Hubert girls impressive as Carib win School of Nations House sports

Tiffany Hubert (right foreground) powers home to win the 100m race.

Dynamic duo, sisters Jamelle (left) and Tiffany Hubert take time out for a photo op following their impressive display.

Jamelle and Tiffany Hubert displayed impressive talent, while Carib House conquered the other houses as School of Nations concluded their annual track & field inter house championship at the Police Sports Club ground.
Four houses, Carib, Arawak, Wapisiana and Macushi houses participated in keen competition for top honours.   Carib House conquered all comers with 599 points with Wapisiana in the second position on 478 points, third Macushi with 458 and Arawak in the cellar on 361.
Jamelle and Tiffany Hubert were outstanding in the girls open and under 16 categories, recording wins in the 100m, 200m, 400m, 4×100 and 4x400m relays.
The day’s programme got underway with a colourful display depicting our Amerindian tribes, represented by the houses.  That was followed by the commencement of the track events.
In Results from some of the events:
Under 16 girls 100m
1. Tiffany Hubert
2. Kelly–Ann Semple
3. Semona Broomes
4. Terry–Ann Bacchus
Under 16 Boys 100 m
1. Jeremiah Marcus
2. Kester Daniels
3. Ricky Rodrigues
4. Roger Dey
Under 16 girls 200m
1. Tiffany Hubert
2. Kelly–Ann Semple
3. Rene Lewis
4. Keisha Hunte
Under 16 boys 200m
1. Jeremiah Marcus
2. Roger Dey
3. Kev Jerrick
4. Christian Hendricks
Under 16 girls 400m
1. Tiffany Hubert
2. Keyann Semple
3.  Marina Boodram
4.  Rene Lewis
Under 16 boys 400m
1. Jeremiah Marcus
2. Roger Dey
3. Brandon Hernandez
4. Yusuf Mustapha
Open girls 100m
1. Jamelle Hubert
2. Candacy Beaton
3. Tishana Cox
4. Gabriella Blackman
Open Boys 100m
1. Marvin Ibau
2. Raphael St Hill
3. Filipe Countinho
4.  Ossie McKenzie
Open girls 200m
1.    Jamelle Hubert
2.    Candacy Beaton
3.    Tishana Cox
4.    Kristine Morgan
Open boys 200m
1.    Kieran Dennison
2.    Marvin Ibau
3.    Ossie McKenzie
4.    Marvin Grenada