Georgetown wins first ever All Windward Primary School title

The Georgetown Primary School emerged champions of the first ever All Windward Primary Schools Athletics meet, held on Saturday, February 14, 2026 at the Chili Playing Field, Georgetown. Amassing a total of 279 points, the athletes from the Georgetown Primary took the gold spot on the podium, while the Sandy Bay Primary School took the silver spot with 228 points, and the bronze team podium finisher was the South Rivers Methodist School with a total of 197 points.

The other three participating schools were Langley Park Government School which placed fourth with 164 points; Owia Government School, fifth with 137 points; and sixth was the Tourama Government School with eight points.

The Under-7 Girls champion was Eddisha Spring of the Georgetown Primary School, who garnered 16 points, with Shane Henry of the Owia Government School and Jaiden Baptiste of the South Rivers Methodist School sharing the Under-7 Boys title with eight points each.

The Under-9 Girls champion was Janelle Thomas of the Sandy Bay Primary School with 24 points, while Rudell Henry of the Georgetown Primary School with 16 points, took the Under-9 Boys title.

Mikila Robinson of the Sandy Bay Primary School with 24 points won the Under-11 Girls title; while the Boys version was won by Kallen Medica of the Langley Park Government School who amassed 16 points.

The Under-13 Girls title was won by Sky Caine of the Georgetown Primary School with 16 points; with Amalle Lavia of the Owia Government School, with 16 points, taking the Under-13 Boys title.

There were multiple winners of the titles of Victrix Ludorum and Victor Ludorm. For the Victrix Ludorum title, the Under-9 Girls champion Janelle Thomas of the Sandy Bay Primary School, with 24 points, and Mikila Robinson of the Sandy Bay Primary School the Under-11 Girls champion, also with 24 points, emerged joint holders.

The Victor Ludorum title was jointly shared by Rudell Henry of the Georgetown Primary School, Kallen Medica of the Langley Park Government School, and Amalle Lavia of the Owia Government School – all amassing 16 points each.