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Splits: ➡️Carpenter 47.1 ➡️Taylor 44.9🔥 ➡️Chambers 46.9 ➡️James-King 46.1 Calabar High's 4x400-metre relay team turned in an awesome performance in the final event of the 2018 Corporate Area Championships, the second regional meet of the Digicel Grand Prix Series, to shatter the meet record at the National Stadium on Friday. The quartet of Anthony Carpenter, Christopher Taylor, Shemar Chambers and Malik James-King clocked an eye-popping 3 minutes 05.04 seconds to erase their previous meet record of 3 minutes 14:75 seconds set in 2017. The time also represents the fastest ever recorded by a Jamaican High school team and is also a world high school record. Jamaica College set the previous Jamaican high school record 21 years ago at the Mutual Life Game at the National Stadium. The quartet of Rudolph Mighty, Edward Clarke, Carl McPherson and Rupert Eldemire clocked 3 minutes 06.56 seconds then to set the record. With Kingston College (KC) failing to show for the final, Calabar High were unchallenged throughout and won by a huge gap. Excelsior finished in second place in 3 minutes 16.28 seconds, while Papine ended third in 3 minutes 22.49 seconds.