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Francis Lettsome Primary ‘Wildcats’ are SVA 2024 Cheerleading Champions

- Celtics & Suns win respective age group basketball championships
Hard work and thorough preparation paid off for Francis Lettsome Primary School ‘Wildcats’ as they impressed the judges to be crowned Sports Vision Academy (SVA) 2024 Cheerleading Champions. Photo: VINO
Celtics emerged champions of the 9-12 Division for the Sports Vision Academy (SVA) Basketball League. Photo: VINO
Celtics emerged champions of the 9-12 Division for the Sports Vision Academy (SVA) Basketball League. Photo: VINO
In the 13-15 Division, Suns lifted the Sports Vision Academy (SVA) Basketball Championship. Photo: VINO
In the 13-15 Division, Suns lifted the Sports Vision Academy (SVA) Basketball Championship. Photo: VINO
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Hard work and thorough preparation paid off for Francis Lettsome Primary School ‘Wildcats’ as they impressed the judges to be crowned Sports Vision Academy (SVA) 2024 Cheerleading Champions.

The Cheerleading Championships were held at Multi-Purpose Sports Complex yesterday, Saturday, July 6, 2024.

Nipping on their Wildcats heels; however, were Alexandring Maduro Primary Eagles, who placed second with just one point behind.

Third was Ebenezer Thomas Primary School while Pelican Gate Primary School finished fourth.

Basketball champions

Meanwhile, Celtics emerged champions of the 9-12 Division Basketball League.

Warriors were second and Nuggets third.

Kyle Gumbs Jr was named MVP.

In the 13-15 Division, Suns lifted the championship, with Wolves taking second and Bucks third.

Zion Phillips was the Division’s  MVP.

Other winners

Meanwhile, Shakhory Penn captured top honours in the 3-Point Shootout.

The Rookie of the Year was Kyle Gumbs Jr, while the Most Improved Player was Tiondre Martin.

The Parent of the Year accolade was shared between Samantha Penn and Kay Maduro-Dunkley.

6 Responses to “Francis Lettsome Primary ‘Wildcats’ are SVA 2024 Cheerleading Champions”

  • onlooker (07/07/2024, 17:53) Like (8) Dislike (0) Reply
    That school that placed first outshone the second place school snd you saying they won by one point!! They were the clear winner to me
    • @onlooker (08/07/2024, 10:44) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
      Factssss Francis lettsome music stop and them kids still finish with out it and they were well put together.
  • Jane (07/07/2024, 19:09) Like (15) Dislike (0) Reply
    I can't believe them place Ebenezer and not pelican gate. This is why i don't bother with these shows anymore, they always robbing
    • @Jane (08/07/2024, 10:45) Like (8) Dislike (1) Reply
      i said the same Pelican gate did wayyyy better the Ebenezer school
  • smh (08/07/2024, 04:14) Like (5) Dislike (1) Reply
    She needs to stay out the camera lens. Stop photo bombing the children's glory.
  • asura (08/07/2024, 07:20) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    WHAT A SHOW


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