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Socapro · « **Reply #90 on:** April 05, 2015, 01:31:54 PM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

Session 4 - Sunday 5th - Morning Session
Sunday 4/5/2015

The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License 4/5/2015 - 10:20 AM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Morning Session

Event 149 Octathlon: #5 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 0.991m Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Section 1 Wind: 2.6
1 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 14.64 894
2 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 15.40 802
3 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 15.63 775
4 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 15.79 757
5 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 17.11 613
6 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 17.41 582
7 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 18.08 516
8 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 20.02 348
Section 2 Wind: 1.5
1 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 15.75 761
2 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 16.12 719
3 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 16.15 716
4 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 16.93 632
5 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 17.32 591
6 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 17.67 556
7 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 18.43 484
Section 3 Wind: -2.1
1 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 14.61 897
2 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 15.34 809
3 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 15.93 741
4 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 16.24 706
5 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 16.31 698
6 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 16.47 681
7 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 18.51 476
-- Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten DNF
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Name Age Team Finals Wind H# Points
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Finals
1 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 14.61 -2.1 3 897
2 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 14.64 2.6 1 894
3 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 15.34 -2.1 3 809
4 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 15.40 2.6 1 802
5 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 15.63 2.6 1 775
6 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 15.75 1.5 2 761
7 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 15.79 2.6 1 757
8 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 15.93 -2.1 3 741
9 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 16.12 1.5 2 719
10 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 16.15 1.5 2 716
11 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 16.24 -2.1 3 706
12 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 16.31 -2.1 3 698
13 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 16.47 -2.1 3 681
14 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 16.93 1.5 2 632
15 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 17.11 2.6 1 613
16 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 17.32 1.5 2 591
17 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 17.41 2.6 1 582
18 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 17.67 1.5 2 556
19 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 18.08 2.6 1 516
20 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 18.43 1.5 2 484
21 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 18.51 -2.1 3 476
22 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 20.02 2.6 1 348
-- Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten DNF -2.1 3

Event 151 Heptathlon: #5 Girls Long Jump Open Heptathlon
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Name Age Team Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Champagnie, Ayesha 19 Jamaica 5.43m 0.4 680
5.43m(0.4) 5.33m(1.4) PASS
2 Freeman, Meriah 19 Trinidad and Tobago 5.17m 1.2 606
4.96m(1.3) 5.17m(1.2) 4.87m(2.1)
3 Russell, Zinadine 16 Jamaica 5.12m 2.0 592
5.09m(1.8 ) 5.12m(2.0) FOUL(1.0)
4 Fond, Priscilla 19 Guadeloupe 5.11m 1.4 589
FOUL(2.7) 5.11m(1.4) FOUL(3.5)
5 Morgan, Ayanna 18 Barbados 5.06m 2.5 576
5.01m(1.3) FOUL(2.6) 5.06m(2.5)
6 Eisden, Shardiela 18 Curacao 5.03m 0.2 567
4.94m(1.9) 4.77m(1.9) 5.03m(0.2)
7 Roberts, Khemani 18 Trinidad and Tobago 4.87m 0.4 524
4.87m(0.4) 4.10m(0.1) 4.63m(0.2)
8 Sauver, Helcyann 17 TKS 4.86m 0.2 522
4.50m(0.6) 4.86m(0.2) 4.76m(3.1)
9 Dorothal, Julianne 18 Aruba 4.77m 1.6 498
4.47m(0.9) 4.63m(4.1) 4.77m(1.6)
10 Scantlebury, Danielle 18 Barbados 4.74m 0.6 490
4.74m(0.6) 4.70m(0.8 ) 4.56m(0.5)
11 Forbes, Sanadia 17 TKS 4.71m 0.8 482
4.37m(0.7) 4.35m(1.5) 4.71m(0.8 )
12 Tobin, Kamilah 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 4.68m 0.8 474
4.68m(0.8 ) FOUL(1.0) 4.62m(1.7)
13 Akili, Anya 16 Trinidad and Tobago 4.67m 2.3 472
4.40m(0.1) 4.67m(2.3) 3.27m(0.7)

Event 152 Boys Javelin Throw 700g Under 18
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CR: # 67.67m 4/19/2014 Anderson Peters, Grenada
WYC: Y 83.16m 7/9/2011 Morne Moolman, RSA
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Hosford, Tyriq 15 Trinidad and Tobago 70.73m# (Gold Medal)
64.18m 58.59m 57.81m FOUL 70.73m 68.32m
2 Nedrick, Kevin 17 Jamaica 65.09m
53.81m 50.63m 65.09m 62.12m 59.95m 62.25m
3 Joseph, Vandel 17 Trinidad and Tobago 61.67m (Bronze Medal)
61.67m FOUL 56.78m 56.89m FOUL 60.91m
4 Thomas, Adrian 16 Grenada 59.85m
57.57m 57.33m 56.76m FOUL FOUL 59.85m
5 Ferguson, Travvis 17 Bahamas 58.13m
56.64m 58.13m 54.53m 49.68m 48.38m 48.59m
6 Rutherford, Deondre 17 Bahamas 57.18m
55.85m FOUL 48.17m 57.18m 54.16m FOUL
7 Browne, kyle 17 Antigua & Barbuda 56.83m
PASS 45.68m 54.86m 51.02m 56.83m FOUL
8 Francois, Danny 17 St Lucia 52.32m
FOUL 52.32m 51.33m 48.30m 46.75m FOUL
9 Burton, Keyon 17 Dominica 48.45m
42.52m 47.96m 48.45m
10 Theodose, Samuel 17 Guadeloupe 48.17m
48.17m 46.61m
11 Marcus, Kalvin 17 Barbados 47.49m
FOUL 47.49m 47.15m
12 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 46.40m
43.02m 46.40m 40.33m
13 Bennire, Dijorn 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 44.94m
FOUL FOUL 44.94m
14 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 42.58m
39.41m 32.67m 42.58m
15 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 42.26m
41.90m 42.26m
16 van Bosse, Xavero 16 Suriname 41.94m
33.60m FOUL 41.94m

Event 153 Girls Shot Put 4kg Under 20
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CR: # 15.75m 3/30/2002 Claudia Villeneuve, Martiniq
WJR: J 20.54m 7/1/1989 Astrid Kumbernuss, GDR
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Warren, Portious 19 Trinidad and Tobago 15.22m (Gold Medal)
FOUL 13.85m 14.50m 14.42m 15.22m 14.60m
2 Gumbs, Trevia 19 IVB 14.83m
14.47m 14.83m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
3 James, Chelsea 18 Trinidad and Tobago 14.73m (Bronze Medal)
13.84m 14.15m 13.96m 14.56m 14.73m FOUL
4 Frazer, Rochelle 19 Jamaica 14.06m
13.86m 14.06m FOUL 14.00m 13.40m 13.82m
5 Champagnie, Ayesha 19 Jamaica 13.82m
13.67m FOUL 13.47m 13.78m 13.82m 13.00m
6 Tedos, Emeline 18 Martinique 11.92m
11.31m 10.72m FOUL 11.06m 11.92m 11.42m
7 Gumbs, Tynelle 19 IVB 11.87m
11.87m FOUL FOUL 11.54m FOUL FOUL
8 Williams, Ashika 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 11.49m
11.13m 11.49m 10.97m 10.90m FOUL 11.02m

Event 155 Octathlon: #6 Boys High Jump Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
======================================================================= Flight 1
1 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P P P P P O P O XO XXO O O XXX
1 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P P P P P O P O O XO O XO XXX
1 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P O P P P O XO XO O O O XO XXX
4 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 1.79m 619
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82
P P P P P O P O O XO XO XXX
5 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 1.76m 593
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P O O O O XO XO O XXO XXX
6 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 1.73m 569
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76
P P P P O O O XO O XXX
7 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P O O O O O O O XXX
7 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P XO O XO O XXX
7 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O O O O XXX
7 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O O XO XXO XXX
11 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 1.58m 449
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61
O O O O XXX
12 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 1.49m 381
1.49 1.52
XXO XXX
Flight 2
1 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 2.03m 831
1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97 2.00 2.03 2.06
P P P P P P O P O O O O O O O XO O XX
2 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 1.97m 776
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97 2.00
P P P P P P P O O P O XO O O O O O XXX
3 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 1.94m 749
1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97
P P P P P P P P P O P XO O XXO O O O XXX
4 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 1.82m 644
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85
P P P P O P P O O O O XO O O O XXX
5 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 1.76m 593
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P P P P P P XO O XO O O O XXX
5 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 1.76m 593
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P P P O XO O O O XO O O XXO XXX
7 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 1.70m 544
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P P O P O O XO XO XXX
7 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O P O O XO XXO O XXX
9 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 1.64m 496
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67
P O O P O O XO XXO XXO XXX
9 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 1.64m 496
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67
P P P O O O O O O XXX
11 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 1.52m 404
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55
O P P XO XO XXX
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Name Age Team Finals Points
======================================================================= Finals
1 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 2.03m 831
1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97 2.00 2.03 2.06
P P P P P P O P O O O O O O O XO O XX
2 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 1.97m 776
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97 2.00
P P P P P P P O O P O XO O O O O O XXX
3 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 1.94m 749
1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91 1.94 1.97
P P P P P P P P P O P XO O XXO O O O XXX
4 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P P P P P O P O XO XXO O O XXX
4 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P O P P P O XO XO O O O XO XXX
4 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 1.88m 696
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.91
P P P P P P P O P O O XO O XO XXX
7 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 1.82m 644
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82 1.85
P P P P O P P O O O O XO O O O XXX
8 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 1.79m 619
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79 1.82
P P P P P O P O O XO XO XXX
9 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 1.76m 593
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P P P P P P XO O XO O O O XXX
9 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 1.76m 593
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P O O O O XO XO O XXO XXX
9 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 1.76m 593
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.79
P P P P O XO O O O XO O O XXO XXX
12 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 1.73m 569
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73 1.76
P P P P O O O XO O XXX
13 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O O O O XXX
13 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O P O O XO XXO O XXX
13 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P O O O O O O O XXX
13 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P O O XO XXO XXX
13 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.70m 544
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P XO O XO O XXX
13 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 1.70m 544
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67 1.70 1.73
P P P P P O P O O XO XO XXX
19 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 1.64m 496
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67
P P P O O O O O O XXX
19 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 1.64m 496
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61 1.64 1.67
P O O P O O XO XXO XXO XXX
21 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 1.58m 449
1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61
O O O O XXX
22 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 1.52m 404
1.40 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.52 1.55
O P P XO XO XXX
23 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 1.49m 381
1.49 1.52
XXO XXX

