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SCMP Reporter

Junior athletes stole the lime light at St Joseph's College an nual sports meet at Wan Chai Sports Ground. The two-day event gave the St Josephians an opportunity to warm up in their preparation for the inter-school athletic championships in mid- February.

  Promising sprinter Fok Yuk- shiu won the Grade C individual championship after taking the 100 m dash in a record time of 12.32 seconds. The second for mer also guided his class (S2E) to victory in the Grade C class championship.

 Sixth former Charles Chan was St Joseph's fastest runner. He clocked 12.31 seconds to win the 100 m. Yuen Chi-to (S5A) took the silver in 12.93 seconds and Cheng Chun-wai (S7B) the bronze in 12.98 seconds.

 The Grade A individual title was also claimed by Charles Chan. Form 5C and 4D took the Grade A and B inter-class titles, respectively.

 Mr Wan is an official at the Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation 



St Joseph's junior athletes steal the show