Author: Dwight Fraser

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Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm. 

(Photo Courtesy of Track Alerts) 

Team Jamaica Bickle organization will this evening make several awards to the respective Jamaican schools who were crowned champions of their events at the 126th staging of the Penn Relays back in April. 

Hydel High won the girls 4×4 championship of America event in a record 3 minutes, 32.77 seconds, while Edwin Allen smashed the meet record in winning the girls 4×100 metres and the 4×800 metres titles. 

While on the boys side, Camperdown won the 4×100 metres title, the mile relay gold went to Kingston college, and Jamaica College team won the boys 4×800 metres crown in the third fastest time in Penn’s history 7 minutes 28.38 seconds.

In addition, an undisclosed financial presentation will be made to GC Foster College of physical education and sports, as well as to the Dominic James Foundation. 

The function dubbed an evening of excellence starts at 6pm.