By: BVIAA

Khari Creque and Katrina Crumpler, foiled Tarique “Tweety” and his sister Tarika “Tinker Bell” Moses’ quest to become the first brother and sister overall Highland Spring College Classic 5K Series champions in history at the conclusion of the 2014 edition on Saturday morning.

Tarique had beaten Creque who won the series opener in the last two races and a victory would have given him sole possession of the overall title and derailed Creque’s bid for a fourth successive crown.

Creque ran a controlled race, overhauled Tarique to win by 14 seconds in 11 minutes and 36.14 seconds, to grab a share of the title with his main rival.

“I just wanted to run faster than in my other races as my conditioning wasn’t all that good and for the past three weeks, I’ve been focusing on that so it felt pretty good running today,” Creque explained. “I tried to create some separation and keep the separation because I didn’t want to take the chance of a sprinting race coming home with him, so I had to keep the distance between us.”

With Crumpler winning the last race, Tarika the second and Samantha John the first, the title was up for grabs by any of the three females.

Crumpler — fresh off placing fourth in the Diva Half Marathon in Puerto Rico last weekend ahead of facing St. Thomas’ Ruth Ann David in the BVI Sunrise Half Marathon this weekend— held off Tarika’s late charge to win in 13:01.64 to Tarika’s 13:02.75.

“I was the third lady all the time up the incline to the turnaround and I didn’t think I was going to catch them,” Crumpler admitted. “It was only at the top of the hill I passed them. I was pretty convinced they were going to catch me on the way back because they have done in the past. I went down as hard as I could, didn’t look backwards and managed to stay ahead of them somehow.”

It was Crumpler’s first time competing in the series and says her focus is more on the longer races. “I’m quite surprised to win as I’ve never done these races before and it was nice to improve my time over the series,” she stated.

The Rotary Club of Tortola won the service clubs Cross Country division for the 10th successive year and eleven overall. Cedar Secondary pulled off a 3-peat while their parents returned to win the Community Partners division. Joyce Samuel Primary who made their debut this year, finished behind Althea Scatliffe Team I and ahead of Francis Lettsome.

Race Director Stephanie Russ Penn described the final race as excellent with great finishes.
“It started out being exciting not knowing who would be top male, top female and it was just great to see the usual excitement of the participants and persons going out there, pushing themselves and doing their best,” regardless, she pointed out. “It was a really great end to the 19th year of races at the college. Congratulations to all the winners and all who came out and supported the series on Tortola and Virgin Gorda.”

One Mile (Under 9)

Boys: 1. Jahnare Farrington, 7 minutes 16.53 seconds.  2. Sammy Potgieter, 7:23.84. 3. Delano Hodge, 7:46.38.  4. Johari Lacey, 7:51.31.  5. Luka Castellanos, 8:10.63.  6. Latriel Williams, 8:31.78.  7. Tom Bridson, 9:04.14.  Sebastian Morgan, 9:50.84.  9. Charlie Potgieter, 10:57.84.  10. Josiah Means, 11:19.13.  11.  Frank Carroll,  12:08.56.  12. Apollo Henry, 13:21.06. 13. Henry Clifton.  14. Nicholas Joseph.  Also participated: Rhonni Skelton

Girls: 1. Jahreema Farrington, 8:28.20.  2. Asia McMaster, 8:52.31.  3. Kenniqua Grate, 9:09.88.  4. Jackira King, 9:18.03.  5. Hannah Bridson, 11:17.70.  6. Kabrin Hull, 13:22.31.  7. KcKenzie Crabbe, 13:39.84.  8. Katherine Jones, 14:12.53.  9. Jasmine Santos, 14:15.63.  10. Felisity Means.

Two Mile

Men: 1. Khiry Creque, 11 minutes 36.14 seconds. 2 Tarique  Moses,  11:50.11.  3. Ravindra Sukhu, 12:22.11.  4. Steve Asson, 12:25.21.  5. Rackeel Jack, 12:31.04.  6. Julius Farley, 12:31.31.  7. Khoy Vanterpool, 12:48.21.  8. Joshua Hill, 12:50.28.  9. Chaz Fahie, 12:51.46.  10. Valique Graham, 12:52.21.  11.  Russell Crumpler, 13:46.28.  12. Richard Morgan, 14:11.96.  13. Ray Wearmouth, 14:42.43.  14. Shane Donovan, 14:46.96.  15. Ebenezer Joseph, 14:52.86.  16. Denzil Daniel, 15:38.50.  17. Claudius Rymer, 15:43.64. 18. Andrew Steel, 15:47.61. 19. Damian Creque, 16:33.14.  20. Sha’el Lavacia, 16:54.03.  21. Jaden Augustine, 17:05.53.  22. Diamante Gumbs, 17:09.53.  23. Steve Augustine, 17:10.53.  24. Malique Wattley, 17:19.03.  25. Jerry Thomas, 18:02.28.  26. Orville McMaster, 18:08.18.  27. Elvet Dore Sr., 18:14.14.  28. Howard Moore, 19:04.00.  29. Jim Cullimore, 19:19.39.  30. Terique Wattley, 19:30.25.  31. Djimon Gumbs, 19:48.75.  32. Stephen Beard, 20:32.93.  33. Vadley Sylvester, 21:39.03.  34. Lindell DeFrietas, 22;18.68.  35. Devanio Wheatley, 22:56.53.  36. William Kinkead, 24:04.20.  37. Louis Schwartz, 27:50.75.

Women: 1. Katrina Crumpler, 13 minutes 01.64 seconds. 2. Tarika Moses, 13:02.75.  3. Samantha John, 13:17.11.  4. Rosmond Johnson, 14:32.78.  5. Arianna Hayde, 15:18.68.  6. L’T’sha Fahie, 15:20.75.  7. Beyonce DeFreitas, 15:26.25.  8. Akada Charles, 15:27.28.  9. Sh’Kaida Lavacia, 15:27.81.  10. Anique Daniel, 15:31.28.  11. Akeela McMaster, 16:10.78. 12.  Judine Lacey, 16:15.31.  13. Darwn Peters, 16:33.71. 14. Clare-Louise Whiley, 17:07.75.  15. Laura Dore, 17:50.89.  16. Xiomara Malone, 18.04.78. 17. Barbara Pinnock-Smith, 18:25.25.  18. Jennie Dobbie, 18:26.03.  19. Izariah Frett, 19:22.21.  20. Shymmera Forbes, 20:05.39.  21.  Roslyn Gilbert, 21:23.96.  22. Lynelle Gumbs, 21:29.78.  23. Shirley Liburd, 22:41.28.  24. Sally Maloney, 23:51.25.  25. Tamika George, 27:50.75.  26. Kimberly Cordes, 31:20.56.  27. Rosetta Georges, 31:50.06.  28. Deborah James, 32:21.89.  29. Akia Thomas, 35:37.96.  30. Kassidy Penn, 35:56.28.  31. +Barbara Smith, 37:01.11.

Cross Country (Team Category)



Team Scoring Rules: The positions of the first five members of each team counts towards the scores in this category.  The positions of additional members of a team beyond the first five are not factored in. A minimum of 5 persons makes a full participating team.

