Samiya Dell showed yesterday that she is definitely a force to be reckoned with.
Dell, of Sharon Primary, qualified for the finals of the 80-metre, 100-metre and 150-metre events at the National Primary School Athletic Championships, which were held at the National Stadium.
Dell, Skye Spencer-Layne (West Terrace) and Ciara Piggott (St Stephen’s) athletes set the Waterford track ablaze in the Under-9 girls’ division and left tongues wagging in anticipation of next week’s eagerly anticipated finals.
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