Following President’s College’s second consecutive victory at the National Schools’ Championships, Willon Cameron, head of the physical education programme, expressed his admiration for the event’s management in an interview with Guyana Times Sport.
“I think the Nationals was well run, to be honest with you, just the fact that the final event was completed before the place got dark on the final day, think that was good,” Cameron remarked.
Despite his approval, Cameron offered a minor critique regarding the event’s initial days.
“Maybe the management of the first two days could have been a little bit better to ensure that those two days finished early as well, but, overall I think it was a great, great job by the organising committee, by the Allied Arts department (Ministry of Education), by the AAG (Athletics Association of Guyana) and everyone involved.”
He added, “So I am looking forward to a more efficient Nationals come next year in terms of time management, but this one was really good probably the best I have seen: you know the fact that it ended within daylight on the last day.”
The championships took place from March 11 to March 13, culminating in another title for President’s College.
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