RAYMOND GRAHAM, STAR Writer

Edwin Allen's all-round strength was emphasised at the 2015 Central Champs.

The Michael Dyke-coached team stepped up a notch with a master display as they dominated their rivals for a big win, a part of the Digicel Grand Prix Series.

Edwin Allen amassed a massive 457 points. Closing out the top five were Holmwood 335.5, Vere 334 , Hydel 222, and Manchester High 140.5

Head coach, Michael Dyke, was pleased with his team's awesome performance.

"We are ready to defend our title at Champs. I am a bit disappointed that St Jago was not at the meet, but this did not take away the superb performance of my team. History has shown that the team that wins at Central Championships normally wins at Champs," said Dyke.

Edwin Allen's class four athlete, Kevona Davis, sent a strong message with an awesome display in the 200m, clocking a fast 24.89 seconds to win, getting the better of teammate, SeLisa Palmer second (25.99) and Dyandra Gray of Holmwood (26.07).

Kasheika Cameron gave Edwin Allen a good win in class two 200m, copping the event in 24.46 seconds.

Vere Technical girls dominated the Grand Prix events with class one athlete, Renae Medley taking both 100m and 200m. She won the 100m in 11.72 seonds, ahead of Holmwood Technical, Shanta Deer in second 11.85 seconds.

Medley's winning time in the 200m was 24.00 seconds with Holmwood Technical Britney Hew taking second in 24.25 seconds.