"We are glad to see RBC is still competitive and we are able to win even if Simon Kalestein (2013 winner) wasn't able to be there to defend his title. We were glad that Jedidiah Benjamin was able to step up to the plate and we look forward to the next three running events as they are going to be very exciting," said Richard Downie Head, RBC Service Delivery South.

Among the females, things were less dramatic as CITI's Lee Hay sealed the deal with a timing of 17.20.6, to give CITI their first taste of overall vi
ctory in a CariFin athletic event . Lee Hay, the former Most Improved winner and team captain said, "I am self motivated, I have been training seriously since January for this." 

Susan Russel of RBC took 2nd place in 19.05.6 and Simone Balkissoon of Sagicor crossed the line for 3rd spot in a time of 19.14.0.

In the walk Deodath Harrikissoon of First Citizens who is approaching legendary status in CariFin Games whipped his competitors to finish at 24.16. "This year I expected more competition but it felt good to wins it three years in row."

Clem Jubrajsingh followed in at 24.19.3 and Terrance Worrel at 26.31.0.

Among the female participants, Aliya Marisa Henry of Republic Bank established her superiority on the field by finishing in 25.46.1 in the walking race. "It is unexpected, but winning is always nice," she said. Kendra Richins and Tiffany Williams of First Citizens took 2nd place and 3rd respectively, finishing in 26:33.9 and 28:07.4.

In the end they all had fun. "They were all excited and happy and waiting and eager to come out to the Green Mile," said Jagdath Soomarie team captain of IBL Bank.

The organizing committee would like to thank Blue Waters for being "The Official Water" provider for CariFin Games 2014. We  thank them for their generous support.