Primary Schools Teams – Althea Scatliffe Primary (ASPS), Cedar School Primary (CS), Francis Lettsome Primary (FLPS), Joyce Samuel Primary (JSPS), Willard Wheatley (WWPS):

1. Derek Pettigrew (CS-1) 13:43.99.  2. Ikyjah Williams (ASPS-2), 15:09.56.  3. Alisha Hayde (ASPS-1) 15:28.60.  4. Micah Stoutt (ASPS-1),  16:07.99.  5. Jahtivya Williams (ASPA-1), 16:10.77.  6. Alex Fountain  (CS-1), 16:32.06.  7. Jaleel Croal (ASPS-2), 16:38.85.  8. Shakquan King (ASPS-2), 16: 41.10. 9.  Jelani Croal (ASPS-2) 16:55.35.  10. Jaheem Gumbs (JSPS-1), 17:21.52.  11.  Kenyatha Grate  (ASPS-1), 17:43.06.  12. M’Khori Crabbe (JSPS-1) 17:52.45.  13. Vincent Huggins (JSPS), 17:57.35.  14. Jahshani Farrington (FLPS-1), 18:47.62.  15.  Abriel Magloire (ASPS-1), 19:00.70.  16. Deanna Campbell (ASPS-2), 19:23.85.  17. Carlyiek Benjamin, (ASPA-2), 19:33.25.  18. Gabriel Jermyn (CS-1), 20:06.35.  19. Johnibel Richards (FLPS-1), 20:19.85.  20. Ricky Haywood (FLPS-2), 20:51.70.  21. Deborah Roach (JSPS-1), 20:56.74.  22. Sanjay Henry (JSPS-1), 21:42.52.  23. Jahreem Farrington (JSPS-2), 22:23.20.  24. Kavon Wheatley (FLPS-1), 22:45.06.  25. Linessa Caesar (JSPS-1),  23:56.49.  26. Seon Lettsome (ASPS-2), 25:23.60.  27. DiaMonae Thomas (ASPS-2), 25:25.42.  28. Johanne Blok (CS-1), 25:50.60.  29. Gethain Jones (CS-2), 26:16.10.  30. Dalien Walters (WWPS), 27:12.87.  31. Caroline Hernandez (FLPS-1), 29:36.49.  32. Claire Mulley (WWPS), 29:46.35.

Points: 1. Joyce Samuel Primary Team-1, 55.  2. Francis Lettsome-1, 97.  3. Joyce Samuel Team-2, 100.  4. Willard Wheatley, 114.  5.  Althea Scatliffe-1, 28 (4 participants).  6. Althea Scatliffe-2, 47 (3 participants).  7. Francis Lettsome-2, 72 (3 participants).  8. Cedar School-1, 29 (2 participants).  7. Francis Lettsome Team-3 19 ( 1 participant).

Secondary Schools Team – Cedar School (CS):

1. Liam Blok (CS) 12:30.95. 2. Tallulah Kinkead (CS) 13:44.13.  3. Aria Creque (CS) 35:07.49. 4. John Pettigrew (CS), 38:26.77.

Points: 1. Cedar School.

Service Clubs – Rotaract Club (RC), Rotary of Road Town (RR), Rotary Sunrise of Road Town (RS), Rotary of Tortola, (RT), Interact (IC):

1. Michael Killourhy (RT), 12:50.85.  2. Derek Rawlings (RT), 3. Deshawn Douglas (IC), 14:34.99.  4.  Kelsha Fortune (IC) 15:27.45.  5. Stacy Wynter (RT), 16:25.49.  6. Ryan Geluk (RR) 17:17.81.  7. Ixora Williams (RT) 17:23.99.  8. Henry Creque (RT) 17:25.06.  9.  Gerald Farara (RT), 17:54.03.  10. Dennis Jennings (RR) 18:32.25.  11. Audley Maduro (RT) 18:36.03.  12. Selwyn Dawson (RC), 18:59.37.  13. Lorna Dawson (RT), 19:01.56.  14. Charles Cranes (RR) 19:25.70.  15. Sharonda Pickering (RC), 20:05.35.  16. John Shirley (RT), 21:26.74.  17. Tracia Smith (RR), 24:25.67.  18. Sharona Pickering (RC), 31:34.70.  19. Kezia Pickering (IC), 31:36.13.  20. Anthony Clark (RR), 31:39.62.  21. Lavina Liburd (RR), 34:32.37.

Scoring Rule (A female must be a part of the 5 members that count towards scoring.)

Points:  1. Rotary Club of Tortola, 23.  2.  Rotary Club of Road Town, 57.  3. Interact, 21 (3 participants).  4. Rotaract, 35 (3 participants).

Community Partners – Cedar School Parents/Teachers (CSPT), H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC), Joyce Samuel Parents (JSPT), Montessori Parents (MP), BVI Red Cross (RC). Road Town Wholesale (RTW), Syntek Global (SG):

1. David Kinkead (CSPT) 13:02.03.  2. Dave Pettigrew (CSPT) 14:58.27.  3. Brian Jermyn CSPT) 15:22.92.  4. Carolina Pettigrew (CSPT), 15:52.13.  5. Rhiannon Jones (CSPT), 16:43.87.  6. Martin Cherry (HLSCC) 17:10.45.  7. Jessica Santos (CSPT) 17:19.13.  8. Anna Kinkead (CSPT), 17:24.42.  9. Barbara O’Neal (CSPT), 18:01.74.  10. Lisa Bridson (CSPT), 18:25.85.  11. Garfield Neita (MSPT), 18:39.13.  12. Leana Simon, (JSPT) 19:42.60.  13. Gary Salter (CSPT), 19:57.37.  14. Jenny McConnell (CSPT), 23:29.52.  15.  Orlandette Crabbe (JSPT), 30:17.92.  16. Onika Ramsanny (JSPT), 30:18.81.  17. Marian Blok (CSPT-2) 35:26.77.

Points: 1. Cedar School Parents/Teachers, 16.  2. Joyce Samuel Parents/Teachers, 27 (3 participants).  3.  H. Lavity Stoutt Community College, 5 (1 participant).  4. Montessori Parents/Teachers, 7 (1 participant).

Full Awards Results (Based on the three out of four races)



Overall Male: 1. Khiry Creque (4th consecutive) & Tarique Moses  2. Khoy Vanterpool

Overall Female: 1. Katrina Crumpler,  2. Tarika Moses.  3. Samantha John

One Mile Male: 1. Sam Potgieter.  2. Johari Lacey & Latriel Williams.  3. Josiah Means, Sebbie Morgan & Charlie Potgieter

One Mile Female:  1. Asia McMaster.  2. Kenniqua Grate.  3. Amia Wheatley & Z’Hara McLean

U11 Males: 1. Jaden Augustine
U11 Female: 1. Akeela McMaster.  2. Izariah Frett

U13 Male: 1. Devanio Wheatley. 2. Malike Romney.  3. Chad Willock & John Cullimore

U15 Male: 1. Rackeel Jack & Chaz Fahie. 2. Joshua Hill.  2. Malique Wattley

U15 Female: 1. Deyonce DeFrietas.  2. Akada Charles, 3. Arianna Hayde

U17 Male: 1. Khoy Vanterpool, 2. Valique Graham,  3. K’Cei Moses

U17 Female: 1. L’Tisha Fahie, 2. Sh’Kaida Lavacia

U20 Male: 1. Tarique Moses.  2. Andre Kartick. 3. Ebenezer Joseph

U20 Female: 1. Tarika Moses, 2. Kimberly Cordes

20-29 Males: 1. Khiry Creque,

20-29 Female: 1. Samantha John,  2. Natasha Rusheinski

30-39 Male: 1. Julius Farley,  2. Ravindra Sukhu,  3. Russell Crumpler

30-39 Female: 1. Katrina Crumpler, 2. Clare-Louise Whiley, 3. Jennie Dobbie

40-49 Male:  1. Stephen Beard,  2. Stephhen Gilbert,  3. Zebalon McLean

40-49 Female: 1. Rosmond Johnson, 2. Laura Dore.  3. Claire Burke & Roslyn Gilbert

50-59 Male: 1. Adrian Dale,  2. Howard Moore, 3. Elvet Dore Sr.

