It was just the start of what is expected to become the norm in Barbados over the next fortnight.
Inter-school athletics will soon reach fever pitch, and yesterday’s semi-finals of the 2014 Pine Hill Dairy National Primary School Athletic Championships (NAPSAC) lived up to being a real warm-up.
Only one record was broken on the day by track prodigy Malachi Harris, but fans and parents alike were treated to a number of wonderful performances.
They screamed, jumped and waved as they cheered on the youngsters who represent the future of track and field in Barbados.
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