Christ Church Girls’ and Charles F. Broome are looking to revisit some past glory.
The two former champs both currently hold a slim lead atop the girls’ and boys’ standings respectively at the Pine Hill NAPSAC Championships’ final day at the National Stadium today.
At lunch, Christ Church (38), the winners of the first two championships, were leading Belmont (26) and reigning queens Bayley’s (20) with the 100s, 200s, 400s and relays still to go.
Four-time kings Charles F. Broome’s 34 points were just two ahead of Cuthbert Moore at the break, while George Lamming (27) found themselves just a further five points adrift.
Defending boys’ champs St Stephen’s were down the field in seventh on 17 points.
NAPSAC favourites on course
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