Event 161 Heptathlon: #6 Girls Javelin Throw 600g Open Heptathlon
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Finals
1 Champagnie, Ayesha 19 Jamaica 44.37m 751
44.37m 42.90m 39.65m
2 Dorothal, Julianne 18 Aruba 34.87m 569
33.78m 30.41m 34.87m
3 Fond, Priscilla 19 Guadeloupe 33.21m 538
27.88m FOUL 33.21m
4 Russell, Zinadine 16 Jamaica 30.15m 479
30.15m 24.76m 27.77m
5 Roberts, Khemani 18 Trinidad and Tobago 29.09m 459
FOUL 28.98m 29.09m
6 Morgan, Ayanna 18 Barbados 28.82m 454
26.33m 26.09m 28.82m
7 Eisden, Shardiela 18 Curacao 26.63m 413
FOUL 23.06m 26.63m
8 Freeman, Meriah 19 Trinidad and Tobago 22.68m 339
18.93m 19.45m 22.68m
9 Scantlebury, Danielle 18 Barbados 22.34m 332
22.34m 16.37m 16.65m
10 Tobin, Kamilah 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.84m 323
20.44m 21.84m FOUL
11 Sauver, Helcyann 17 TKS 21.48m 316
21.48m 17.56m FOUL
12 Forbes, Sanadia 17 TKS 11.70m 137
FOUL 11.70m FOUL &nbs

Socapro · « **Reply #91 on:** April 05, 2015, 02:20:32 PM »

Carifta Games 2015 LIVE UPDATES - Golden Horsford
By Kwame Laurence in Basseterre
Story Updated: Apr 5, 2015 at 12:08 PM ECT (T&T Express)

GOLD!: Tyriq Horsford in action produces record-breaking throw in Boys U-18 javelin final at CARIFTA Games 2015. Photo: PAUL VOISIN

Horsford breaks Carifta record

Tyriq Horsford produced a record-breaking throw in the boys' under-18 javelin, the T&T athlete landing the spear 70.73 metres to secure gold in the event. The throw is a Carifta Games record, as well as a new national youth (under-18) standard. Another T&T thrower, Vandel Joseph claimed bronze with a 61.67m effort. Silver went to Jamaica's Kevin Nedrick (65.09m)

Warren gets her gold

Chelsea James (Left) and Portious Warren (Right) celebrate their bronze and gold medals in U-20 Shot Put at CARIFTA Games 2015. Photo: PAUL VOISIN

Portious Warren threw a personal best 15.22 metres to grab gold in the girls' under-20 shot put. Another T&T thrower, Chelsea James produced a 14.73m effort to bag bronze. Trevia Gumbs, of the British Virgin Islands, claimed silver with a 14.83m throw.

Hislop 2nd in 200 final

Akanni Hislop after clocking 10.47 for silver medal in the Boy's U-18 100m final.

Akanni Hislop clocked 10.47 seconds to earn silver for T&T in the boys’ under-18 100m dash. Bahamian Javan Martin won in 10.41, while bronze went to Jamaican Tyreke Wilson (10.56).

Kayelle Clarke was fourth in the girls’ under-20 100m in 11.75 seconds. And in the boys’ under-20 100m, Xavier Mulugata clocked 10.65 to finish sixth.

James claims javelin silver

Asha James claimed silver for T&T in the girls’ under-18 javelin with a 45.12m throw. Gold went to Barbadian Hayley Matthews (47.37m), while bronze was bagged by Dominica’s Shanee Angol (43.55m). Shot put silver medallist Akidah Briggs (40.35m) was sixth.

Silver St Clair

Jacob St Clair celebrates his silver medal after U-18 400m final

Jacob St Clair produced a spectacular run to strike silver in the boys’ under-18 400 metres final. St Clair made a strong challenge for the title, the T&T quartermiler battling hard in the final stages of the race. He closed in on the leader, Jamaica’s Christopher Taylor, but eventually ran out of track. St Clair had the satisfaction, though, of clocking a personal best 46.73 seconds. Taylor got gold in 46.64, while bronze went to another Jamaican, Devaughn Ellington (47.43).

Taylor gets the gold

Isaiah Taylor on medal podium as he celebrates winning T&T's first CARIFTA Gold medal for 2015

Isaiah Taylor struck gold for T&T this evening. He topped the boys’ under-18 shot put field with a Games record throw of 17.56 metres. Jamaicans Kevin Nedrick (17.44m) and Kyle Mitchell (17.03m) earned silver and bronze, respectively.

West currently 6th in octathlon

After three disciplines in the boys' open octathlon, T&T's Ian West is sixth with 2,049 points. West clocked 11.36 seconds in the 100m, jumped 6.14m in the long jump and threw 12.72m in the shot put.

Benoit, Williams 7th

Omari Benoit finished seventh in the boys' under-20 high jump. The T&T jumper's best clearance in the competition was 2.00 metres. And in the boys' under-20 discus, Kenejah Williams threw 44.36m to secure seventh spot.

Clarke to challenge for 100 crown

Kayelle Clarke will challenge for the girls' under-20 100 metres title. In the qualifying round, the US-based T&T sprinter won heat one in 11.64 seconds to qualify second fastest for tonight's final. Jamaica's Natalliah Whyte won the second heat in 11.55 seconds to go into the championship race as the fastest qualifier.

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C News Report

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Summary: Long Jump Gold, Hurdles Bronze pushes medal tally to eleven: T&T’s medal tally at the 44th Carifta Games in Basseterre, St Kitts currently stands at eleven following a gold medal winning performance from Andwuelle Wright in the Boys’ Under 20 Long Jump and a creditable third place finish in the Girls’ Under 18 Hurdles, which earned Cheziah Phillip bronze. Earlier in the day T&T's Tyriq Horsford broke the Games record in the Boys’ U18 Javelin to win gold. While Portious Warren threw a personal best 15.22 metres to grab gold in the Girls' Under-20 Shot Put.

Socapro · « **Reply #92 on:** April 05, 2015, 03:12:11 PM »

Kim Collins to Appear at CARIFTA Games 44 as Athletic Stadium to be Renamed in His Honor
BY TIMES CARIBBEAN ONLINE

Kim Collins being recognized for flying St Kitts & Nevis flag around the world

World Sprint Legend and the fastest Man over the age of 35 in history will be the focal point of a special ceremony being staged at the CARIFTA 44 Games in Basseterre, St.Kitts.

Hon. Shawn K Richards Deputy Prime Minister of St.Kitts-Nevis and Minister of Sports announced on Friday during the opening ceremony of the 44th CARIFTA Games that Collins will be recognized and honoured during a special ceremony to be held on Sunday April 5th at 3pm at the games being held now at the Silver Jubilee Stadium. The highlight of the Ceremony will be the official renaming of the stadium in honor of the World Champion and multi-time World and Indoor Championship medalist. The stadium will be renamed the KIM COLLINS National Athletic Stadium.

The stadium which was opened in 2008 played host to the CARIFTA GAMES held that year. The Stadium was named the Silver Jubilee Stadium whilst a stand in the Stadium was named the Kim Collins Stand. This created an uproar as the country felt that the new stadium should bare his name at the very least. Many have blamed political machinations as the reason for what most saw as a slight of Collins in the naming of the facility.

The renaming of the Athletic facility on Sunday will no doubt be seen as a correcting of a wrong and will no doubt be welcomed by every citizen of St.Kitts-Nevis .

Kim Collins is the most well known national of St.Kitts-Nevis. His phenomenal career as a world class athlete has made him a household name internationally. From China to Russia, from Canada to Iran from Taiwan to Angola Kim Collins is known , regarded, respected and loved.

His International Career began in 1996 with his first of 5 appearances at the Olympic Games. He made it to the Quarter Finals . In 2000 in Syndney in just his second appearance he became the first OECS National representing an OECS country to run in an Olympic Finals in the 100m. The following year he raced to glory with a memorable victory at the Commonwealth Games of 2001 and then two years later his historic World Championship Victory in Paris, France.

Some 19 years after making his first International Appearance Kim Collins remains at the top of World Sprint Athletics. He is currently the Number 1 ranked Sprinter in the world over 60m having not lost a race for the entire 2015 season. He holds the World’s record for the fastest time ever ran by an athlete over 35 with his Masters Record 9.98 seconds run in 2014 at age 38.
Without a doubt Kim Collins is a Living Legend and a role model to children throughout the world.

Prime Minister of St Kitts & Nevis Hon Dr. Timothy Harris

The Renaming Ceremony will take place on Sunday April 5th at 3pm . Remarks will be made by a number of local and international officials and dignitaries including Prime Minister Hon Dr. Timothy Harris as well as brief comments from Kim himself

Socapro · « **Reply #93 on:** April 05, 2015, 03:40:24 PM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

Session 5 - Sunday 5th - Evening Session
Sunday 4/5/2015

Licensed to The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License
HY-TEK's Meet Manager 4/5/2015 03:31 PM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Evening Session

