The Tribune

THE Queen’s College Comets emerged as the winners of the Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools (BAISS) swim meet at St John’s College last week.

Garry Markham commended St John’s College and their staff for accommodating the schools and the teachers of St Andrew’s School and Queen’s College, who assisted.

The Comets accumulated a total of 734 points to secure the win. They were followed by St Andrew’s Hurricanes with 668 points. St Augustine’s College Big Red Machine got third with 394.

Rounding out the field of eight schools in order were St Anne’s Bluewaves with 320 points, St John’s Giants with 285 points, Kingsway Academy Saints with 100 points, Aquinas College Aces with 99 points and Temple Christian Suns were last with 30 points.

The most outstanding swimmers in each age group were as follows:

Bantam girls

Mandia Roberts, QC, 30

Charlot Russell, St John’s College, 26

Hailey Johnson, St Andrew’s, 20

Bantam boys

Tristan Russell, St Andrew’s, 30

Hugh Bartlette, St Anne’s School, 24

Jayden Curtis, St Anne’s School, 20

Ishan Roy, Queen’s College, 20

Junior girls

Amber Pinder, Queen’s College, 28

Anya McPhail, St. Andrew’s, 26

Katherine Slatter, St Andrew’s, 16

Alaunte Major, Queen’s College, 16

Junior boys

Davante Carey, Queen’s College, 28

Kevon Lockhart, St. Andrew’s, 26

Joshua Murray, Queen’s College, 19

Intermediate girls

Zoe McCarroll, Queen’s College, 30

Taja Scriven, St Andrew’s, 22

Virginia Stamp, St. Andrew’s, 21

Logan Burrows, Kingsway Academy, 21

Intermediate boys

Alec Sands, St Andrew’s, 28

Randy Paul, St Anne’s School, 25

Malik Hepburn, Queen’s College, 24

Senior girls

Davrielle Butler, Queen’s College, 25

Andreas Weech, St Augustine’s College, 20

Courtney Neil, St Andrew’s, 19

Senior boys

N’Nhyn Fernander, St Augustine’s College, 30

Tyrique Cox, Queen’s College, 28

Shawn Neely, Aquinas College, 17

Thomas Treco, St Anne’s School, 17