Five showdown

The Derniere Riviere Combined School won the 2007 District Five Sports Meet with a total of 203 points, outrunning the other eight challengers by a 23 point margin.
Dennery Infant and Primary School captured the second spot with 180 points, followed by the Micoud Infant and Primary School with 174 points.

14/04/07

You ain’t passing

These two seniors displayed good form and technique when they left the rest of the pack behind during the 4th Annual Saint Lucia National Senior Games were held at the George Odlum Stadium on Monday April 9th, 2007.
However due to the yet to be received final results from the organisers, The VOICE is unable to publish a full story on the event.

Cricket World Cup gives VIP tour

Ms. Lancia Isidore, Executive Director, and Officers of the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) were given a First Class tour of the Beausejour Cricket Ground by Mr. Mark Hennecart, Site Manager, and Octina Emmanuel, Local Organizing Committees’ Special Events Manager.
Members of the group were visibly excited by the progress of the construction and the attitude of the members of the ICC World Cup Saint Lucia team towards the issues of disability.

ISSA host another successful championship

On Saturday March 31st, 2007 the Inter-Secondary School Sports Association (ISSA) of Jamaica), hosted another successful Boys’ and Girls’ Championships staged at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica.
The four day championships which commenced on Wednesday 28, March saw the very best of secondary school students in Jamaica converging at the National Stadium in what is dubbed the best high school track and field championships in the world.

Easter karate outcome

Participating in Trinidad and Tobago in a martial arts tournament over the Easter Weekend were a contingent of karate-kas from the White Tiger Kenpo School headed by Benny Chitolie.
Though not as successful as the first two years of participation, they team members were able to achieve notable results.
Black Belt Division Weapons – 10 – 13 years -: Rhashid Chitolie – 1st place out of competitors in his division from the U.S.A., Venezuela,

Gold medal drought ended

Former President of the Saint Lucia Athletic Association now responsible for Regional and International Affairs for Track and Field, Alfred Emmanuel met with the Saint Lucia CARIFTA Track and Field team and officials to extend Congratulations on behalf of the local A.A on their excellent and courageous performance.
The meeting held at the St. Lucia Olympic House on Thursday 12th May 2007, included most of the team with the exception of silver medallist Sandisha Isidore, and Merica Moncherry the new National Junior Female 400-metre record holder.