Event 163 Girls High Jump Under 18
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CR: # 1.85m 4/3/2010 Akela Jones, Barbados
WYC: Y 1.92m 7/12/2003 Iryna Kovalenko, UKR
Name Age Team Finals
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Flight 1
1 Salmon, Shiann 16 Jamaica 1.73m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71 1.73 1.75
P O O O O XO O XXX
2 Moss, Daejha 16 Bahamas 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
P O O XO XO XXX
3 Juliana, Krishona 15 Curacao 1.65m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68
O O O XXO XXX
4 Allard Saint Albin, Jean 16 Martinique 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
XO XXO XO XXX
4 Clavier, Namibia 15 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
XO XXO XO XXX
4 Wilson, Mikayla 16 Bermuda 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
O O O XXX
7 Lewis, Aijah 15 Cayman Islands 1.50m
1.50 1.55
O XXX
-- John, Safiya 14 Trinidad and Tobago NH
1.50
XXX
Flight 2
1 Anderson, Doneisha 15 Bahamas 1.71m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71 1.74
O O XO XO XO XXO XXX
2 Famous, Sakari 15 Bermuda 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
P O O O XO XXX
2 Distin, Lamara 15 Jamaica 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
O O O O XO XXX
2 Austrie, Anelia 15 Dominica 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
O O O XO XXO XXX
5 Antonia, Glenka 16 Curacao 1.65m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68
P O O XO XXX
6 Ruster, Thelia 17 FGU 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
O O O XXX
7 Morgan, Pearl 17 Cayman Islands 1.55m
1.50 1.55 1.60
O XO XXX
7 Robinson, Tywanna 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.55m
1.50 1.55 1.60
O O XXX
9 Pobosie, Donnefieve 15 Suriname 1.50m
1.50 1.55
XO XXX
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CR: # 1.85m 4/3/2010 Akela Jones, Barbados
WYC: Y 1.92m 7/12/2003 Iryna Kovalenko, UKR
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Salmon, Shiann 16 Jamaica 1.73m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71 1.73 1.75
P O O O O XO O XXX
2 Anderson, Doneisha 15 Bahamas 1.71m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71 1.74
O O XO XO XO XXO XXX
3 Austrie, Anelia 15 Dominica 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
O O O XO XXO XXX
3 Famous, Sakari 15 Bermuda 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
P O O O XO XXX
3 Moss, Daejha 16 Bahamas 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
P O O XO XO XXX
3 Distin, Lamara 15 Jamaica 1.68m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71
O O O O XO XXX
7 Antonia, Glenka 16 Curacao 1.65m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68
P O O XO XXX
7 Juliana, Krishona 15 Curacao 1.65m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68
O O O XXO XXX
9 Allard Saint Albin, Jean 16 Martinique 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
XO XXO XO XXX
9 Clavier, Namibia 15 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
XO XXO XO XXX
9 Ruster, Thelia 17 FGU 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
O O O XXX
9 Wilson, Mikayla 16 Bermuda 1.60m
1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65
O O O XXX
13 Robinson, Tywanna 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 1.55m
1.50 1.55 1.60
O O XXX
13 Morgan, Pearl 17 Cayman Islands 1.55m
1.50 1.55 1.60
O XO XXX
15 Pobosie, Donnefieve 15 Suriname 1.50m
1.50 1.55
XO XXX
15 Lewis, Aijah 15 Cayman Islands 1.50m
1.50 1.55
O XXX
-- John, Safiya 14 Trinidad and Tobago NH
1.50
XXX

Event 164 Boys Javelin Throw 800g Under 20
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CR: # 77.59m 4/9/2012 Keshorn Walcott, Trinidad &
WJR: J 84.69m 6/22/2011 Zigismunds Sirmais, LAT
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Peters, Anderson 18 Grenada 70.09m
67.55m 69.20m 70.00m 70.09m 68.14m 69.81m
2 Prah, Denzel 19 Bahamas 66.48m
58.41m 66.48m 63.30m 64.68m 64.67m 64.70m
3 St Marthe, Denzel 19 St Lucia 64.31m
63.70m 55.11m 59.15m 62.27m 64.31m 58.18m
4 Joseph, Mickel 18 Grenada 61.30m
59.65m FOUL 56.46m 59.44m 61.30m FOUL
5 Badof, Mathieu 18 Guadeloupe 56.12m
53.52m 53.53m 56.12m 51.73m 51.37m 55.05m
6 Eddy, Rasheed 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 54.44m
54.44m 52.69m 53.53m 52.03m FOUL FOUL

Event 165 Boys Triple Jump Under 18
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CR: # 16.33m 4/19/2014 Miguel Van Assen, Suriname
WYC: Y 16.63m 7/15/2005 Hector Dairo Fuentes, CUB
Name Age Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Green, Tamar 17 Bahamas 15.21m 0.1
15.08m(0.6) 15.21m(0.1) PASS 14.84m(1.7) 14.80m(1.2) PASS
2 Hodebar, Enzo 16 Guadeloupe 15.11m 0.8
14.30m(0.8 ) 15.11m(0.8 ) 13.87m(2.2) 14.63m(0.1) 14.22m(2.4) 14.04m(0.2)
3 Dudley, Pakito 17 Jamaica 14.68m 2.4
14.34m(0.9) 14.60m(0.5) 14.22m(1.4) FOUL(1.6) 14.28m(1.5) 14.68m(2.4)
4 Martin, Holland 17 Bahamas 14.63m 0.9
14.35m(1.5) 14.63m(0.9) 14.57m(1.6) 13.81m(0.9) 14.10m(0.6) 14.30m(1.3)
5 Wilson, Lushane 17 Jamaica 13.62m 0.1
13.62m(0.1) FOUL(+0.0) FOUL(0.9) FOUL(0.6) FOUL(0.8 ) 13.05m(1.9)
6 Nelson, Kitakufei 17 Grenada 13.58m 1.0
13.44m(0.8 ) 13.58m(1.0) FOUL(0.1) 12.85m(NWI) PASS PASS
7 Paul, Terrel 17 Trinidad and Tobago 13.06m 0.6
FOUL(1.5) 11.09m(0.2) FOUL(0.5) 12.88m(0.3) 13.06m(0.6) FOUL(1.7)
8 Richards, Troy 16 Trinidad and Tobago 13.05m 1.4
12.95m(0.4) 13.05m(1.4) PASS

Event 167 Boys 800 Meter Run Under 18
================================================================
CR: # 1:51.79 4/25/2011 Jerrard Mason, Barbados
WYC: Y 1:44.08 7/9/2011 Leonard Kirwa Kosencha, KEN
Name Age Team Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Jones, Jonathan 16 Barbados 1:55.76Q
2 Hood, Nathan 17 Grenada 1:57.02Q
3 Jackson, Myles 17 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.81q
4 Boileau, Lilian 17 FGU 1:59.88
5 Cova, Errol 17 Curacao 2:05.41
6 Collins, Winston 17 Suriname 2:10.07
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Clarke, Leon 17 Jamaica 1:58.30Q
2 Frederick, Terry 17 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.59Q
3 Reyes, Ken 16 TKS 1:58.97q
4 Robinson, Michaiah 17 Bermuda 1:59.39
5 Liburd, Tahj 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:01.13
6 De Pool, Andrew 15 Curacao 2:14.59
Heat 3 Preliminaries
1 James, Jauavney 17 Jamaica 1:59.93Q
2 Mbaye, Lidji 16 Guadeloupe 2:00.27Q
3 Sealy, Ibed 17 St Lucia 2:01.51
4 Jacobs, Aaron 15 Bermuda 2:02.44
5 Tingo-Farine, Yehudi 17 FGU 2:07.59
6 Hilaire, Amard 16 TKS 2:16.95
===================================================================
CR: # 1:51.79 4/25/2011 Jerrard Mason, Barbados
WYC: Y 1:44.08 7/9/2011 Leonard Kirwa Kosencha, KEN
Name Age Team Prelims H#
===================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Jones, Jonathan 16 Barbados 1:55.76Q 1
2 Clarke, Leon 17 Jamaica 1:58.30Q 2
3 James, Jauavney 17 Jamaica 1:59.93Q 3
4 Hood, Nathan 17 Grenada 1:57.02Q 1
5 Frederick, Terry 17 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.59Q 2
6 Mbaye, Lidji 16 Guadeloupe 2:00.27Q 3
7 Jackson, Myles 17 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.81q 1
8 Reyes, Ken 16 TKS 1:58.97q 2
9 Robinson, Michaiah 17 Bermuda 1:59.39 2
10 Boileau, Lilian 17 FGU 1:59.88 1
11 Liburd, Tahj 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:01.13 2
12 Sealy, Ibed 17 St Lucia 2:01.51 3
13 Jacobs, Aaron 15 Bermuda 2:02.44 3
14 Cova, Errol 17 Curacao 2:05.41 1
15 Tingo-Farine, Yehudi 17 FGU 2:07.59 3
16 Collins, Winston 17 Suriname 2:10.07 1
17 De Pool, Andrew 15 Curacao 2:14.59 2
18 Hilaire, Amard 16 TKS 2:16.95 3

Event 169 Boys 800 Meter Run Under 20
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CR: # 1:48.95 4/1/1987 Kenroy Levy, Jamaica
WJR: J 1:41.73 8/9/2012 Nijel Amos, BOT
Name Age Team Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Skinner, Raheem 19 Barbados 1:54.09Q
2 Tate, Paul 18 Jamaica 1:54.69Q
3 Smith, Malique 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 1:55.49Q
4 Brulu, Gregory 18 Martinique 1:56.95q
5 Seedorf, Uracio 19 Suriname 1:57.36
6 Stanley, Kyle 19 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.71
7 Van Der Steijlen, Christ 18 Curacao 2:04.98
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Pinder, Justin 18 Bahamas 1:56.05Q
2 Gill, Ashton 19 Trinidad and Tobago 1:56.06Q
3 Smith, Devaughn 19 Jamaica 1:56.09Q
4 Lewis, Tahj 18 Cayman Islands 1:56.27q
5 Roacher, Ateniah 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 2:02.88
6 Milton, Julius 18 St Maarten 3:11.43
===================================================================
CR: # 1:48.95 4/1/1987 Kenroy Levy, Jamaica
WJR: J 1:41.73 8/9/2012 Nijel Amos, BOT
Name Age Team Prelims H#
===================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Skinner, Raheem 19 Barbados 1:54.09Q 1
2 Pinder, Justin 18 Bahamas 1:56.05Q 2
3 Tate, Paul 18 Jamaica 1:54.69Q 1
4 Gill, Ashton 19 Trinidad and Tobago 1:56.06Q 2
5 Smith, Malique 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 1:55.49Q 1
6 Smith, Devaughn 19 Jamaica 1:56.09Q 2
7 Lewis, Tahj 18 Cayman Islands 1:56.27q 2
8 Brulu, Gregory 18 Martinique 1:56.95q 1
9 Seedorf, Uracio 19 Suriname 1:57.36 1
10 Stanley, Kyle 19 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.71 1
11 Roacher, Ateniah 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 2:02.88 2
12 Van Der Steijlen, Christ 18 Curacao 2:04.98 1
13 Milton, Julius 18 St Maarten 3:11.43 2