50-59 Female: 1. Kay Reddy,  2. Deborah James

60+ Male: 1. Jim Cullimore, 2. William Kinkead

60+ Female: 1. Shirley Liburd

Cross Country

Primary: 1. Althea Scatliffe Primary Teams 1,  2. Joyce Samuel Primary Team 1, 3. Francis Lettsome Primary Team 1

Secondary: 1: Cedar School

Service Club: 1. Rotary of Tortola (10th consecutive), 2. Rotary of Road Town, 3. Rotaract and Interact
Community

Partners: 1. Cedar Parents/Staff,  2. Joyce Samuel Parents/Staff,  3. HLSCC

Outstanding Male Primary: Derek Pettigrew (3rd consecutive)

Outstanding Female Primary: Alisha Hayde (2nd consecutive)

Outstanding Male Secondary: Liam Blok (2nd consecutive)

Outstanding Female Secondary: Tallulah Kinkead

Outstanding Male Service Club: Joash Victor

Outstanding Female Service Club: Kelsha Fortune

Outstanding Male Community Partners: Alston Hanley

Outstanding Female Community Partners: Anna Kinkead

By BVIAA

A record number of persons have met early bird registration for the 9th Deloite-Ogier BVI Sunrise Half Marathon scheduled for November 22 officials revealed during a media briefing at the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports on Thursday.

“We’re very excited about this year’s race,” race director Kay Reddy, said. “The first race was nine years ago and Simon (Cook) with a lot of help from Deloite and Mark Chapman kicked it off and it was a bit of fun run along the coast but it has grown and grown. This year, Deolite and Ogier have increased the sponsorship and helped it to grow,” Reddy added.

“Another big addition to the race is we now have online registration which has become very exciting because at this stage, we have 72 persons registered—22 from Puerto Rico; 25 from the U.S. Virgin Islands and five from the USA,” she revealed nothing that the bulk of those preregistered are not from the BVI. “We expect the BVI runners will pop along their registration when they know they are fit and they are healthy to do it.”

Reddy said 150 persons are expected to toe the line at 6 a.m. on Nov 22 when the race starts at the Tortola Sports Club in Pasea, where it will also finish. Final registration will be held between 5-7 p.m. on Nov 21 at the Tortola Sports Club and costs $60.

Race founder Cook, who has been away from the territory for the last seven years, said he’s impressed with the 72 registered noting that the first race had about 40 participants.

“We didn’t have this sort of money that you guys have now,” he said of the $3000 provided by Deloite and Ogier. “It’s great to see and Kay has done a good job of promoting it and building the numbers. It’s a thankless task really and a lot of work, a lot of commitment so I praise her very highly. It’s great to see it’s still going strongly and I hope it carries on that way.”

Ray Wearmouth, a partner at Ogier said they are delighted to be involved in the event and partner with Deloite. Reflecting on the short history of the event, he said it has really grown from those 40 brave souls in 2005. He noted that in 2010 the OECS Half Marathon was staged in conjunction with the event as one of many highlights.

“We saw a packed international field and an ex Olympian came here and set the record of 1 hour, 07 minutes and 38 seconds, so from a sponsor’s perspective, it’s fantastic to be involved in the race,” said Ray.

“It really does reach the community. People come out and support the event but perhaps more importantly we have people that are taking on a Half Marathon for the first time. So we see people achieving some great personal things with their family supporting so it has become a wider event. A lot of commitment goes into this event and we are thankful to be involved and partner with Deloite and look forward to continuing our involvement in the future as the race develops and grows,” he said.

Carlene Romney, a director at Deloite, said they are delighted to be involved again and partner with Ogier.

“We look forward to having our visitors from Puerto Rico, the USVI and the USA and being in the forefront of sports tourism as has been noted, we think it’s a very important event for this activity,” Carlene said. “We look forward to sponsoring it in the years to come.”

 

By BVIAA

A resurgent Steven Asson—who overcame recurrent back problems that caused him to quit running at one time before a low key return to racing once again—ended two and a half years of frustration by overhauling this two early leading opponents to win the Ceres Juices 10k Series finale on Saturday afternoon.

On the women’s side, just two days before her 13th birthday, Tallulah Kinkead gave herself an early birthday present by winning the women’s division.

Asson who last won the race in November 2011, in 39 minutes and 53 seconds, had a winning time of 41:21, after overhauling early co-leaders Julius Farley who was second in 42:56 and Curvin Andrews third in 43:26.

“This is two and a half years I haven’t won a race,” Asson noted. “I was not able to run only just to take a little jog sometimes and the way I felt, I quit then made up my mind to start back again. But in this run today, in my mind, I didn’t come to race. I just came to run and the rhythm and the pace I had I kept it and was successful.”

Asson passed Andrews just before the Ellis Thomas Downs and overhauled Farley about 600m later. He said looking at Farley’s leg turnover and the way he heard him breading coupled with the way he was feeling, he knew he could possibly win.

“I didn’t surge anywhere,” he explained. “I just held the rhythm and ran smoothly.”

Despite the loss, Farley was the series’ overall men’s champion. “Today wasn’t my day and I have to congratulate Steven,” he said noting that he had stitches from the start, which intensified as the race went on. “That kind of slowed me down a bit. Steven and Andrews (Curvin) kept a good pace and I tried to compete with Steven but I just couldn’t make it. I had to give up and settle for second.”

Kinkead ran 48:25 to win the women’s division. “I felt good but Kat (Katrina Crumpler) wasn’t here so that’s why I won,” Kinkead said. “The races are really fun. I like the people who do them.”

Race director Kay Reddy says the series gets better and better each year.

“This is one of the best supported (events) we had almost 70 for the first race and we’ve had a lot of people complete three races and we’ve had a lot of people getting personal bests,” she noted. “It was fast and furious at the front, we’ve had some changes and new faces on the block. Ceres put in a lot of effort and new products. It’s has just been a smashing series all around.”

Final Results:

Men: 1. Stephen Asson, 41 minutes and 21 seconds. 2. Julius Farley, 42:56. 3. Curwin Andrews, 43:26. 4. Ravindra Sukhu, 43:31. 5. Simon Cook, 44:27. 6. Adam DeMonte, 45:10. 7. Ciaran O’Shaughnessy, 46:19. 8. Paul Hubbard, 46:24. 9. Ian Montgomery, 47:11. 10. David Kinkead, 48:27. 11. Charles Kerins, 48:29. 12. Adrian Dale, 48:57. 13. Russell Crumpler, 49:31. 14. Daniel Mitchell, 49:45. 15. Shane Donovan, 50:56. 16. Gareth Watkins, 51:05. 17. Manuel Lamzas, 52:08. 18. Patrick Ormond, 57:07. 19. Graham Willis 57:18. 20. Howard Moore, 1:02:04. 21. Miguel Castellanos, 1:06:58. 22. Jim Cullimore, 1:09:51. 23. Stephen Beard, 1:10:41.

Women: 1. Tallulah Kinkead, 48:25. 2. Kay Reddy, 51:46. 3. Anna Kinkead, 53:02. 4. Rosmond Johnson, 55:13. 5. Claudia Ferrari, 56:21. 6. Darwn Peters, 57:13. 7. Natasha Ruscheinski, 58:36. 8. Sally Blackmore, 1:01:23. 9. Rhiannon Jones,1:02:32. 10. Barbara O’Neal, 1:03:08. 11. Ghislaine Hoogendijk, 1:04:12. 12. Clair Burke, 1:04:19. 13. Claudia Diaz, 1:10:59. 14. Jenny McConnell, 1:15:18.

Overall series results:

Men: 1. Julius Farley. 2. Ian Montgomery. 3 Cirvin Andrews.

