo Head collected $250,000 for second. Greater Portmore, which was third for the second consecutive year, walked away with $200,000. The fourth to 10th-placed teams all collected $100,000.

Spanish Town started the final day with 45 45-point advantage but at one point Naggo Head reduced the deficit to 20 points at the halfway mark.

However, Spanish Town responded well and in the end were really easy winners.

Four records were broken, two male and two females. Niesha Campbell of Ascot Primary won the Class One 200m in a record 26.69 while Sincere Lewis of Naggo Head lowered the Girls’ 800m Open to 2:34.64.

Jahmario Dawkins of Naggo Head established a new record in the Boys’ 800 Open clocking 2:20.20 and Jayden Bailey of Spanish Town stopped the clock at 56.58 for a new record in the Class One 400m.

Gabrielle Marshall of Naggo Head was the Overall MVP with 24 points after winning four events in the Class Two 200m, 300m, 4×100 and 4×200 Open. She was also the female MVP.

The male MVP was Kayrone Buckham of Spanish Town with 21 points having won the Class two 200m, 4x100m, second in the 100m and third in the 4x200m open.

Tevaughn Daley of Naggo Head was the Field Event MVP, capturing the High Jump and Long Jump Opens for 16 points.

The female Field Events MVP was Comoy Jones of Spanish Town with 14 points, having won the high jump open and finished fourth in the long jump open.

TOP TEN
1  Spanish Town……….355.5

2  Naggo Head………….314
3  Greater Portmore…..176
4  St John’s Primary…..127
5  Ascot……………………123

6  Southborough………81.5
7  Davis Primary……….79
8  Angel’s Primary………74.5
9  Kensington…………..56

10  Jericho Primary…………45