Local NewsSports SMS dominates Southern Zone Cross Country Championships by Barbados Today 23/10/2025 written by Barbados Today 23/10/2025 2 min read A+A- Reset The St Michael School Cougars began the Southern Zone Cross Country Championships with a commanding performance. (GP) Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 56 St Michael School produced a commanding all-round performance to emerge as the top school in the Southern Zone Cross Country Championships held on Tuesday, at the Princess Margaret Secondary School in Six Roads, St Philip. The Barbados Secondary Schools Athletics Championship (BSSAC) powerhouses showed great consistency across all divisions, claiming victories in multiple age categories to stamp their dominance on the grass track. In the senior boys’ category, Combermere School took top honours with 57 points, finishing ahead of St Michael School (85 points) and The Lodge School and Christ Church Foundation School, who tied for third on 93 points. You Might Be Interested In Pybus returns Holder is number two Ferdinand on the mend Parkinson Memorial, Princess Margaret, and Deighton Griffith rounded out the top seven. St Michael School, however, reigned supreme in the senior girls’ division, capturing first place ahead of Combermere School and Christ Church Foundation School. Springer Memorial placed fourth, followed by The Lodge School, Princess Margaret, and Parkinson Memorial respectively. The momentum continued for St Michael in the Under-15 boys’ event led by the talented Brent Lashley. The lads from Martindale’s Road again claimed victory, ahead of Combermere School and Princess Margaret Secondary. The Lodge, Deighton Griffith, and Parkinson Memorial followed, while Graydon Sealy and St Winifred competed with smaller squads. In the Under-15 girls’ category, St Michael School were once again dominant and proved unbeatable, taking first place. Springer Memorial secured second, followed by Princess Margaret and Combermere. Parkinson Memorial, Deighton Griffith, and St Winifred School also featured in this division. St Michael School’s younger athletes kept their school’s flag flying high by winning both the First Form Boys’ and First Form Girls’ divisions. Combermere finished second in both categories, while Christ Church Foundation and Springer Memorial took third in the boys’ and girls’ events respectively. (AS) Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Foul odour persists in Ashton Hall despite repeated complaints 13/11/2025 ‘Pride of St Michael’: Residents honoured for service, community impact 13/11/2025 Captain looks to end series on high note 13/11/2025