Women: 1. Tallulah Kinkead. 2. Rosmond Johnson. 3. Clare-Louise Whiley.

By: BVIAA

After Katrina Crumpler crossed the finish line, Highland Spring College Classic Series director Stephanie Russ Penn, said “the series has just become interesting.”

Penn was referring to the fact that each of the first three races had been won by  a different women, with Tarika “Tinker Bell” Moses who won race two finishing third in 13 minutes and 33.20 seconds; race one winner Samantha John placing second in 13:23.23 with Crumpler getting her first win of the series on Saturday in 13:05.56.

“I was a bit stronger today and I managed to win this time,” Crumpler said. “I went harder on the hill and powered past all the ladies when I was feeling fresh. Last time I got caught on the downhill but I must have made a little more ground on the hill this time and managed to keep the pace.”

Regarding the finale, Crumpler agreed it’s going to be a showdown and its nice to have competition.
“It can be anyone of us,” she said. “Probably one of those two because I’m a lot older.”

Tarique Moses put himself in the drivers seat with another victory over defending champ Khiry  Creque after running 11:27.56 to win. He said he was surprised because he was feeling sick.

“I don’t know if I’m getting Chickungunya or what but I wasn’t expecting to run that fast, that’s surprising to me,” he said. “It was a hot pace to start and Khiry was 15m ahead of me but on the way back it seems like he started to wobble or got tired. The return is the strongest past of my race so I managed to catch him and went leave him.”

Leading the series 2-1 over Creque with one race to go, Moses said he’s a competitor he always wanted to take down and would be happy to win the overall title on Nov 15.

The territory’s Premier Dr. Orlando Smith was among participants. He had been dropping his wife Lorna off to races to compete on the Rotary Club of Tortola’s team but his grandson gave him an invitation.

“This is quite a good experience being out in the early morning and getting a run, it was good,” he said. “I’m quite pleased to see so many people participating. What it tells me is there’s a lot of people in the community who are conscious about their health and the need for exercise and I think more people should become engaged.”

Final Results: One Mile (Under 9); Boys: 1. Sammy Potgieter, 7:23. 2. Jahnare Farrington, 7:55. 3. Latriel William, 8:06. 4. Ajani Robinson, 8:16. 5. Sebbie Morgan, 10:11. 6. Jahheal Frett, 10:58. 7. Charlie Potgieter, 11.00. 8. Josiah Means, 11:09. 9. Leo Child, 11:31. 10. Seun Frett, 13:00. 11. Xavier Morgan, 13:04. 12. Kabrina Hull, 13:48. 13. Frank Carrol, 15:38. 14. Apollo Henry, 16:12.

Girls: 1. Asia McMaster, 8:49.  2. Ashley Brockbank, 9:19. 3. Tamri Thomas, 9:43. 4. Kenniqua Grate, 9:56.  5. Taryn Augustine, 11:10. 6. Z’Hara McLean, 12.03. 7. Amariss Mclauren, 12:16. 8. Amia Wheatley, 12:17. 9.M’Kenzii Crabbe, 15:01. 10. Felisity Means, 16:35.

Two Mile, Men: 1. Tarique Moses, 11 minutes, 27:56 seconds. 2. Khiry Creque, 11:42.23.  3. Vaughan Van Rheede Van Oudtshorn, 12:24.23.  Julius Farley, 12:34.91.  5. Ravindra Sukhu, 12:38.84.  6.  Khoy Vanterpool, 12:53.38.  7. Simon Cook, 12:59.56.  8. Adrian Dale, 13:39.34.  9.  Chase Thomas (UVI), 13:49.66.13.  10.  Trevonte Larose (UVI) 13:52.13. 11. Zebalon McLean, 13:54.06.  12. Shane Donovan, 14:28.03.  13.  Gareth Watkins, 14:37.91.  14. Osiah Vanterpool, 15:15.70.  15.  Luka Chalwell, 15:26.56.  16. Claudius Rymer, 16:04.84. 17. Jaden Augustine, 16:29.91.  18. Diamante Gumbs,  16:30.70. 19.Steve Augustine, 16;49.13.  20. Stepphen Gilbert, 16:50.13.  21. Malique Wattley, 17:15.63.  22. Andre Kartick, 17:25.56.  23. Orville McMaster, 17:27.95. 24. Dameon Creque, 17:29.63. 25. Gerald Bellot, 17:30.48. 26. Rashead Taylor, 27. Chad Willock, 17:46.34. 28. Simon Crook, 18:32.63. 29. Howard Moore, 18:37.38. 30. Elvette Dore Sr., 18:38.91. 31. Djimon Gumbs, 19:23.20. 32. Kenroy Joseph, 19:54.78. 33. Stephen Beard, 19:59.63. 34. Olonzo Boynes, 20:03.45. 35. Jim Cullimore, 20:37.31. 36. John Cullimore, 20:54.41. 37. William Kinkead, 22:48.20. 38. Lindell Defreitas, 22:55.95. 39.  Kerry Chalwell, 24:29.20. 40. Devanio Wheatley, 24:57.13. 41. J’Khori Smith, 29:01.59. 42. Aiden Creque, 33:53.03.
Women: 1. Katrina Crumpler, 13:05.56. 2. Samantha John, 13:23.23. 3. Tarika Moses, 13:33.20. 4. Kay Reddy, 14:28.03.  5. Beyonce Defreitas, 15:10.98. 6. Akada Charles, 15:71.13. 7. Arianna Hadye, 15:51.09. 8. L’T’sha Fahie, 16:06.03. 9. Akeela McMaster, 16:12.63. 10. Natasha Ruscheinski, 16:28.63. 11. Sh’kaida Lavacia, 16:50.13. 12. Anique Daniel, 16:51.63. 13. Zakharia Frett, 16:52.73. 14. Philomena Robertson, 17:55.20. 15. Tyann Smith, 18:10.31. 16. Xiomara Malone, 18.10.31. 17. Laura Dore, 18:10.56. 18. Jenny Dobbie, 18:53.41. 19. Claire Burke, 19:12.88. 20. Ghislaine Hoogendijk, 19:19.80. 21. Roslyn Gilbert, 19:28.88. 22. Magdalene Barzey, 19:33.31. 23. Shanique Erikson, 20:15.13. 32. Xaria Penn, 20:26.47. 33. Tamika George, 20:40.45. 34. Tiffany George, 20:49.84. 35. Lynelle Gumbs, 21:01.31. 36. Mariah Stoutt, 21:36.98. 37. Shirley Liburd, 22:52.13. 38. Sally Maloney, 23:44.31.  39. Valarie Guishard, 26:46.38. 40. Denise Glasgow-Frett, 29:55.31. 41. Ella Christopher, 32:01.38. 42. Maude Frett, 34:40.45.

Cross Country (Team Category)

Team Scoring Rules: The positions of the first five members of each team counts towards the scores in this category.  The positions of additional members of a team beyond the first five are not factored in. A minimum of 5 persons makes a full participating team.

