Gibson Relays 2009

Calabar High lived up to expectations when they destroyed their rivals to post a record 39.95 in the Class One 4×100m to become the first school team to go below 40.00 seconds at the Gibson Relays. They ended the event almost a second ahead of St Jago High (40.92). St Jago set the previous mark, 40.07, in 2007. Kingston College, St George’s College, and Wolmer’s Boys were also in record-breaking moods at the meet, dubbed the Caribbean’s most prestigious relay carnival.

KC won the Class Four 4×100m in 45.88, beating the 46.03 they set in 2007. St George’s romped to victory in the Class Three 4×200m in 1:31.52, going under the 1:31.55 set by KC in 2006. Wolmer’s clocked 1:28.11 in the Class Two 4×200m to smash the 1:28.43 set by KC in 2005. Other relay record breakers were Jamtech Masters, 44.77, in the 4×100m; Naggo Head, 52.39 in the 4×100m for Primary Under-12 girls; Hydel, 49.84, for Prep School Boys Under-12 and Lannaman’s 31.88 for Under-10 Prep.

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5 Responses to “Gibson Relays 2009”

  1. Mark on March 9th, 2009 5:55 am

    Congrats to all!!
    We overseas salute you!!
    “The Utmost for the Highest”
    “CHS…. first school team to go below 40.00 seconds at the Gibson Relays”
    Jah Guide & Protect.

  2. BASHFORD LYN on March 17th, 2009 9:16 pm

    congrats at Gibson…… yo RABALAC all the way fi champs!!!! my prayers are with the teams!!!! The Utmost for the Highest. CALABAR

    one love one heart respect

  3. shanice nugent on March 28th, 2009 7:34 pm

    yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!rabalac lions 4 eva.going 4 3 years in a row champions no until 4 eva,the utmosy tha highest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. wayne on March 29th, 2009 7:22 pm

    big up bella.. just run your best….

  5. sophia on May 20th, 2009 8:26 am

    utmost for the highest keep doing what you guys are doing. boyh on the track and in the books

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