Augier House emerged victorious at the Choiseul Secondary School’s 2026 track and field championships, dethroning defending champions Jean House through an outstanding performance led by double CARIFTA champion Jady Emmanuel.
Emmanuel, who previously secured gold medals in the Under-17 girls’ 100m and 200m at the 2025 CARIFTA Games, demonstrated exceptional versatility by capturing four gold medals in Division 2 competitions. The star athlete dominated the 100m with a time of 12.30 seconds, claimed the 200m title in 26.70 seconds, and added gold medals in both long jump and javelin throw events.
Augier’s comprehensive team performance accumulated 1,024 points, significantly outpacing Jean House who finished second with 816 points. King House secured third position with 637 points, while Darcheville House placed fourth with 506 points.
The championship witnessed several standout performances across divisions. Shawn Stephen contributed significantly to Augier’s victory in Division 3, winning gold in the 200m (25.10) and 400m (58.50), while earning silver in discus throw and bronze in long jump.
Jean House showcased promising talent despite their second-place finish. Jeaneil William captured the boys’ 100m (11.3) and 200m (24.0) titles in Division 2, adding a silver medal in long jump. Kianna Jean dominated Division 2 girls’ events with victories in 100m (13.30), 200m (28.0), and long jump.
In Division 4 competitions, Cristiano Nestor and Merkisha St Catherine both claimed titles for Jean House. Nestor won long jump and ball throw with additional silver in shot put, while St Catherine achieved triple gold in 80m (11.30), 150m (21.20), and shot put, plus silver in ball throw.
The championships also featured impressive performances from Oryan Montoute of Jean House who won Division 4 boys’ 80m (10.60) and 150m (20.0), while Jeremiah Savery secured the 300m (49.20) for Augier, and Kershan Norlay claimed the 600m (1:58.20) for King House.