Primary Schools Teams: Althea Scatliffe Primary (ASPS), Cedar School Primary (CS),  Francis Lettsome Primary (FLPS), Joyce Samuel Primary (JSPS), Willard Wheatley (WWPS):

1. Derek Pettigrew (CS-1) 12:35.94.  2. Ras’neal Rose (JSPS-1)16:24.37.  3. Rasheen Taylor (JSPS-2) 16:40.69.  4. Alisha Hayde (ASPS-1) 16:55.19.  5. Ariyah Smith (ASPS-1) 17:20.22.  6. Kenyatha Grate (ASPS-1)17:20.84.  7. Jelani Croal (ASPS-2) 17:20.87.  8. Jaleel Croal (ASPS-2) 17:40.32.  9. Jahshani Farrington (FLPS-1) 18:4.16. 10. D’Maury Christopher (FLPS-1) 18:44.22. 11. Jaheem Gumbs (JSPS-1) 18:46.22. 12. M’Khori Crabbe (JSPS-1) 18:46.66.  13. Abriel Magloire (ASPS-1) 20:16.41 14. Deborah Roach (JSPS-1) 20:25.94.  15. Vallesha Guishard (WWPS) 20:36.19.  16. Sanja Henry (JSPS-1)20:44.47.  17. Caden Fahie (JSPS-2) 20:48.79.  18. Ikeyyah Taylor (JSPS-2) 21:12.79.  19. Kamari Gillings (FLPS-3) 22:25.05.  20. Ricky Haywood (FLPS-2) 22:32.72.  21. Jahnear Frett (WWPS) 23:35.94.  22. Marik Pemberton (FLPS-2) 24:06.76.  23. Johnibel Richards (FLPS- 1) 24:23.76.  24. Keziah George (FLPS-1) 24:39.19.  25. Kashani Farrington (WWPS) 25:05.44.  26. Dalien Walters (WWPS) 25:09.44.  27. Alexander Frett (WWPS) 25:15.62.  28. Johannes Blok (CS-1) 26:47.59.  29. Devonte Smith (JSPS-2) 26:53.97.  30. Vincent Huggins (JSPS-1) 27:15.26.  31. Linessa Roach (JSPS-1) 27:38.34.  32. Matai Frett (FLPS-2) 28:28.94.  33. Kavon Wheatley (FLPS- 1) 29:31.79.   34. Cheyanne Castello (FLPS-1) 29:35.34.  35. Seon Lettsome (ASPS-2) 29:50.52.  36. Branden Benjamin (JSPS-2) 35:45.12.  37. Polesa Caesar (JSPS-2) 35:50.69.  38. Kyla Chambers (JSPS-2) 35:55.16.  39. Caroline Hernandez (FLPS-1) 31:18.11.

Points: 1. Joyce Samuel Primary Team-1, 55.  2. Francis Lettsome-1, 97.  3. Joyce Samuel Team-2, 100.  4. Willard Wheatley, 114.  5.  Althea Scatliffe-1, 28 (4 participants).  6. Althea Scatliffe-, 47 (3 participants).  7. Francis Lettsome-2, 72 (3 participants).  8. Cedar School-1, 29 (2 participants).  9. Francis Lettsome Team-3 19 ( 1 participant).

Secondary Schools Teams: Cedar School (CS): 1. Liam Blok (CS) 13:00.96.  2. Tallulah Kinkead (CS) 13:45.60.  3. John Pettigrew (CS) 16:52.19.  4. Tola Broderick (CS) 22:25.84.  5.Aria Creque (CS) 29:42.44.  6. Greg Mcconnell (CS) 29:42.91.

Points: 1. Cedar School.

Service Clubs: Rotaract Club (RC), Rotary of Road Town (RR), Rotary Sunrise of Road Town (RS), Rotary of Tortola, (RT), Interact (IC):
1. Joash Victor (IC) 15:14.97.  2. Julien Johnson (RT) 16:04.84.  3. Kelsha Fortune (IC) 16:27.37.  4. Stacy Wynter (RT) 16:45.59.  5. Ryan Geluk (RR) 17:30.44.  6. Henry Creque (RT) 17:42.05.  7. Ixora Williams (RT) 17:42.55.  8. Dennis Jennings (RT) 18:39.26.  9. Audley Maduro (RT) 18:55.30.  10. Jerry Thomas (RT) 18:16.19.  11. Charles Cranes (RR) 19:29.44.  12. Archie Christain (RT) 19:37.57.  13. Richard Parson (RR) 19:38.30.  14. Lorna Smith (RT) 21:08.19.  15. John Shirley (RT) 22:11.16.  16. Kenneth Morgan (RT) 26:35.87.  17. Marvin Flax (RS) 26:44.63.  18. Shirley Creque (RS) 28:34.02.  19. Jean Vanterpool (RS) 29:39.16.  20. Anthony Clarke (RR) 35:15.26.  21. Lavina Liburd (RR) 35:56.07.

Scoring Rule (A female must be a part of the 5 members that count towards scoring.)

Points:  1. Rotary of Tortola, 27.  2.  Rotary of Road Town, 53.  4. Rotary Sunrise of Road Town, 36,  (3 participants).  4. Interact 4, (2 participants).

Community Partners: Cedar School Parents/Teachers (CSPT), H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC), Joyce Samuel Parents (JSPT), Montessori Parents (MP), BVI Red Cross (RC). Road Town Wholesale (RTW), Syntek Global (SG):  1. David Kinkead (CSPT) 13:08.10.  2. Adam & Alysiana D’Monte (MP), 13:52.87. 3. Dave Pettigrew (CSPT) 14:22.47. 4. Anna Kinkead (CSPT) 15:52.47. 5. Martin Cherry (HLSCC) 16:10.84. 6. Jessica Santos (CSPT) 17:48.76. 7. Leana Simon (JSPT) 18:22.33. 8. Ijah Taylor (JSPT) 19:46.02.  9. Carolina Pettigrew (CSPT) 21:46.19. 10. Jessica Broderick (CSPT) 22:27.55.  11. Jenny Mcconnell (CSPT) 25:02.05. 12. Callun McConnell (CSPT) 26:53.76.  13. Marian Blok (CSPT-2) 29:56.51. 14. Laurens Blok (CSPT-2) 29:56.87.

Points: 1. Cedar School Parents/Teachers Team-1, 22.  2. Joyce Samuel Parents/Teachers, 15 (2 participants).  3.  H. Lavity Stoutt Community College, 5 (1 participant).  2. Cedar School Parents/Teachers

By: BVIAA

Leading local long distance runner, Katrina Crumpler placed 10th in the women’s division of the NACAC Petit Bourg 10km road race in Guadeloupe on Saturday.

The race attracted 201 participants from around the region including Mexico, Rwanda and Kenya.

“It was the first time I’ve run the race and I didn’t know where the hills were and there were lots of them—nothing steep but continuous so it was hard to get into a rhythm—there were lots of turns too,” explained Crumpler who was timed in 46 minutes in 15 seconds in the hot conditions. “I liked the course. It was very scenic and pretty. You don’t get bored with it and it was quite interesting. There was very good support as well.”

Crumpler who has run 43:30 before, said she wasn’t sure what time she’d do, said she was quite pleased with the performance.

“I would have liked to run a bit quicker but getting tenth was excellent,” she said. “I loved running with the other girls because you don’t get that in Tortola very often and it was so inspiring to see the women who are quicker than you. There were some amazing athletes there—men and women—so I loved seeing them.”

Crumpler will be gearing up to run in the November 22 Ogier/Deloite BVI Sunrise Half Marathon. Some 55 persons have already preregistered for the event including 14 from Puerto Rico.

Her husband Russell who accompanied her and decided to race finished 100th overall with a time of 48:48.

By: BVIAA

Repeating their success from the Beef Island 10k earlier in the road racing season, Julius Farley, and tender teenager, Tallulah Kinkead led a fast field in Saturday’s Ceres Juices 10K Series tour stop at Trellis Bay, Beef Island. Dubbed the “Steel Man Warm up” the course comprised three laps of the Eastern tip of Beef Island over rolling terrain.

A cat and mouse game developed between the lead pack of Farley, Ian Montgomery, Ravi Sukhu and James Carr, as they led the first lap while sizing up each other. On the second lap Farley and Montgomery broke away and opened up a small lead. Farley then pushed the pace on the third lap to shake Montgomery, leaving the field unable to respond and took the tape in 41 minutes and 48 seconds. Montgomery ran 42:59 in second with Sukhu placing third in 43:42.

