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  • Time
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    Not these days. The school not into T & F transfers except at the 1st form level and the GSAT score has to be reasonable. T & F is on it's face at Wolmer's, footballers are more likely to get in than T & F.

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  • Peter R
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    Dem odda school cyaan "do more wid less" ?? Hax yuh fren'!

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  • Gamma
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    And Campion...

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  • Willi
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    Wolmers does accept transfer. The year when StGC got kicked out of Champs for late entry and JC won, the next year we lost 2-3 very good runners to Wolmers...like Fyffe, etc.

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  • Islandman
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    Largest pool and largest budget

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  • Time
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    Understood, then only allow one athlete per school in the heats. The bottom line is that the big 3 ruthless recruiting is preventing the build up of talent (and points) in the smaller schools and without restrictions there is no hope for anyone except the big 3 to win boys champs. The situation with Edwin Allen is also very unfair. Hydel and St Jago are making a reasonable effort to win Girls Champs but Edwin Allen ability to recruit makes it all but impossible for anyone else to win.

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  • Don1
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    I'm good with trying to limit transfers... that makes sense on the face of it

    But he's suggesting that AFTER an athlete performs and is superior to some others...he/she should be sidelined as a "reserve"

    That doesn't compute ....for me

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  • Jangle
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    I couldn't say this when I attended CBar, but I envied KC for their achievements and their never-say-die attitude. The rivalry between the two schools and JC is good.

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  • Jangle
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    Father Time has been on this anti-transfer campaign because Wolmer's don't subscribe to it. The chances of Wolmer's or any other co-ed school winning the Boys Champs any time soon is very remote. The plain fact is that KC, CBar and JC have the largest pool to draw from.

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  • Islandman
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    Hope so

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  • Don1
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    Originally posted by Time View Post
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    Maybe no school should be allowed to enter more that one athlete in a final (note that I said final.) If two athletes from the same school goes through then 1 is guaranteed and the other is the reserve.
    This is a joke...right??

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  • Time
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    Originally posted by Jangle View Post
    Petersfield High came in 6th position. Special mention to Excelsior too.
    STETHS, Petersfield and Excelsior clearly on the move but they cannot win a championship anytime soon. We need to change the rules so that the points are spread across more schools, discourage transfers and make the winner less predictable.

    Maybe no school should be allowed to enter more that one athlete in a final (note that I said final.) If two athletes from the same school goes through then 1 is guaranteed and the other is the reserve.

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  • Islandman
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    Yeah you should really go while they are having this golden run. They have that "thing" which makes them overperform when the battle gets hot.

    On my flight out I was in line at the airport with a C-Bar old boy, probably in his late 50s/early 60s who said he suffered through the KC 14 year run and so he plans to come to Champs every year until this C-Bar streak ends. LOL!

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  • Stonigut
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    Thanks for your insight I-man I have not been to a champs since about 85, it is amazing how the years fly by, that is 31 years. I did get the chance to see the 2011 national championships at the stadium and that was a treat but I really need to go see a Calabar victory maybe next year!

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  • Islandman
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    I hadn't been to Champs in a number of years. It is a world class meet in every respect. From ushers taking me to my seat, to security politely telling me TWICE to take my feet down when I put them on the seat below me (Nuh jamaica dis? Me nuh supposed to can do dem ting deh), to the FLOW wireless service which allowed me to do my social media and reggaeboyz posts without a data plan. Oh, and the performances were not bad either

    Great experience. If ONLY we could transfer this type of excellence to other areas of national life. One can dream.

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