Hard work, extra coaching at the Franklyn Stephenson Academy and a change in the batting line-up, paid dividends for first-time Guardian Group Herman Griffith Primary School cricket champions, West Terrace.
The reigning National Primary Schools Athletic Championship (NAPSAC) boys kings, romped to a lop-sided 74-run victory over two-time champs, Charles F. Broome in the final at the Empire Club, Bank Hall, yesterday.
“I feel elated. As I said the boys have put in a lot of hard work. This is a tribute to the boys. They are some very talented cricketers and I feel they and the school deserve this win this year,” physical education teacher, Roderick Harmon told WEEKEND SPORT.
Harmon lauded Stephenson, the former Barbados fast-bowling all-rounder and English country professional for assisting the West Terrace cricketers.
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