In the women’s division, Rosmond Johnson established a swift 7:30 min/mile pace, notching up the tempo for the first four miles. However, Johnson was unable to hold the pace on the last lap with soon to be 13-year old Tallulah Kinkead on her trail.

Kinkead slowly and methodically reeled in Johnson and seized the lead with a mile left for a 48 seconds margin of victory over Johnson, covering the course in 48:06. Johnson finished in 48:54 with Claire-Louise Whiley rounding off the podium places in 49:32.

In the power walking field Gerry Rose and Jenny McConnell teamed up to win their respective divisions

Final Results:

Men: 1. Julius Farley, 41 minutes and 48 seconds. 2. Ian Montgomery, 42:59. 3. Ravi Sukhu, 43:42. 4. James Carr, 43:47. 5. Simon Cook, 44:50. 6. Dave Kinkead, 48:36. 7. Shaun Reardon-John, 49:13. 8. Shane Donovan, 52:52. 9. Gavin Foster, 55:18. 10. Vaughan Vanoudtshoorn, 55:20. 11. Guy Williamson, 55:54. 12. Jonathan
McCarthy, 59:00. 13. Guyp Dubois, 59:29. 14. Sam Ouriach, 1:00:54. 15. Howard Moore, 1:04:12. 16. Jim Cullimore, 1:09:56. 17. Peter Reichenstein, 1:11:38. 18. Stephen Beard (2 laps).

Women: 1. Tallulah Kinkead, 48:06. 2. Rosmond Johnson, 48:54. 3. Claire-Louise Whiley, 49:32. 4. Kay Reddy, 51:23. 5. Sarah Hayes, 54:02. 6. Anna Kinkead, 54:57. 7. Lauren Julien, 55:54. 8. Rhiannon Jones, 56:16. 9. Claudia Ferrari, 56:34. 10. Debbie Bell, 59:08. 11. Maxine Jones, 1:00:34. 12. Sally Blackmore, 1:01:11. 13. Barbara O’Neal, 1:03:05. 14. Jess Santos, 1:03:16. 15. Nimade Oniasih, 1:04:17.16. Philomena Robertson, 1:05:18. 17. Clair Burke, 1:05:31.

It was another excellent turn out at Race #2 of the Tortola leg of the nineteenth and a win win competition for the Moses Family.

Tarique Moses second in race #1 captured the overall win in a time of 11 minutes 31.75 seconds. He is now tied in the overall male standings with defending champion Khiry Creque who placed second as he pushed through the finish with an apparent minor injury. Khoy Vanterpool again took the third place.

In similar fashion Tarique’s younger second Tarika Moses claimed the win for the women running 13:15:03. Katrina Crumpler was second and Samatha John, the race one winner place third.

With two races remaining the overall champion spot for both the men and women is now up for grabs.

In the one mile (under-nine race) new comer Delano Hodge outran Sam Potgieter claiming the win in Saturday’s race. Potgieter placed second and Izaiah Frett third. For the girls Asia McMaster continued her winning streak with two now under her belt. She was trailed by Kenniqua Grate and Amariss Mclauren who placed second and third respectively.

In the Cross country- team arena the finished were closer, but Team Althea Scatliffe-1 remains the team to beat. Team Althea Scatliffe-2 and Joyce Samuel Primary took the second and third places respectively.

Similar Cedar Secondary, Rotary of Tortola and Team Cedar School PTA remained the top teams comin gout of race #2.

Virgin Gorda Series Finale
In two weeks, Saturday 18th October the series returns to Virgin Gorda where that leg of the Highland Spring HLSCC Race series will conclude. Registration at 6:30 a.m. and race start at 7:00 a.m.  For further information regarding the series please contact Ms. Russ Penn @852-7216.

Final Results
One Mile (Under 9),  Boys: Note: No times available. 1. Delano Hodge, 2. Sammy Potgieter, 3. Izaiah Frett, 4. Latriel Williams, 5. Johari Lacey, 6. Sabastian Eser, 7. Tom Bridson, 8. Caden Fahie, 9. Charlie Potgieter, 10. Kashani Farrington, 11. Sebbie Morgan, 12. Josiah Means, 13. Noah Cotlreau, 14. Seun Frett, 15. Sanja Henry, 16. Joshua Todin, 17.Apollo Henry, 18. Frank Carroll, 19. Rhys Watkiyns.

Girls: Note: No times available 1. Asia McMaster, 2. Kenniqua Grate, 3. Amariss Mclauren, 4. Z’Hara McLean, 5. Taryn Augustine, 6. Amia Wheatley, 7. Lorlei Eser, 8. Rediance Simon, 9. Amelie Todin, 10. Naomi Caines, 11. Florence Ormond, 12. Elsie Ormond, 13. Kabrina Hull, 14. Mckenzie Crabb, 15. J’liya Nibbs, 16. Felisity Means, 17. Tiya Herbert, 18. Sydney Brown

Adaejah Hodge also participated but in the 2 mile, 18:10.64

Two Mile, Men: 1.Tarique Moses, 11:31:75. 2. Khiry Creque, 12:08:61. 3. Khoy Vanterpool,12:17:81. 4. Vaughan Van Oustshoon, 12:30:68. 5. Julius Farley, 12:31:56. 6. Joshua Hill, 12:35:21. 7. Chaz Fahie, 12:35:78. 8. Rackeel Jack, 12:36:50.  9. Samuel Romney, 12:47:75. 10. James Carr, 12:48:71. 11. Steven Asson, 12:34:71. 12. Ravindra Sukhu, 12:58:06. 13. Valique Graham, 13:14:68. 14. Russell Crumpler, 13:27:53. 15. Adrian Dale, 14:21:18. 16. K’Cei Moses, 14:30:36. 17. Shane Donovan, 14:48:78. 18. Jelani Norman, 15:18:78. 19. Makaio Garrin, 15:33:64. 20. Vadley Sylvester, 15:36:31. 21. Kenton Brewley, 15:39:06. 22. Diamonte Gumbs, 15:59:56. 23. Malike Romney, 16:07:28 24. Garvin Foster, 16:17.61. 25. Simon Crook, 16:32.04. 26. Claudius Rymer, 16:32:68. 27. Kendi Brewley, 17:02:78. 28.  Chris Potgieter, 17:03:31.  29. Jaden Augustine, 17:14:39.  30. Stepphen Gilbert, 17:15:86. 1 Andre Kartick, 17:21:11.  32. Steve Augustine, 17:23:61. 33. Orville McMaster, 17:45:50. 34.  Niquan De Shong, 18:25:78.  35. Ryan Chalwell, 18:31:31. 36. Howard Moore, 19:06:53. 37. Djimon Gumbs, 19:25:39.  38. Jim Cullimore, 19:30:89.  39. Elvette Dore Sr., 20:56:71.  40. John Cullimore, 20:59:25.  41. Stephen Beard, 21:29:71.  42. Laurance Bonelli, 21:56:03.  43. William Kinkead, 23:04:25.  44. Kerry Chalwell, 23:39:50.  45. Ajaalee Malone, 24:28:50.  46. Zebalon McLean, 24:00:00.  47.  Devanio Wheatley, 24:50:28.  48. Brodrick Penn, 25:30.21. 49. Participant #82, 29:49:78.

