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Former Lady Eagle Niesha Burgher’s outstanding track career reached its ultimate milestone in June when it added a new destination: Paris for the Olympic Games. She will step on the track on Sunday August 4 to fulfill a lifelong dream.

Burgher, an outstanding ex-Excelsior High School sprinter capped a very successful collegiate career earlier this year and left many shattered records in her wake. The just-graduated University of Texas At El Paso (UTEP) senior concluded a stellar collegiate career by breaking an almost decade old school record formerly held by Nigerian Olympian Tobi Amusan.

She clocked 23.20 in the 200m at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Collegiate Invitational on Jan. 21 to beat out Amusan’s time of…

The Eagle Eye 2024: Vol 6 No 1 | Nugent, Burgher & Clunis Book Tickets To Paris

Subject: The Eagle Eye 2024: Vol 6 No 1 | Nugent, Burgher & ClunisBook Tickets To Paris

Alumni & Friends,

There’s a saying that, “good fortune shies away from gloom.” There certainly was no gloom inside Kingston’s National Stadium over the past 4 days of the JAAA National Senior & Junior Championships, aka Trials, as Jamaican athletes thrilled local fans with some exceptional performances. This good fortune extended to the XLCR contingent of both past and current Eagles.

Ackera Nugent Powers her way to a new 100mH national record

Excelsior High School has had 12 of its students participate in the Olympic Games. The last one being Sanjay Ayre at the 2008 Beijing Games. After 16 years XLCR finally has not one, but three Olympians.
Ackera Nugent, Niesha Burgher & Nayoka Clunis have booked…

EXCELSIOR, CHURCH, FAMILY FETE MS. MORGAN

EXCELSIOR, CHURCH, FAMILY FETE MS. MORGAN
By: Duane Coombs
Tuesday, May 28, 2024

A series of celebratory events marked the centenary of the birth of iconic Excelsior teacher Ms. Contance Pearl Morgan.

Her actual 100th Birthday was kicked off on Sunday, May 26, 2024, by her joining her home congregation at the Providence Methodist Church where they gave thanks for her long and very fruitful life.

Later on Sunday, family and close friends of Ms. Morgan came together to fete her at sumptuous 100th Anniversary Birthday Bash at the Terra Nova
Hotel in Kingston.

On Monday Ms. Morgan received a national salute when she was given a 100th Birthday “shout-out” by host, Neville Bell. Preceding the “shout- out”, Bell invited his co-hosts to…

Funeral Notice Pearl Morgan
Pearl Morgan
MORGAN, CONSTANCE “PEARL”
late of Elliot Avenue, Excelsior & Tom Redcam Library
Passed away peacefully on June 3, 2024, aged 100
leaving nephews and nieces, Althea & Tony (USA) Alton & Peggy,
Anne & Bandele, Brian & Bev, Paul & Jackie, Earle & Mons, Pat &
Bob, Lorna, Rochelle, Simone other relatives and close friends.
Thanksgiving Service at 10.00 am on Thursday June 27, 2024 at
Providence Methodist Church.
Parking provided at St. Peter and Paul Church
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK – MS. CAROL AINA (XLCR ’76)

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK – MS. CAROL AINA (XLCR ’76)

Thursday, June 20, 2024

MS. CAROL AINA (XLCR '76)

Congratulations to Excelsior alumna, Carol Aina, CD, Principal of the
Norman Manley Law School, who was accorded a honourary degree by the
institution in recognition of her sterling stewardship of the
institution which is in the midst of celebration it’s 50th anniversary

AGE ANIMO!

DR. CONRAD DOUGLAS AWARDED SILVER MUSGRAVE MEDAL

DR. CONRAD DOUGLAS AWARDED SILVER MUSGRAVE MEDAL
By Linton Heslop | Jamaica Information Service
Sunday, June 30, 2024

DR. CONRAD DOUGLAS AWARDED SILVER MUSGRAVE MEDAL

Kudos to Excelsior alumus, Dr. Conrad Douglas, a notable
Jamaican Scientist, who is the recipient of the Silver Musgrave Medal in
Science for his seminal work in the area of science and technology and
innovation in industry and the environment.

Read More: https://jis.gov.jm/features/dr-conrad-douglas-contributing-to-science-and-technology-development/