José Martí pocketed the $400,000 first prize on Tuesday after edging Gaynstead High 28-27 in the final of the Insport Challenge Cup netball competition at the Leila Robinson Courts.

Gaynstead collected $250,000 for finishing second, while Norman Manley surprised Denbigh High 34-32 in the third-place play-off to earn $150,000.

The competition, which ran for more than three weeks, featured two unbeaten teams in the final. The Dalton Hinds-coached Gaynstead outfit started as favourites after producing impressive performances throughout the tournament. Their only real test came in the semi-finals, where they defeated Denbigh by two goals.