Last Updated on March 5, 2024, 7:39 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis is all set to host the historic Multi City Meet at the 2024 TDC Interschool Championships. The four-day event will be held at the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium on March 14 and 15 and at the Nevis Athletic Stadium on March 16 and 17.
The championship will comprise nine schools competing to become the winners of this historic sports meet.
The organisers of the thrilling Track and Field Interschool Championships are calling all enthusiasts to join the action-packed days of athletic excellence. Visitors will experience the thrill of competition as athletes from across the Federation compete against each other and showcase their speed, strength and determination.
The exciting sports event will feature everything from sprints to jumps, throws to relays and much more. This much anticipated multi-city TDC Interschool Championships will hit not one but two vibrant cities in the Federation.
The St Kitts and Nevis Athletics Association also announced that online tickets are also available to purchase for March 16 and 17. The entry to the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium will be free of cost while people will have to secure their spots in the stands to be a part of the electrifying action which will continue in Nevis.
The ticket price for the Track and Field Interschool Championships is as follows:
Saturday, March 16
Preferred Seating – $30
Grounds (Adults) – $15
Grounds (Children) – $10
Sunday, March 17
Preferred Seating – $40
Grounds (Adults) – $20
Grounds (Children) – $15
According to the information, visitors will have to pay an additional $15 for inside parking. The tickets can be purchased online through this LINK.
Meanwhile, the organisers announced that the physical tickets will also be available at the end of this week and people can collect them at the Digicel St Kitts and CDS Nevis.
This annual championship is held annually and bring thousands of visitors to both the islands who not only participate in this extreme sporting fun but also explore the local offerings by the vendors.
Both the islands are preparing the stadiums at present to host the games and make it a huge success.
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