Two Mile, Women: 1. Tarika Moses, 13:15:03. 2. Katrina Crumpler, 13:25:21. 3. Samantha John, 13:49:25. 4. Rosmond Johnson, 15:00:53. 5. Kay Reddy, 15:16:03. 6. Clare- Louise Whiley, 15:34:14. 7. Akada Charles, 15:37:68. 8. Sh’kaida Lavacia, 15:43:03. 9. Beyonce Defreitas,15:45:56. 10. L’T’sha Fahie, 16:08:18. 11. Richie Paul, 16:10:28. 12. Natasha Ruscheinski, 16:13:04. 13. Z’Niah Hutchinson, 16:15.64.  14. Zakharia Frett, 16:17.61. 15. Anique Daniel, 16:25.34. 16. Xiomara Malone, 16:59.21. 17. Akeela McMaster, 17:40.89.  18. Adaejah Hodge, 18:10.64.  19. Shanique Erikson, 18:20.31.  20. Tamika George, 18:48.14.  21. Roslyn Gilbert, 18:58.53.  22. Claire Burke, 19:58.53.  23. Jenny Dobbie, 19:04.46.  24. Izariah Frett, 19:06.53. 25. Tyann Smith, 19:16.43.  26. Laura Dore, 19:45.14.  27. Barbara Gerker, 20:16.43.  27. Magdalene Barzey, 20:31.89.  28. Shymmera Forbes, 20:58.61.  30. Xaria Penn, 21:07.78  28. Lynelle Gumbs, 21:54.11.  29. Shirley Romney, 23:31.11.  30. Rosalie Jennings, 24:19.46.  31. Sophie Dabbs, 24:20.39.  32. Dawn Crabbe-Herbert, 24:30.03.  33. Sally Maloney, 24:37.43.  34. Monique Penn, 24:53.04.  35. Orlandette Crabbe, 25:29.89.  36. Olivia Freeman, 25:23.68.  37. Valerie Guishard, 27:00.56.  38. Luz Sanchez, 27;12.53.  39. Kimberly Cordes, 29:00.28.  40. Cheryl George, 29:37.46.  41. Participant #82, 29:49:78. 42. Maude Frett, 30:17.28.  43. Gailyn Pickering, 32:36.75.  44. Carlene Romney, 32.37.75.  45 Deborah James, 33:37.68.

Cross Country (Team Category)

Team Scoring Rules: The positions of the first five members of each team counts towards the scores in this category.  The positions of additional members of a team beyond the first five are not factored in. A minimum of 5 persons makes a full participating team.

Primary Schools Teams: Althea Scatliffe Primary (ASPS), Cedar School Primary (CS),  Francis Lettsome Primary (FLPS), Joyce Samuel Primary (JSPS), Willard Wheatley (WWPS): 1. Derek Pettigrew (CS-1), 13:29.06.  2. Wayne Belle (ASPS-1), 15:02.68.  3. Micah Stoutt (ASPS-1), 15:14.71.  4. Jelani Croal (ASPS-2), 16:08.64.  5. Marik Pemberton (FLPS-2), 16:14.14.  6. Jahtivya Williams (ASPS-1), 16:16.26. 7. Alisha Hayde (ASPS-1), 16:16.81. 8. Alex Fountain (CS-1), 16:36.28. 9. Ras’Neal Rose (JSPS), 16:48.89. 10. Shakquan King (ASPS-2), 17:03.04.  11. Ariyah Smith (ASPS-1), 17:17.96. 12. Jahshani Farrington (FLPS-1), 17:39.00. 13. M’khori Crabbe (JSPS), 17:50.50.  14. Jaheem Gumbs, (JSPS), 17:51.14.  15. Kenyatha Grate (ASPS-1),18:03.18.  16. D’Maury Christopher (FLPS-1), 18:19.64.  17. D’Moi Wharton (FLPS-2), 19:00.28. 18. Tyzel Peters (FLPS-1), 19:24.61. 19. Akeem Sylvester (FLPS-2), 19:55.28. 20. Valiston Guishard (WWPS), 19:57.71.  21. Carlyiek Benjamin (ASPS-2), 20:03.11.  22. Abriel MaGloire (ASPS-1), 20:09.11. 23. Deanna Campbell (ASPS-2), 20:15.63. 24. Shavia Potter (FLPS-1), 21:16.18. 25. Vincent Huggins (JSPS), 21:22.56.  26. Gabriel Jermyn,(CS-1), 21:24.53 27. Valisha Guishard (WWPS), 21:41:78.  28. Johnibel Richards (FLPS-1), 21:45.06. 29. Tenisha Herbert (FLPS-3), 22:44.28.  30. Porian Sylvester (FLPS-2), 26:12.91.  31. Marik Pemberton (FLPS-2), 23:01.31. 32. Ricky Haywood (FLPS-2). 24:18.36, 33. Linessa Caesar (JSPS), 24:26.64, 34. Sanja Henry (JSPS), 24:26.64.  35. Cheyanna Castello( FLPS-1), 24:31.71.  36. D’Vannee Wharton (FLPS-2) 24:32.71. 37. Deborah Roach (JSPS), 24:37.25. 38. Johannes Blok (CS-2), 25:19.78.  39. Gethain Jones (CS-2) 25:52.53.  40. Dia’Monae Thomas (ASPS-2), 26:04.86. 41. Seon Lettsome (ASPS-2), 26:04.90. 42. K’mani Julian WWPS), 26:54.1. 43. Alexander Frett (WWPS), 26:55.31. 44. Keziah George (FLPS-1), 26:56.11. 44. Matai Frett (FLPS-2), 27:10.28. 45. Deshawn Doley (FLPS-2), 27:30.89. 46. Dalien Walters (WWPS), 30.14.71. 47. Claria Mulluy (WWPS), 31:00.11. 48. Deshawn Hamilton (WWPS) 31:00.11. 49. Kavon Wheatley( FLPS-1) 31:09.53. 50. Caroline Hernandez (FLPS-1) 31:54.36.

Points: 1. Althea Scatliffe-1, 29.  2. Althea Scatliffe-, 55.   3.  Joyce Samuel Primary, 88.  4. Francis Lettsome-1, 92.  5. Francis Lettsome-1, 94.  6. Willard Wheatley, 143.  7. Cedar School-1, 33 (3 participants).  7. Cedar School-2, 61 (2 participants).

Secondary Schools Team: Cedar School (CS) : 1. Liam Blok (CS), 12:27.61.  2. Tallulah Kinkead (CS), 13:54.21.   4. John Pettigrew (CS), 16:50.78.  

Points: 1. Cedar School.

Service Clubs: Rotaract Club (RC), Rotary of Road Town (RR), Rotary Sunrise of Road Town (RS), Rotary of Tortola, (RT): 1. Micheal Killourhy (RR), 12:80.03.  2. Joash Victor (RC), 13:23.14. 3. Derek Rawlings (RT), 13:41.71.  4. Johnathon McCarthy (RT), 14:16.06.  5. Julian Johnson (RT), 14:17.06. 6. Kelsha Fortune (RC), 15:22:68.  7. Stacy Wynter (RT), 16:08.64.  8. Brian Liverpool Jr. (RR), 16:10.61.  9. Ixora Williams (RT), 16:53.68.  10. Marvin Flax (RS), 16:56.53.  11. Jerry Farara (RT), 17:35:56.  12. Heskith Vanterpool (RS), 17:39.0.  13. Ryan Geluk (RR), 17:49.46.  14. Henry Creque (RT), 16:24.71. 15. Archie Christian (RT), 18:46.50. 16. Audley Maduro (RT), 18:58.61. 17. Dennis Jennings (RR), 19:03.93.  18. Lorna Smith (RT).  19. Sharonda Pickering (RC), 19:38:46.  20. Charles Crane (RR), 19:54.28.  21. Richard Parsons (RR), 20:09.11.  22. Jevaughn Rhymer (RC), 20:12.36.  23. Percy Rhoden (RT), 20:58.68.  24. Tracia Smith (RR), 21:51.2. 25. John Shirley (RT), 22:23.36.   26. Kenneth Morgan (RT), 24:26.28.  27. Adorya Blay (RC), 24:46.28.  28. Misty Ellis-Simpson (RT), 25:10.31.  29. Antonio Maynard (RC), 25:47.61.  30. Geraldine Freeman (RT), 27:23.61.  31. Nona Vanterpool (RT), 28:27.53.  32. Keshma Maharaj (RR),30:08.64.  33. Anthony Clarke (RR), 30:11.93.  34. Lavina Liburd (RR), 32:56.97.

