People danced in their homes, others stopped and stared, and some wondered what was going on – but not for long.
They were all reacting to the sight of six Transport Board buses – one of which was an old style wood frame bus – and a music truck blaring chants of “Tiger” and “West Terrace”.
It was the victory motorcade of the Williams Industries West Terrace Tigers who captured both the boys’ and girls’ divisions of the recently concluded Pine Hill Dairy National Primary Schools Athletics Championships.
The motorcade attracted attention as it wound its way through the districts surrounding the school on the way to Casa Grande in St Philip and Silver Sands Beach for a grand picnic.
Hear Tigers roar
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