00:00Alex Ikisa and Nicolas Romani met again in the Sugar Rush 5K. Romani this time
00:05would enjoy the sweeter hand with a time of 15 minutes 37 seconds, 9 seconds
00:10ahead of Ikisa. Note that 16-year-old Isaiah Alda came third in 16 minutes 50
00:15seconds. For the women, Annika Bailey took the top spot in 20 minutes 14
00:20seconds ahead of Cougars Naila Kerr 20 minutes 41 seconds and April Francis 21
00:26minutes 32 seconds. Francis ran two races on the day. She won the CIBC 5K
00:32for women which started at 4 p.m. on Saturday before running over to the
00:36Sugar Rush 5K which started at 4.30 p.m. Tafari Waldron did as expected and won
00:43the CIBC 5K in a time of 14 minutes 49 seconds. He's inching closer to his track
00:48record on the road. Colin Pereira took second spot in 15 minutes 57 seconds
00:54followed by David Schweitzer in 16 minutes 12 seconds. Schweitzer then
00:59returned on Sunday morning to clinch the QRC Blue Chancellor 2.2 mile run in a
01:05speedy time of 12 minutes 52 seconds. Wannawicks Omari Thompson took second
01:10spot in 13 minutes 4 seconds and Isaiah Alda returned as well to seal third
01:15spot in 13 minutes 57 seconds. Bailey carried her legs to another win in 16
01:21minutes and 5 seconds. Kaylee Ford 7 seconds behind her and Leah De Freitas
01:26also completing the course in under 20 minutes. Over to Santa Rosa Park for the
01:32hardest mile. It was difficult to tell who would win and their winning time on
01:36this surface as seen in this amateur footage.
01:42On soggy sand a quality field has sunk their feet into this novelty race
01:51put on by the Trinidad and Tobago Masters Association in conjunction with
01:56the Arima Race Club and the winner turned out to be 24-year-old Keron Ali
02:01who galloped to victory in 5 minutes 22 seconds ahead of the 6 foot 5 inches
02:07tall runner Philip James of 5 minutes 24 seconds and defense force runner
02:12George Smith third 5 minutes 32 seconds. Sergio Dufour, TV6 Sport.
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