Event 170 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 18
================================================================
CR: # 23.03 3/31/2002 Anneisha Mc Laughlin, Jamaica
WYC: Y 22.92 7/14/2013 Irene Ekelund, SWE
Name Age Team Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: +0.0
1 Shaw, Kimone 16 Jamaica 24.19Q
2 Soleyn, Bliss 17 Antigua & Barbuda 24.53Q
3 Fahie, L'Tisha 17 IVB 25.05
4 Guerrier, Akia 17 TKS 25.14
5 Richardson, T'Kailah 15 Anguilla 25.60
6 Charles, Deleth 14 Trinidad and Tobago 25.72
7 Menso, Sabrina 16 Suriname 26.30
8 Brown, Toni-Lisa 15 Aruba 26.99
Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 0.5
1 Bethel, Brianne 17 Bahamas 23.98Q
2 Elliot, Shanice 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 24.92Q
3 Wray, Shalysa 16 Cayman Islands 24.96
4 Noel, Jendayi 16 Trinidad and Tobago 25.05
5 Frederic, Oceane 16 Guadeloupe 25.72
6 Richardson, Artesha 17 Anguilla 25.89
7 Prospere, Myonique 15 TKS 27.08
Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 1.0
1 English, Shaeil 16 Jamaica 23.88Q
2 DE Freitas, Beyonce 14 IVB 24.79Q
3 Parker, Devine 15 Bahamas 24.86q
4 Bourguignon, Kaelle 16 Guadeloupe 24.88q
5 Tidas, Clara 17 Martinique 25.22
6 Green, Xori 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 26.25
7 Doekoe, Chivinga 15 Suriname 26.33
========================================================================
CR: # 23.03 3/31/2002 Anneisha Mc Laughlin, Jamaica
WYC: Y 22.92 7/14/2013 Irene Ekelund, SWE
Name Age Team Prelims Wind H#
========================================================================
Preliminaries
1 English, Shaeil 16 Jamaica 23.88Q 1.0 3
2 Bethel, Brianne 17 Bahamas 23.98Q 0.5 2
3 Shaw, Kimone 16 Jamaica 24.19Q +0.0 1
4 Soleyn, Bliss 17 Antigua & Barbuda 24.53Q +0.0 1
5 De Freitas, Beyonce 14 IVB 24.79Q 1.0 3
6 Elliot, Shanice 16 St.Kitts and Nevis 24.92Q 0.5 2
7 Parker, Devine 15 Bahamas 24.86q 1.0 3
8 Bourguignon, Kaelle 16 Guadeloupe 24.88q 1.0 3
9 Wray, Shalysa 16 Cayman Islands 24.96 0.5 2
10 Fahie, L'Tisha 17 IVB 25.05 +0.0 1
11 Noel, Jendayi 16 Trinidad and Tobago 25.05 0.5 2
12 Guerrier, Akia 17 TKS 25.14 +0.0 1
13 Tidas, Clara 17 Martinique 25.22 1.0 3
14 Richardson, T'Kailah 15 Anguilla 25.60 +0.0 1
15 Charles, Deleth 14 Trinidad and Tobago 25.72 +0.0 1
16 Frederic, Oceane 16 Guadeloupe 25.72 0.5 2
17 Richardson, Artesha 17 Anguilla 25.89 0.5 2
18 Green, Xori 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 26.25 1.0 3
19 Menso, Sabrina 16 Suriname 26.30 +0.0 1
20 Doekoe, Chivinga 15 Suriname 26.33 1.0 3
21 Brown, Toni-Lisa 15 Aruba 26.99 +0.0 1
22 Prospere, Myonique 15 TKS 27.08 0.5 2

Event 171 Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 18
================================================================
CR: # 20.84 4/5/2010 Odane Skeen, Jamaica
WYC: Y 20.40 7/13/2003 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Age Team Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: +0.0
1 Graham, coull 17 Antigua & Barbuda 21.46Q
2 Edwards, Rushane 17 Jamaica 21.52Q
3 Walton, Jamal 17 Cayman Islands 21.77q 21.764
3 Prevot, Loic 17 FGU 21.77q 21.764
5 Smith, Jonathon 16 Bahamas 21.99
6 Matthew, Wayne 17 St.Kitts and Nevis 22.26
7 Caley, Khambrel 17 TKS 23.91
Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -0.3
1 Hislop, Akanni 17 Trinidad and Tobago 21.25Q
2 Clerinette, Henricke 17 Guadeloupe 22.04Q
3 McCoy, Raphael 15 Antigua & Barbuda 22.22
4 Shepper, Miquel 17 Suriname 22.23
5 Smith, Tremaine 15 Barbados 22.24
6 Conolly, Rashaun 17 Cayman Islands 22.49
7 Peter, Barthelemy 17 U.S. Virgin Islands 22.72
8 James, Meshack 16 St Maarten 25.05
Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 1.0
1 Martin, Javan 17 Bahamas 21.39Q
2 Angus, Xavior 17 Jamaica 21.63Q
3 Jaquone, Hoyte 17 Barbados 21.84
4 Edwards, Tyrell 16 Trinidad and Tobago 22.30
5 Jennings, Colby 15 TKS 22.73
6 Jack, Aldrick 15 Curacao 23.35
7 Miller, Lamar 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 23.48
========================================================================
CR: # 20.84 4/5/2010 Odane Skeen, Jamaica
WYC: Y 20.40 7/13/2003 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Age Team Prelims Wind H#
========================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Hislop, Akanni 17 Trinidad and Tobago 21.25Q -0.3 2
2 Martin, Javan 17 Bahamas 21.39Q 1.0 3
3 Graham, coull 17 Antigua & Barbuda 21.46Q +0.0 1
4 Edwards, Rushane 17 Jamaica 21.52Q +0.0 1
5 Angus, Xavior 17 Jamaica 21.63Q 1.0 3
6 Clerinette, Henricke 17 Guadeloupe 22.04Q -0.3 2
7 Prevot, Loic 17 FGU 21.77q +0.0 1 21.764
7 Walton, Jamal 17 Cayman Islands 21.77q +0.0 1 21.764
9 Jaquone, Hoyte 17 Barbados 21.84 1.0 3
10 Smith, Jonathon 16 Bahamas 21.99 +0.0 1
11 McCoy, Raphael 15 Antigua & Barbuda 22.22 -0.3 2
12 Shepper, Miquel 17 Suriname 22.23 -0.3 2
13 Smith, Tremaine 15 Barbados 22.24 -0.3 2
14 Matthew, Wayne 17 St.Kitts and Nevis 22.26 +0.0 1
15 Edwards, Tyrell 16 Trinidad and Tobago 22.30 1.0 3
16 Conolly, Rashaun 17 Cayman Islands 22.49 -0.3 2
17 Peter, Barthelemy 17 U.S. Virgin Islands 22.72 -0.3 2
18 Jennings, Colby 15 TKS 22.73 1.0 3
19 Jack, Aldrick 15 Curacao 23.35 1.0 3
20 Miller, Lamar 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 23.48 1.0 3
21 Caley, Khambrel 17 TKS 23.91 +0.0 1
22 James, Meshack 16 St Maarten 25.05 -0.3 2

Socapro · « **Reply #94 on:** April 05, 2015, 03:40:35 PM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

Session 5 - Sunday 5th - Evening Session
Sunday 4/5/2015

Licensed to The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License
HY-TEK's Meet Manager 4/5/2015 03:31 PM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Evening Session

Event 172 Octathlon: #7 Boys Javelin Throw 800g Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Flight 1
1 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 60.45m 745
55.66m 60.45m 60.36m
2 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 49.99m 588
46.90m 49.99m 49.10m
3 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 48.18m 562
48.18m 42.41m 42.97m
4 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 46.30m 534
41.66m 40.57m 46.30m
5 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 45.55m 523
45.55m 39.03m 23.06m
6 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 43.48m 493
39.46m FOUL 43.48m
7 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 43.41m 492
42.64m 41.35m 43.41m
8 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 38.83m 425
FOUL 37.45m 38.83m
9 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 37.85m 411
FOUL 37.85m FOUL
10 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 32.27m 331
28.42m 32.27m 27.11m
-- Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL
Flight 2
1 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 65.01m 813
62.50m 65.01m 60.39m
2 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 50.24m 592
50.24m 49.34m PASS
3 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 45.19m 518
40.42m 41.10m 45.19m
4 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 45.15m 517
44.83m 45.15m 44.46m
5 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 43.50m 493
29.53m 41.50m 43.50m
6 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 41.40m 462
36.33m 41.40m 36.10m
7 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 40.46m 449
FOUL 40.46m FOUL
8 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 40.15m 444
40.15m FOUL 34.41m
9 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 39.98m 442
33.55m 39.98m FOUL
10 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 38.58m 422
38.58m FOUL FOUL
11 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 37.87m 411
FOUL 37.87m 35.80m
12 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 32.00m 327
31.62m 32.00m 30.04m
=======================================================================
Name Age Team Finals Points
=======================================================================
Finals
1 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 65.01m 813
62.50m 65.01m 60.39m
2 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 60.45m 745
55.66m 60.45m 60.36m
3 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 50.24m 592
50.24m 49.34m PASS
4 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 49.99m 588
46.90m 49.99m 49.10m
5 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 48.18m 562
48.18m 42.41m 42.97m
6 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 46.30m 534
41.66m 40.57m 46.30m
7 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 45.55m 523
45.55m 39.03m 23.06m
8 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 45.19m 518
40.42m 41.10m 45.19m
9 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 45.15m 517
44.83m 45.15m 44.46m
10 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 43.50m 493
29.53m 41.50m 43.50m
11 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 43.48m 493
39.46m FOUL 43.48m
12 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 43.41m 492
42.64m 41.35m 43.41m
13 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 41.40m 462
36.33m 41.40m 36.10m
14 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 40.46m 449
FOUL 40.46m FOUL
15 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 40.15m 444
40.15m FOUL 34.41m
16 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 39.98m 442
33.55m 39.98m FOUL
17 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 38.83m 425
FOUL 37.45m 38.83m
18 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 38.58m 422
38.58m FOUL FOUL
19 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 37.87m 411
FOUL 37.87m 35.80m
20 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 37.85m 411
FOUL 37.85m FOUL
21 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 32.27m 331
28.42m 32.27m 27.11m
22 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 32.00m 327
31.62m 32.00m 30.04m
-- Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL

