In a competition marked by intelligence, strategy and perseverance, Saint Joseph College emerged as the champion of the sixth edition of Précis Génie. The event, which attracted the attention of knowledge enthusiasts and lovers of intellectual challenges, took place in the spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie.
The grand final, which pitted Saint Joseph College against Notre Dame Du Perpétuel Secours College, kept the spectators in suspense until the last second. The two teams fought a fierce battle on the field, demonstrating in-depth knowledge and great mastery of the subjects covered. Ultimately, it was Saint Joseph College that won, with a close score of 180 to 175 against Notre Dame Du Perpétuel Secours College. This historic victory marks a proud moment for the school and its students, who worked hard and showed determination throughout the competition.
Frantz AZÉMAR, Secretary General of Précis Génie, expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the competition. “This sixth edition of Précis Génie was a true festival of knowledge and competitive spirit,” he declared. “It has not only highlighted the exceptional talent of our young people, but it has also reinforced the importance of education and learning in our community. »
Reginald Destin, General Coordinator of Précis Génie, highlighted the positive impact of this event on the city of Cap-Haitien. “Précis Génie is much more than just an academic competition,” he said. “It has become a symbol of educational excellence and a catalyst for the intellectual and social development of our city. This competition stimulates student engagement in learning and strengthens connections between schools and the community. »
Maurice Firmin, Northern Departmental Director of Education, underlined the importance of Précis Génie in developing students’ academic skills. “This competition provides a unique platform for young talents in the region,” he said. “It encourages academic excellence and reinforces a passion for learning in students. »
As Saint Joseph College celebrates its well-deserved victory, Précis Génie is already looking to the future, with the determination to continue to inspire and promote academic excellence throughout the region.
The two finalist teams received trophies, medals and certificates for their remarkable performance. In addition, each member of the champion Saint Joseph College team was rewarded with a digital tablet. Finally, the best player of the competition, Rick Sanders of Notre Dame College, received a trophy in recognition of his exceptional talent.
