Inter-Schools Super-Zonals: AMASS Phobia win double for seventh time

The 2016 edition of the annual Inter-Schools and Colleges Super Zonals was again, one not to forget as T.I Ahmadiyya Senior High School popularly called AMASS Phobia swooped away trophies for both boys and girls at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.

The boys won their unprecedented 8th consecutive time with 155 points amidst a lot of magnificent displays in most of the events such as; high jump, 800m, 1600m middley as well as 4×200m relay contested for. Also, the girls demonstrated indisputable performance amassing a hooping 176 points as against 112 to clinch the trophy back from Kumasi Wesley Girls who snatched it away from them last year.

Again, there were some major individual achievements aside the team ones. Latifa Ali was adjudged overall best athlete in the girls’ category whilst Precious Atipoe won for the boys division. It is worth mentioning that this is the seventh time both sexes have won it together counting from 2008 coming except last year that is 2015 where the girls failed to win.

In an exclusive interview with rawgist.com; Coach Tactical Sabuto revealed, “I told you guys (media) that we were going to win, now you can see for yourselves. I must say it is a great success for us AMASS Phobians”

However, all were not rosy for AMASS Phobia, as other schools proved tough in certain events. Jachie Pramso Senior High School (JAPASS) won the boys 100m and 4×100m relay events. Similarly, Kumasi Anglican Senior High School (SUPER KASS) also won the boys 4×400m relay event in a splendid fashion to end the two-day competition. Among other ceremonial awards won by schools were; best behaved school, single sex which went to Kumasi Wesley Girls and Opuku Ware School for girls and boys respectively. JAPASS were awarded best mixed behaved school.

Below is a full list of schools with their points and respective positions;

BOYS CATEGORY			GIRLS CATEGORY
Position	Name of School	Points	Position	Name of School	Points
1^st	T.I AMASS-KUMASI	155	1^st	T.I AMASS-KUMASI	176
2^nd	JACHIE PRAMSO	86	2^nd	WESLEY GIRLS	112
3^rd	OPOKU WARE	53	3^rd	KUMASI GIRLS	98.5
4^th	OSEI TUTU	52	4^th	ISLAMIC	68.5
5^th	SUPER KASS	48	5^th	JACHIE PRAMSO	54
5^th	PREMPEH	48	6^th	KONONGO ODUMASE	36
7^th	ADUMAN	30	7^th	SUPER KASS	32
8^th	KTI	29	8^th	ADUMAN	28
9^th	ARMED FORCES	28	9^th	GHANAMY	24
10^th	KUMACA	17	10^th	BAREKESE	13
11^th	AMANIAMPONG	16	11^th	ST. LOUIS	11
12^th	KUMASI HIGH	14	12^th	NEW EDUBIASE	10
13^th	ISLAMIC	12	13^th	KUMACA	08
13^th	TEPA	12	14^th	KNUST	06
15^th	AGOGO STATE	11	15^th	SERWAA NYARKO	5.5
15^th	BAREKESE	11	16^th	ADUGYAMFI	5
15^th	KSTS	11	16^th	YAA ASANTEWAA	5
18^th	NAMONG	10	18^th	BEKWAI SDA	3.5
19^th	ASANTEMAN	09	19^th	ADVENTIST GIRLS	3
19^th	BONWIRE	09	20^th	AKROFUOM SEC TECH	02
19^th	OKESS	09	21^st	OWERIMAN	01
22^nd	TOASE	06	21^st	AMASS ASOKORE	01
23^rd	KNUST	4.5	23^rd	AFIA KOBI	0
23^rd	O’SEC TECH	4.5	23^rd	EFFISCO	0
25^th	ADUGYAMFI	04	23^rd	JUABENG	0
25^th	NKAWIE	04	23^rd	OKESS	0
27^th	KOSS	02	23^rd	SIMMS	0
28^th	MPASATIA	01	23^rd	TOASE	0
29^th	AGONA SEC TECH	0	23^rd	TWENEBOAH KODUAH	0
29^th	ST. JOSEPH	0	23^rd	TEPA	0