Event 173 Boys Long Jump Under 20
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CR: # 7.95m 4/20/1990 Kareem Skeete-Thompson, Cayman Isl
WJR: J 8.35m 6/20/2012 Sergey Morgunov, RUS
Name Age Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Wright, Andwuelle 18 Trinidad and Tobago 7.44m 2.1 (Gold Medal)
7.44m(2.1) FOUL 7.32m(2.5) 7.29m(2.3) PASS 7.20m(1.7)
2 Wasome, Obien 18 Jamaica 7.41m 1.8
7.41m(1.8 ) 6.98m(1.9) 7.07m(1.7) 7.12m(0.1) 7.00m(1.7) 7.15m(0.7)
3 Huggins, Nathaniel 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 7.37m 0.9
7.03m(1.5) 7.15m(3.9) FOUL 7.01m(1.4) 7.28m(0.7) 7.37m(0.9)
4 Nairn, Laquarn 19 Bahamas 7.34m 2.0
7.31m(2.0) 5.77m(1.9) FOUL 7.22m(-0.1) 5.75m(-1.3) 7.34m(2.0)
5 Bradshaw, Akeem 18 IVB 7.26m 1.5
7.26m(1.5) 7.07m(2.3) FOUL 6.70m(0.5) 7.14m(-0.1) 7.00m(0.2)
6 Lewis, Odaine 19 Jamaica 7.20m 1.0
7.20m(1.0) 6.85m(-1.5) 6.94m(0.5) 6.48m(0.7) 6.87m(0.9) 7.12m(-0.9)
7 Major, Darius 18 Bahamas 7.10m 1.9
7.10m(1.9) FOUL FOUL 6.90m(0.8 ) FOUL 6.62m(0.3)
8 Philip, Ethan 18 Bermuda 7.01m 2.2
6.68m(-0.1) 7.01m(2.2) 6.63m(0.4) 6.84m(1.9) 6.85m(2.1) 6.66m(0.6)
9 Pika, Dave 18 Suriname 6.95m 2.4
6.95m(2.4) FOUL 6.78m(-0.7)
10 Glanny, Dimitri 19 Martinique 6.92m 1.2
6.91m(1.9) 6.92m(1.2) 6.83m(1.5)
11 Washington, Michaiah 18 Antigua & Barbuda 6.72m 1.3
6.59m(3.0) 6.72m(1.3) 6.66m(1.1)
12 George, Tauren 19 Trinidad and Tobago 6.15m 0.1
6.15m(0.1) PASS PASS
13 Berthier, Jamil 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 5.93m -0.1
5.40m(+0.0) 5.66m(0.8 ) 5.93m(-0.1)
14 Marlin, Herbie 18 St Maarten 5.88m 1.2
5.87m(2.1) 5.88m(1.2) 5.69m(0.1)

Event 174 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 20
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CR: # 22.77 4/1/2013 Shaunae Miller, Bahamas
WJR: J 22.18 8/25/2004 Allyson Felix, USA
Name Age Team Prelims
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Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 1.2
1 Cameron, Saqukine 19 Jamaica 23.47Q
2 Clarke, Kayelle 19 Trinidad and Tobago 23.94Q
3 Strunkey, Ariel 18 Antigua & Barbuda 24.04q
4 King, Kayla 19 U.S. Virgin Islands 25.63
Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 3.3
1 Ambrose, Jenae 18 Bahamas 23.81Q
2 McIntosh, Quashira 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 24.04Q
3 Huggins, Nelda 18 IVB 24.15q
4 Rossen, Kim 18 Curacao 24.79
5 Geerman, Lixandra 18 Aruba 26.03
Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 0.9
1 Albury, Keianna 19 Bahamas 23.86Q
2 Strunkey, Arianne 18 Antigua & Barbuda 24.13Q
3 Hill, Taylor 19 IVB 24.24
4 Peltier, Fanny 18 Guadeloupe 24.32
5 Statie, Nargelis 18 Curacao 24.83
6 Scott, Thyla-Maree 18 Trinidad and Tobago 24.85
========================================================================
CR: # 22.77 4/1/2013 Shaunae Miller, Bahamas
WJR: J 22.18 8/25/2004 Allyson Felix, USA
Name Age Team Prelims Wind H#
========================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Cameron, Saqukine 19 Jamaica 23.47Q 1.2 1
2 Ambrose, Jenae 18 Bahamas 23.81Q 3.3 2
3 Albury, Keianna 19 Bahamas 23.86Q 0.9 3
4 Clarke, Kayelle 19 Trinidad and Tobago 23.94Q 1.2 1
5 McIntosh, Quashira 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 24.04Q 3.3 2
6 Strunkey, Arianne 18 Antigua & Barbuda 24.13Q 0.9 3
7 Strunkey, Ariel 18 Antigua & Barbuda 24.04q 1.2 1
8 Huggins, Nelda 18 IVB 24.15q 3.3 2
9 Hill, Taylor 19 IVB 24.24 0.9 3
10 Peltier, Fanny 18 Guadeloupe 24.32 0.9 3
11 Rossen, Kim 18 Curacao 24.79 3.3 2
12 Statie, Nargelis 18 Curacao 24.83 0.9 3
13 Scott, Thyla-Maree 18 Trinidad and Tobago 24.85 0.9 3
14 King, Kayla 19 U.S. Virgin Islands 25.63 1.2 1
15 Geerman, Lixandra 18 Aruba 26.03 3.3 2

Event 175 Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 20
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CR: # 19.93 4/3/2010 Usain Bolt, Jamaica
WJR: J 19.93 4/11/2004 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Age Team Prelims
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Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 1.2
1 Farinha, Jonathon 19 Trinidad and Tobago 21.00Q
2 Bowe, Tyler 18 Bahamas 21.35Q
3 Somner, Kionje 18 Bermuda 21.69
4 Juliet, Dimitri 19 Curacao 21.89
5 St. Jean, Derick 19 Dominica 22.33
6 Francois, Darly 18 TKS 23.28
7 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 23.51
8 Charles, Christian Fabie 18 Haiti 23.84
Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 2.2
1 Walker, Chad 18 Jamaica 21.07Q
2 Boyde, Reuberth 19 VIN 21.22Q
3 Hazel, Warren 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.41q
4 Simon, Kelvin 19 Antigua & Barbuda 21.54q
5 Russell, Ken 18 Bahamas 21.55
6 Pansa, Romario 18 Suriname 22.30
Heat 3 Preliminaries Wind: 0.6
1 Ellis, Nigel 18 Jamaica 21.45Q
2 Burke, Mario 18 Barbados 21.56Q
3 Huggins, Hakeem 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.93
4 Stewart, Corey 18 Trinidad and Tobago 22.07
5 Missick, Courtney 18 TKS 22.38
6 Stewart, Alex 19 Antigua & Barbuda 23.31
-- Wrensford, Trevlon 18 U.S. Virgin Islands DQ Rule 163.3(a)
========================================================================
CR: # 19.93 4/3/2010 Usain Bolt, Jamaica
WJR: J 19.93 4/11/2004 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Age Team Prelims Wind H#
======================================================================== Preliminaries
1 Farinha, Jonathon 19 Trinidad and Tobago 21.00Q 1.2 1
2 Walker, Chad 18 Jamaica 21.07Q 2.2 2
3 Ellis, Nigel 18 Jamaica 21.45Q 0.6 3
4 Boyde, Reuberth 19 VIN 21.22Q 2.2 2
5 Bowe, Tyler 18 Bahamas 21.35Q 1.2 1
6 Burke, Mario 18 Barbados 21.56Q 0.6 3
7 Hazel, Warren 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.41q 2.2 2
8 Simon, Kelvin 19 Antigua & Barbuda 21.54q 2.2 2
9 Russell, Ken 18 Bahamas 21.55 2.2 2
10 Somner, Kionje 18 Bermuda 21.69 1.2 1
11 Juliet, Dimitri 19 Curacao 21.89 1.2 1
12 Huggins, Hakeem 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.93 0.6 3
13 Stewart, Corey 18 Trinidad and Tobago 22.07 0.6 3
14 Pansa, Romario 18 Suriname 22.30 2.2 2
15 St. Jean, Derick 19 Dominica 22.33 1.2 1
16 Missick, Courtney 18 TKS 22.38 0.6 3
17 Francois, Darly 18 TKS 23.28 1.2 1
18 Stewart, Alex 19 Antigua & Barbuda 23.31 0.6 3
19 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 23.51 1.2 1
20 Charles, Christian Fabie 18 Haiti 23.84 1.2 1
-- Wrensford, Trevlon 18 U.S. Virgin Islands DQ 0.6 3 Rule 163.3(a)

Event 176 Girls 400 Meter Hurdles 0.762m Under 18
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CR: # 59.72 4/20/2014 Shanice Cohen, Jamaica
WYC: Y 55.96 7/15/2005 Ebony Collins, USA
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Bromfield, Junelle 16 Jamaica 59.55#
2 Walker, Shanique 15 Jamaica 1:02.40
3 Phillip, Cheziah 15 Trinidad and Tobago 1:07.98 (Bronze Medal)

Event 177 Girls 400 Meter Hurdles 0.762m Under 20
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CR: # 56.61 4/20/2003 Camille Robinson, Jamaica
WJR: J 54.40 10/21/2005 Xing Wang, CHN
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Knight, Andrenette 19 Jamaica 1:00.52
2 Kalawan, Shannon 18 Jamaica 1:01.01
3 Lacey, Jonel 19 IVB 1:01.26
4 Warner, Lakeisha 18 IVB 1:01.65

Event 178 Boys 400 Meter Hurdles 0.838m Under 18
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CR: # 51.21 4/20/2014 Jaheel Hyde, Jamaica
WYC: Y 49.01 7/15/2007 William Wynne, USA
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Leacock, Rivaldo 17 Barbados 51.34
2 James, Jauavney 17 Jamaica 53.18
3 Bridgewater, Aljani 17 St.Kitts and Nevis 53.44
4 Barrett, Timor 17 Jamaica 53.55
5 John, Kobe 17 Trinidad and Tobago 54.29
6 Jackson, Jeavhon 17 Cayman Islands 55.02
7 Philbert, Jordan 15 Curacao 1:04.14
8 Richards, Troy 16 Trinidad and Tobago 1:07.09