Scoring Rule (A female must be a part of the 5 members that count towards scoring.)

Points:  1. Rotary of Tortola, 20.  2. Rotaract, 54.  3. Rotary of Road Town, 60.  4. Rotary Sunrise of Road Town, 19 (2 particpants)

Community Partners: Cedar School Parents/Teachers (CSPT), H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC), Joyce Samuel Parents (JSPT), Montessori Parents (MP), BVI Red Cross (RC). Road Town Wholesale (RTW), Syntek Global (SG):  1. David Kinkead (CSPT-1), 13:44.28.  2. Alston Hanley (SG), 13:15.71. 3. Gary Salter (CSPT-1), 14:16.71. 4. Dave Pettigrew (CSPT-1), 15:00.80.  5. Brian Jermyn (CSPT-2), 15:16.78.  6. Carolina Pettigrew (CSPT-1), 15:46.28.  7. Anna Kinkead (CSPT-2), 15:52.61.  8. Martin Cherry (HLSCC), 16:38.03 9. Rhiannon Jones, (CSPT-2)16:46.39. 10. Barbara Rhoden (CSPT-2), 17:50.00.  11. Lisa Bridson (CSPT-1), 18:14.98.  12. Jessica Santos (CSPT-1), 18:49.06.  13. Leanna Simon (JSP), 19:41.56.  14. Laurens Blok (CSPT-2), 22:08.71.  15. Elizabeth Clifton (MP), 22:47.03. 16. Jenny McConnell (CSPT-1), 24:11.18.  17. Susan John (CSPT-2), 25:28.68. 18. Shermin Nibbs (JSPT), 28:29.31.  19. Onika Ramsanny (JSPT), 32:24.37.  20. Marian Cazabon-Blok
(CSPT-2), 32:36.38

Points: 1.Cedar School Parents/Teachers Team-1, 25. 2. Cedar School Parents/Teachers Team-2, 44.  3. Joyce Samuel Parents/Teachers, 15 (3 participants).  4. Syntek Global, 2 (1 participant).  5.  H. Lavity Stoutt Community College, 8 (1 participant).  6. Montessori Parents/Teachers, 14 (1 participant).

By: HLSCC

It was a joint event with the Virgin Gorda (VG) Branch of the BVI Cancer Society, at Race #2 of the Virgin Gorda leg of the HLSCC Highland Spring Race Series. The walk/run fundraiser was especially slated to bring greater recognition to the Virgin Gorda Community regarding childhood cancer given that October is Childhood Cancer Awareness month.

Childhood Cancer Awareness Walk/Run fundraiser
Over eighty persons walked or ran in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness while some concurrently competed as part of the race series. Competitors completed the College races’ 2 mile route while other participants completed a longer route taking them to the top of the Baths and back.

Race Director Stephanie Russ Penn indicated that it was a pleasure for HLSCC to partner and assist in this community event and help in the awareness efforts. The event was coordinated jointly with Debbie Bruce and other members of the VG Branch of the BVI Cancer Society.

“This event was another opportunity to re-enforce and further educate the community and the youth about one of the silent killers otherwise known as Cancer,” said Ms Bruce.  She urges greater participation and more serious action in the future to bring greater awareness to the community as cancer has no age and no knowledge of culture and nationality.

Collectively, Ms Bruce and Mrs. Russ Penn extend much appreciation to the children of the various schools, parents, the wider community and the members of the VG Cancer Society Branch for the support and organization of the event.

HLSCC Highland Spring –VG race #2 highlights
On the competitive side, Curwin Andrews finishing in a time of 12 minutes 20.00 seconds may be heading possibly towards his first overall win as he capture his second win for the series. Not far behind was Kevin Jackson in second. For the Women faithful participant Christina Yates and 2013 co-defending champ took the first. D’Neigh Williams was second followed by Casey McNutt who did a longer 5K route.

In the cross country secondary division Bregado Flax secondary had representation from all three houses with O’Neal house being the top house in race #2. Robinson O’Neal represented the primary division and with continued participation would secure their second the overall win. The first being in 2009 Final standings will be determined at the last race in Virgin Gorda scheduled for October 18th, 2014.

Races return to Tortola, next Saturday 4th October at the Paraquita Bay campus. Registration at 6:30 a.m. and race start at 7:00 a.m. For further information regarding the series please contact Ms. Russ Penn, 852-7216.

Final Results

Two Mile, Men: 1. Curwin Andrews, 12 minutes 20.00. 2. Kevin Jackson, 12:47.57. 3. Emrol Amsterdam, 13:14.30. 4. Marlon Felix, 13:33.85. 5. Sephile Arthurton, 17:58.36. 6. Clinton Farrington, 19:51.78.

Two Mile, Women: 1. Christina Yates, 24:38.14. 2. D’Neigh Williams, 27:45.80. 3. Casey McNutt (no time available; 5K course)

Cross Country Primary School Teams: Robinson O’Neal Memorial Primary (ROMP): 1. Lekoy Lennard (ROMP), 15:41.62. 2. Shakoy O’Neal (ROMP), 17:26.40. 3. Sean Samuel (ROMP), 17:41.51.

Scores: 1. Robinson O’Neal Memorial Primary, 6.

Cross Country Secondary School Teams: Bregado Flax Educational Centre Houses: Harrigan (H), O’Neal (O) and Rhymer (R)): 1. Samory Romney (O), 14:49.76. 2. Miriah Christian (O), 15:00.00. 3. J’Sally O’Neal (H), 16:15.86. 4. T’Keyah Richardson (R), 16:16.51. 5. Dillon Smith (H), 18:17.06.

Score: 1. O’Neal, 3 (2 participants). 2. Harrigan, 8 (2 participants). 3. Rhymer, 4 (1 participant)

Other participants (Top of the Baths route):

Male: Kizzel Nape, Asante George, Me’Khoi Telemaque, Kyle Harrigan, Demron Glasgow, Cromwell Vanterpool, Noah Fox, Paul Fenty, Michael Connor, Aaron Seddon, Will Seddon, Colton Ridgeway, Indi Abrams, Mark Moore, Benjamin Moore, Nicholas Moore, Lewis Munn.

Female: Amy Riddlestorffer, Charli Seddon, Christine Stevens, Deb Ridgeway,Denesha Glasgow, Deondre Rymer, Eileen Pondt, Elatunbi Adeogba, Eva Fox, Favour Ogbonnaya, Gabriella Smith, Gift Ogbonnaya, Glendalee Hyman, Jan Morash, Jayah Hodge, Jennifer Darroux, Jesse Cooke, Judy Ann Stevens, Kendi Bispham, Keyonna Farrington, Kim Takeuchi, Kya Ridgeway, Laura Fox, Leanne Munn, Lisa Joseph, Lorraine Walters, Madison Buckell, Margaret Paul, Mikayla Smith, Milli Abrams, Navasha Williams, Nickeya Vanterpool, Sally-Ann Riley, Sarah Buckell, Sarah Moore, Sasha Flax, Saskia Connor- Louw, Sheena Creque, Tanieka Gludd, Taureen Walters, Zillah Thomas.