Event 179 Boys 400 Meter Hurdles 0.914m Under 20
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CR: # 49.76 4/4/2010 Jehue Gordon, Trinidad & Tobago
WJR: J 48.02 6/17/1984 Sanny Harris, USA
Name Age Team Prelims Finals
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Finals
1 Hyde, Jaheel 18 Jamaica 53.59 50.96
2 Williams, Marvin 19 Jamaica 52.50 51.11
3 Griffith, Stephen 19 Barbados 53.23 51.77
4 McMaster, Kyron 18 IVB 54.43 51.92
5 Coakley, Xavier 19 Bahamas 54.12 52.50
6 Chumney, Akeem 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 54.74 54.55
-- Lewis, Aaron 19 Trinidad and Tobago 55.15 DNF
Preliminaries
6 George, Tauren 19 Trinidad and Tobago 55.09
9 Thomas, Oniel 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 56.03
10 Gregory, Daval 18 Cayman Islands 58.90
11 Milton, Julius 18 St Maarten 1:05.23

Event 180 Girls 3000 Meter Run Open
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CR: # 9:50.56 3/31/1991 Janice Turner, Jamaica
WJR: J 8:28.83 9/7/1985 Zola Pieterse, GBR
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Fraser, Mary 16 Barbados 10:27.91
2 Pink, Shakeba 16 St Maarten 10:32.72
3 Williams, Elizabeth 18 Barbados 10:33.45
4 Watson, Shanieke 19 Jamaica 10:54.18
5 Alexander, Kellie-Ann 16 Grenada 11:04.29
6 Monroque, Kamillah 15 St Lucia 11:07.62
7 McLaughlin, Kiara 16 Cayman Islands 11:16.66
8 Lamotte, Yasmina 18 Martinique 11:22.40
9 Antersijn, Qyone 17 Curacao 11:22.91
10 Davis, Jeima 15 Jamaica 11:55.20
11 Van Der Woude, Anne 15 Curacao 11:55.52

Event 181 Boys 3000 Meter Run Under 18
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CR: # 8:46.49 4/8/2007 Kemoy Campbell, Jamaica
WYC: Y 7:40.10 7/10/2011 William Malel Sitonik, KEN
Name Age Team Finals
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Finals
1 Lawrence, Keemon 16 Jamaica 8:55.64
2 Salmon, Shemar 17 Jamaica 9:03.06
3 Dyer, Dominic 16 Cayman Islands 9:09.41
4 Ursulet, Frederic 17 Martinique 9:25.45
5 St Jean, Kallique 16 Antigua & Barbuda 9:29.20
6 Couta, Krys 16 Martinique 9:38.72
7 Yeye, Dyeson 17 Guadeloupe 9:40.69
8 Valks, Yohance 16 Curacao 9:52.41
9 Kemp, Ronald 17 Bahamas 9:55.30
10 Laurent, Jazan 17 Dominica 10:14.16

Socapro · « **Reply #95 on:** April 05, 2015, 03:40:45 PM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

Session 5 - Sunday 5th - Evening Session
Sunday 4/5/2015

Licensed to The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License
HY-TEK's Meet Manager 4/5/2015 03:31 PM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Evening Session

Event 182 Octathlon: #8 Boys 1000 Meter Run Open
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Name Age Team Finals Points
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Section 1
1 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 2:54.69 717
2 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 2:55.22 712
3 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 2:55.27 711
4 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 2:55.50 709
5 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:06.34 603
6 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 3:07.88 589
7 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 3:08.05 588
8 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 3:09.53 574
9 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 3:12.07 551
10 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 3:15.25 523
11 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 3:19.03 490
Section 2
1 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:49.73 768
2 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 2:51.08 754
3 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 2:51.13 754
4 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 2:53.31 731
5 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 2:57.06 693
6 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 3:00.03 664
7 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 3:04.15 624
8 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 3:05.05 616
9 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 3:06.47 602
10 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 3:08.58 583
11 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:12.21 550
12 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 3:13.02 542
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Name Age Team Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 Hodge, Uzal 18 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:49.73 2 768
2 Corvil, Woodens 18 TKS 2:51.08 2 754
3 Thompson, Remarkco 18 Barbados 2:51.13 2 754
4 Beckles, Josiah 18 Barbados 2:53.31 2 731
5 John, Ryan 18 Grenada 2:54.69 1 717
6 McKenzie, Micheal 18 Trinidad and Tobago 2:55.22 1 712
7 Hansen, Ruwensley 16 Curacao 2:55.27 1 711
8 Voitier, Jessy 19 Martinique 2:55.50 1 709
9 Jean, Wadly 19 TKS 2:57.06 2 693
10 Shepper, Marciano 15 Suriname 3:00.03 2 664
11 Chattoo, Shakiel 19 Jamaica 3:04.15 2 624
12 Joseph, Ahmed 16 U.S. Virgin Islands 3:05.05 2 616
13 Mulraine, Raheim 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:06.34 1 603
14 West, Ian 18 Trinidad and Tobago 3:06.47 2 602
15 Brown, Leshawn 15 St Maarten 3:07.88 1 589
16 Vrolijk, Wuill 15 Aruba 3:08.05 1 588
17 Felix, Markim 18 Grenada 3:08.58 2 583
18 Rombley, Raymond 17 St Maarten 3:09.53 1 574
19 Martina, Wendymar 19 Curacao 3:12.07 1 551
20 Isaac, Kivaun 19 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:12.21 2 550
21 Manuel, Anthony 19 Curacao 3:13.02 2 542
22 Mathurin, Uric 18 St Lucia 3:15.25 1 523
23 Joseph, Avery 18 U.S. Virgin Islands 3:19.03 1 490

Event 183 Heptathlon: #7 Girls 800 Meter Run Open
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Name Year Team Finals Points
======================================================================= Section 1
1 Akili, Anya 99 Trinidad and Tobago 2:34.96 632
2 Eisden, Shardiela 97 Curacao 2:36.19 617
3 Dorothal, Julianne 97 Aruba 2:36.52 613 Protest Upheld
4 Tobin, Kamilah 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:44.36 524
5 Forbes, Sanadia 98 TKS 3:04.12 328
-- Sauver, Helcyann 98 TKS DQ 211 Rule 163.5
Section 2
1 Russell, Zinadine 99 Jamaica 2:27.72 722
2 Morgan, Ayanna 97 Barbados 2:39.20 582
3 Champagnie, Ayesha 96 Jamaica 2:39.27 581
4 Fond, Priscilla 96 Guadeloupe 2:40.41 568
5 Scantlebury, Danielle 97 Barbados 2:47.67 488
6 Roberts, Khemani 97 Trinidad and Tobago 2:48.16 483
7 Freeman, Meriah 96 Trinidad and Tobago 2:55.97 404
==========================================================================
Name Year Team Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 Russell, Zinadine 99 Jamaica 2:27.72 2 722
2 Akili, Anya 99 Trinidad and Tobago 2:34.96 1 632
3 Eisden, Shardiela 97 Curacao 2:36.19 1 617
4 Dorothal, Julianne 97 Aruba 2:36.52 1 613 Protest Upheld
5 Morgan, Ayanna 97 Barbados 2:39.20 2 582
6 Champagnie, Ayesha 96 Jamaica 2:39.27 2 581
7 Fond, Priscilla 96 Guadeloupe 2:40.41 2 568
8 Tobin, Kamilah 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:44.36 1 524
9 Scantlebury, Danielle 97 Barbados 2:47.67 2 488
10 Roberts, Khemani 97 Trinidad and Tobago 2:48.16 2 483
11 Freeman, Meriah 96 Trinidad and Tobago 2:55.97 2 404
12 Forbes, Sanadia 98 TKS 3:04.12 1 328
-- Sauver, Helcyann 98 TKS DQ 1 211 Rule 163.5

Event 184 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 18
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CR: # 44.08 4/20/2014 Jamaica, Jamaica
Team Finals
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Finals
1 Jamaica 45.33
1) Brown, Janeek 98 2) English, Shaeil 99
3) Clark, Shellece 98 4) Shaw, Kimone 99
2 Trinidad and Tobago 47.10 (Silver Medal)
1) Esdelle, Akeera 99 2) Charles, Deleth 01
3) Noel, Jendayi 99 4) Walcott, Shikyla 98
3 Guadeloupe 47.41
4 St.Kitts and Nevis 47.54
5 Martinique 48.28
-- Bahamas DQ Rule 170.6
1) Parker, Devine 00 2) Bethel, Brianne 98
3) Wells, Sasha 99 4) Anderson, Doneisha 00
-- Turks and Caicos Islands DQ Rule 170.6
1) Sauver, Helcyann 98 2) Guerrier, Akia 98
3) Prospere, Myonique 00 4) Coakley, Daria 00
-- U.S. Virgin Islands DQ Rules 170.7 & 170.18

Event 185 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Under 18
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CR: # 40.74 4/20/2014 Jamaica, Jamaica
W. Williams, C. Walker, J. Matherson, R. Chambers
Team Finals
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Finals
1 Jamaica 40.52#
1) Wilson, Tyreke 00 2) Angus, Xavior 98
3) Edwards, Rushane 98 4) Russell, DE Jour 00
2 Trinidad and Tobago 41.43 (Silver Medal)
1) Purcell, Jalen 98 2) Hislop, Akanni 98
3) Elcock, Jerod 98 4) Edwards, Tyrell 99
3 Bahamas 41.77
1) Smith, Jonathon 99 2) Martin, Javan 98
3) Kaze, Poitier 99 4) Storr, Donovan 98
4 St.Kitts and Nevis 42.03
5 Barbados 42.11
1) Atkins, Josiah 99 2) Smith, Tremaine 00
6 Cayman Islands 42.44
1) Conolly, Rashaun 98 2) Murray, Karim 99
3) Jackson, Jeavhon 98 4) Robinson, Isaiah 99
7 Turks and Caicos Islands 42.90
1) Jennings, Colby 00 2) Knight, Jevoy 98
3) Fenelus, Wilkenson 99 4) Lightbourne, Keshawn 99

Event 186 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 20
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CR: # 44.08 4/24/2201 Jamaica, Jamaica
C.Williams, D.Whitehorne, C. Walters, S. Jackson
WJR: J 43.29 8/8/2006 USA Blue Junior, USA
B. Knight, J. Tarmoh, E. Olear, G. Mayo
Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Jamaica 45.20
1) Williams, Jeanine 18 2) Thompson, Yanique 19
3) Cameron, Saqukine 19 4) Whyte, Natalliah 18
2 Bahamas 45.59
1) Brookes, Jerinique 19 2) Ambrose, Jenae 18
3) Gray, Alexis 18 4) Albury, Keianna 19
3 Trinidad and Tobago 47.64 (DQed for exchange outside zone)
1) Maxime, Jeunice 18 2) Prescott, Kadesha 18
3) Scott, Thyla-Maree 18 4) Clarke, Kayelle 19

Event 187 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Under 20
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CR: # 39.38 4/20/2014 Jamaica, Jamaica
W Williams, C Walker, J Matherson, R Chambers
WJR: J 38.66 7/18/2004 USA Junior, USA
T. Kimmons, A. Omole, I. Williams, L. Merritt
Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Jamaica 40.39
1) Chambers, Raheem 18 2) Ohara, Michael 19
3) Walker, Chad 18 4) Ellis, Nigel 18
2 Bahamas 40.41
1) Coakley, Xavier 19 2) Bowe, Tyler 18
3) Russell, Ken 18 4) Green, Stephen 19
3 Trinidad and Tobago 40.55 (Bronze Medal)
1) Ford, Gervais 19 2) Mulugata, Xavier 18
3) Louis, Francis 19 4) Farinha, Jonathon 19
4 St.Kitts and Nevis 40.65
-- Turks and Caicos Islands FS
1) Clervil, Dalcliche 19 2) Jean, Wadly 19
3) Corvil, Woodens 18 4) Missick, Courtney 18

Socapro · « **Reply #96 on:** April 05, 2015, 03:59:50 PM »

Link for live coverage going on right now: http://zizonline.com/tv/channel-5/

Deeks · « **Reply #97 on:** April 05, 2015, 07:36:13 PM »

Medal table??

che · « **Reply #98 on:** April 05, 2015, 07:44:29 PM »

Quote from: Deeks on April 05, 2015, 07:36:13 PM

Medal table??

I could not find one. I think T&T has about 14 medals. Jamaica leads the way with about 200

gawd on pitch · « **Reply #99 on:** April 05, 2015, 07:48:46 PM »

Carifta has run out of medals to give Jamaica

Sando prince · « **Reply #100 on:** April 05, 2015, 10:17:40 PM »

Another gold medal for T&T. While some are focus on the medal table, athletes are improving in different events. Like I said before T&T continue to excel in the field events. All our gold medals so far has come in field events.

Congrats Andwuelle Wright.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/sports/Wright-Horsford-Warren-strike-gold-298735301.html

Quote

Andwuelle Wright captured Trinidad and Tobago’s fourth gold medal at the 2015 Carifta Games here in Basseterre, St Kitts, late yesterday. ust before press time, Wright was crowned Boys Under-20 long jump champion, the 17-year-old athlete entertaining an appreciative crowd at the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium with a wind-assisted 7.44 metres leap.

Socapro · « **Reply #101 on:** April 06, 2015, 01:30:56 AM »

Carifta Games 2015 LIVE UPDATES - West 7th in octathlon
By Kwame Laurence in Basseterre
Story Updated: Apr 6, 2015 at 9:34 AM ECT (T&T Express)

Isaiah Taylor throwing 17.56m in Boy's U-18 Shot Put Final to win gold medal at 2015 CARIFTA Games. Photo: PAUL VOISIN

5,310 points for West

Ian West finished seventh in the boys' open octathlon with 5,310 points. His T&T teammate, Michael Mackenzie was 15th with 4,596 points. Another T&T athlete, Kareem Lezama was a non-finisher, having competed in just four of the eight disciplines.

4,281 points for Roberts

Khemani Roberts was the best of the T&T athletes on show in the girls' open heptathlon. She accumulated 4,281 points in the seven-discipline event to finish fifth. Meriah Freeman (3,982) and Anya Akili (3,807) were seventh and ninth, respectively.

Under-20 girls disqualified

T&T earned three medals in the 4x100m events. The girls' under18 quartet claimed silver in 47.10 seconds. The under-18 boys also picked up silver, getting home in 41.43. And the boys' under-20 quartet clocked 40.55 seconds to secure bronze. The under-20 girls were disqualified for a baton exchange outside the zone.

Another T&T gold

Andwuelle Wright leaps to gold in Boys U-20 long jump at 2015 Carifta Games

Andwuelle Wright struck gold in the boys' under-20 long jump with a wind-aided 7.44 metres leap.

Three in 200 finals

Akanni Hislop, Kayelle Clarke and Jonathan Farinha are into today’s 200m finals. Farinha won his boys’ under-20 heat in 21 seconds flat to lead all qualifiers into the championship race. Hislop was the fastest of the boys’ under-18 qualifiers, topping his heat in 21.25. And Clarke clocked 23.94 for second spot in her girls’ under-20 heat.

Bronze for Phillip

Cheziah Phillip bagged girls’ under-18 400m hurdles bronze in one minute, 07.98 seconds.

Socapro · « **Reply #102 on:** April 06, 2015, 01:33:49 AM »

Wright, Horsford, Warren strike gold
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Apr 6, 2015 at 12:09 AM ECT

MONSTER THROW: Tyriq Horsford competes in the Carifta Games Boys Under-18 javelin event, in Basseterre, St Kitts, yesterday. The 15-year-old Trinidad and Tobago athlete won with a record-breaking 70.73 metres throw. —Photo: PAUL VOISIN

Andwuelle Wright captured Trinidad and Tobago’s fourth gold medal at the 2015 Carifta Games here in Basseterre, St Kitts, late yesterday.

Just before press time, Wright was crowned Boys Under-20 long jump champion, the 17-year-old athlete entertaining an appreciative crowd at the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium with a wind-assisted 7.44 metres leap.

Tyriq Horsford produced a monster throw in the morning session, landing the spear a record-breaking 70.73m to secure gold in the Boys Under-18 javelin.

Horsford, who turned 15 in January, upstaged his older rivals with the jaw-dropping round five effort. After four rounds, the T&T field athlete trailed Jamaica’s Kevin Nedrick (65.09m). But everything then fell into place for Horsford, the young thrower establishing a new Carifta Games under-18 record, as well as T&T Under-16 and Under-18 records.

“I was shocked,” Horsford told the Express, “shocked and excited at the same time. The goal I came into the Games with was to achieve 70 metres, and I did so.”

Another T&T thrower, Vandell Joseph claimed bronze with a 61.67m effort, while Nedrick’s 65.09m throw earned him silver.

Portious Warren threw a personal best 15.22m to grab gold in the Girls Under-20 shot put. Another T&T thrower, Chelsea James produced a 14.73m effort, also a PR (personal record), to bag bronze. Trevia Gumbs, of the British Virgin Islands, claimed silver with a 14.83m throw.

“I’m extremely gratified,” Warren told the Express. “Though I didn’t go away with the record, I came away with a PR, 15.22, first 15 of the season. There are many more to come.

“For me,” she continued, “I have no limitation. I just want to go out there each and every time, just give it my best because you never know what’s your limit.”

Cheziah Phillip bagged Girls Under-18 400m hurdles bronze in one minute, 07.98 seconds.

Late on Saturday, Akanni Hislop clocked 10.47 seconds to earn silver for T&T in the Boys Under-18 100m dash. Bahamian Javan Martin won in 10.41, while bronze went to Jamaican Tyreke Wilson (10.56).

Kayelle Clarke was fourth in the Girls Under-20 100m final in 11.75 seconds. And in the Boys Under-20 100m, Xavier Mulugata clocked 10.65 to finish sixth.

Hislop, Clarke and Jonathan Farinha are into today’s 200m finals. Farinha won his Boys Under-20 heat in 21 seconds flat to lead all qualifiers into the championship race. Hislop was the fastest of the Boys Under-18 qualifiers, topping his heat in 21.25. And Clarke clocked 23.94 for second spot in her Girls Under-20 heat.

At press time, yesterday, T&T had 11 medals—four gold, four silver and three bronze.

Isaiah Taylor was the first of the T&T gold medallists, winning Saturday’s boys’ under-18 shot put with a Games record throw of 17.56m.

“Strategy was just to remain calm,” said Taylor. “I came out here and I did what I was supposed to do. All the hard work that I have done was not in vain. I’m very glad for making this pb (personal best), and I know I have a lot more progress to make.”

Taylor outlined the keys to his success.
“Thanking God every day, remaining calm, talking with my coach, and just getting support from my family, friends, and also my coach.”

In a moving ceremony, yesterday, the Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium was re-named the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium, in honour of the country’s 2003 100m world champion.

Kim Collins shows off plaque during Renaming Ceremony of Silver Jubilee Stadium to the Kim Collins National Stadium. —Photo: PAUL VOISIN

Socapro · « **Reply #103 on:** April 06, 2015, 03:33:53 AM »

Hosford, Warren join golden boy Taylor
Published: Monday, April 6, 2015 (T&T Guardian)

CARIFTA 2015 Gold Medalists (Left to Right): Isaiah Taylor, Portious Warren and Tyriq Horsford

Less than 24 hours after Isaiah Taylor captured T&T’s first gold medal in a new Games record which bettered the 17.42m set by Jamaican Christopher Brown four year ago, his compatriots Tyriq Hosford and Portious Warren added two more gold medals via field events, shot put and javelin.

Hosford competing in the Boys under-18 Shot field put even, Tyriq Hosford added another gold when he threw the 700g “Iron Spear” 70-73 metres on his fifth of six throws at the 44th Carifta Games taking place at the Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre Stadium, St Kitts yesterday.

Hosford challenged 14 contenders in his quest for gold and records distances of (64.18, 58.59, 57.81, a fouled effort, 70.73 and closed off with 68.32metres) to hold off Jamaica’s Kevin Nedrick (65.09m), the leader at the halfway mark.

Hosford’s compatriot Vandel Joseph secured the bronze medal with an effort of 61.67 metres. In fact he was the leader from the start. He fouled his second attempt, then followed up with efforts of 56.78m, 56.89m, another foul and finally 60.67m.

Meanwhile, Warren also had her challenges when she bounced back from fouling her first attempt to land the precious gold medal with her fifth attempt (15.22 metres). Her efforts were 13.85m, 14.50m, 14.42m, 15.22m and 14.60m. Her opponents Trevia Gumbs finished second with a 14.83m throw in her second attempt before fouling her next four efforts, while T&T”s Chelsea James ended in third place with a best of 14.73 metres. She had five good attempts (13.84m 14.15m 13.96m 14.56m 14.73m) before red-flagging her last try.

Sprinter Akanni Hislop secured the silver medal in the Boys Under-18 100 metres dash behind a time of 10.47 seconds, trailing Bahamian Javan Martin, who stopped the clock at 10.41 seconds with Jamaican Tyreke Wilson third in 10.56.

There was no medals for T&T in the Girls Under-20 100 metres finals after Kayelle Clarke had to settle for fourth place in 11.75 seconds which was slower than the 11.64 she clocked in the preliminaries. The race was won by Natalliah Whyte of Jamaica in 11.56 seconds, one hundredths of a second slower than her qualifying time.

T&T’s Xavier Mulugata finished sixth in the Boys Under-20 finals in 10.65 seconds. His qualifying time was 10.57 seconds.

Selected Results

(2015 Carifta Games Selected Results)

Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 18

1 Martin, Javan (Bahamas) 10.41

2 Hislop, Akanni (T&T) 10.47

3 Wilson, Tyreke (Jamaica) 10.56

Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 20

1 Whyte, Natalliah (Jamaica) 11.56

2 Albury, Keianna (Bahamas) 11.64

3 Ambrose, Jenae (Bahamas) 11.74

4 Clarke, Kayelle (T&T) 11.75

Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 20

1 Burke, Mario (Barbados) 10.21

2 Ohara, Michael (Jamaica) 10.33

3 Chambers, Raheem (Jamaica) 10.44

6 Mulugata, Xavier (T&T) 10.65

Boys Javelin Throw 700g Under 18

1 Hosford, Tyriq (T&T) 70.73m

2 Nedrick, Kevin (Jamaica) 65.09m

3 Joseph, Vandel (T&T) 61.67m

Girls Shot Put 4kg Under 20

1 Warren, Portious(T&T) 15.22m

2 Gumbs, Trevia (IVB) 14.83m

3 James, Chelsea (T&T) 14.73m

Socapro · « **Reply #104 on:** April 06, 2015, 03:47:14 AM »

CARIFTA Games showdowns - Part 3
By Noel 'Bravo' Francis, Special to TrackAlerts.Com
April 4th, 2015 8:39am

Defending champion Kayelle Clarke of Trinidad & Tobago

GIRLS’ Under-20 200m

Defending champion Kayelle Clarke of Trinidad & Tobago who had one of the narrowest margins of victory last year returns to take on all challengers for her coveted crown. Clarke who attends New Mexico Junior College made the women’s 200m semi-finals at the World Junior Championships last year and has a personal best of 23.44 seconds. She has not run many 200m outdoors this season and therefore might be lacking race sharpness. She will be hoping to get things right on the big day.

Nelda Huggins (23.77 PB) of the British Virgin Islands and Sada Williams (23.43 PB) of Barbados who were also in the same semi-finals as T&T’s Clarke at the World Junior Championships will add potency to this field. Kieanna Albury of Bahamas is a quality athlete and should be in the mix of things.

Jamaica’s Saqukine Cameron in last year’s 200m final seemed on course to challenge for a medal before pulling up injured with about 60 metres to go in the home straight, is now on a course of redemption in her final CARIFTA Games. She had been sprinting impressively throughout the season before her mediocre showing at ‘Champs 2015’. Cameron up to that point had established a new personal best of 23.18 seconds at the Jamaica CARIFTA trials and looked unbeatable. Now she has one final attempt to make things right and graduate from the junior level with honours.

The other Jamaican spot could come down to a toss up between Rene Medley who finished second at the CARIFTA trials and Natalliah Whyte (23.36 PB) the Youth Olympic champion and recent double sprint queen at ‘Champs’. Since the trials, Natalliah Whyte has been the more impressive of the two sprinters. She could get the nod ahead of Medley based on current form. Caribbean fans should expect top class sprinting from this field and the possibility of a photo finish deciding the winner must not be ruled out.

CARIFTA Games showdowns - Part 4
By Noel 'Bravo' Francis, Special to TrackAlerts.Com
April 5th, 2015 5:52am

Trinidadian Jonathan Farinha one of the favourites

BOYS’ Under-20 200m

Barbadian Mario Burke fresh from his sensational victory in the Boys’ Under-20 100m final in a personal best (10.21) must be harbouring thoughts of winning the sprint double. Burke, will be competing against a few sprinters who specialize in this event and will probably need to run another personal best to claim a famous victory.

One of the sprinters who will pose a serious threat to Burke’s victory aspirations is Trinidadian Jonathan Farinha. The tall and smooth striding Trinidad & Tobago (T&T) sprinter is the former 2012 Under-17 200m champion and has a personal best of 20.68 seconds. Farinha has the distinction of being in both the 2013 World Youth and 2014 World Junior Championships finals in this event. He demonstrated that he is in good sprinting form winning the 2015 T&T CARIFTA trials in an impressive 20.71 seconds. He will be hoping for a medal to make up for his no-show in last year’s classic CARIFTA final.

Jamaica’s Chad Walker is another medal prospect in this event. It is his first year among the seniors after winning the Under-18 200m crown last year. Walker was an easy winner of Jamaica’s 2015 CARIFTA trials and placed second at ‘Champs’ behind Michael O’Hara in the 200m final. Some observers believe Walker must run faster than his personal best of 20.97 seconds to have any chance of standing on the podium.

It is not clear if Jamaica’s second participant in this event will be Nigel Ellis who came second to Walker at the CARIFTA trials. Ellis has lots of potential, however, many Jamaicans feel that World Youth champion and World Junior Championship bronze medallist Michael O’Hara is more worthy and should report for duty. O’Hara is the defending CARIFTA champion in this event and will no doubt like an opportunity to retain his title and finish unfinished business with Mario Burke of Barbados. Let us hope for the sake of the fans; the Jamaican officials will make the right decision. Will Burke become the undisputed king of Caribbean sprinting?

Socapro · « **Reply #105 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:28:02 AM »

Quote from: Socapro on April 02, 2015, 10:47:08 AM

Building towards 2010 benchmark
By Kwame Laurence kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Story Created: Apr 2, 2015 at 12:47 AM ECT

Under-20 debut: Chelsea James —Photo: ANISTO ALVES

The outstanding performance at the 2010 Carifta Games in George Town, Cayman Islands is the standard Trinidad and Tobago teams must strive for. The country’s athletes captured a record haul of 40 medals at this edition of the regional junior championships, Jehue Gordon leading the way with a hurdles double.

Gordon was named most outstanding athlete at that Games, taking home the coveted Austin Sealy trophy. Later that year, he became world junior champion in the 400 metres hurdles, and did the same at the senior level in 2013.

Keshorn Walcott also struck gold for T&T at the 2010 Carifta Games. It’s now history that while still a junior athlete, Walcott captured the Olympic men’s javelin title, showering himself in glory at the 2012 London Games.

That 2010 T&T team was packed with talent, so a total of 40 medals, including 12 of the golden variety, is not the kind of performance to be expected from every T&T team that attends the Carifta Games.

Inevitably, there was a drop-off in performance the following year, the 2011 team earning seven gold medals and 29 in total.

The downward trend continued in 2012—22 medals for T&T at the Carifta Games, six of them bronze. The 2013 team got the golden tally up to eight, but the overall haul dropped by two medals, to 20.

Last year, T&T slipped back to six in the gold column, but earned a total of 25 medals in Martinique.

This weekend 68 athletes will be in St Kitts and Nevis representing the Red, White and Black.

Three of the five individual gold medallists at Carifta 2014—Machel Cedenio, Shakiel Waithe and Kevin Roberts—are no longer in the junior ranks. But though this is something of a rebuilding year, there is enough quality on the 2015 team for T&T supporters to have reasonable expectations of the teen athletes matching last year’s golden haul.

Kayelle Clarke is a freshman at New Mexico Junior College in the US, but is making the long trek to St Kitts and Nevis to defend her girls’ under-20 200m title. Another 2014 champion, Chelsea James makes her under-20 debut. Also on the team are former Carifta champions Jonathan Farinha, Andwuelle Wright and Jeminise Parris, as well as in-form throwers Portious Warren, Tyriq Horsford and Akidah Briggs.

A total medal haul in the 20s would be a satisfactory showing as the T&T junior programme builds with the 2010 benchmark in mind. Crossing the 25-medal mark would certainly be a welcome bonus.

T&T at Carifta Games

2010 – 12 gold, 16 silver, 12 bronze, total 40 (2nd on medal table)
2011 – 7 gold, 13 silver, 9 bronze, total 29 (4th on medal table)
2012 – 6 gold, 9 silver, 7 bronze, total 22 (3rd on medal table)
2013 – 8 gold, 2 silver, 10 bronze, total 20 (3rd on medal table)
2014 - 6 gold, 7 silver, 12 bronze, total 25 (2nd on medal table)

So far we are only on 13 medals going by my count:- 4 gold (Boys U-20 Long Jump, Girls U-20 Shot Put, Boys U-18 Javelin Throw, Boys U-18 Shot Put); 5 silver (Girls U-18 Shot Put, Boys U-18 400m, Boys U18 100m, Girls U-18 4x100m, Boys U-18 4x100m) & 4 bronze (Boys U-18 Javelin Throw, Girls U-20 Shot Put, Girl U-18 400m Hurdles, Boys U-20 4x100m).

Seeing that our minimum expectation was to win at least 20 medals with at least the same number of gold medals as last year (based on above article by Kwame Laurence), we need to win at least 7 medals today with a minimum of 2 of them being gold. Anything less and we have had a disappointing games and are still regressing as per the trend since 2010.

PS:
Our Girls U-20 4x100m Relay Team threw away a definite bronze medal yesterday evening by making one of their baton exchanges outside of the baton exchanging zone, seeing that only 3 teams were in the Final. Kayelle Clarke has had a disappointing 2015 CARIFTA Games so far seeing that she could have definitely won a silver medal in the 100m Final had she had a better start and now her Relay Team threw away an easy bronze medal which could even have been a silver if they had done better exchanges throughout the race.
I hope that Kayelle Clarke can make up for her disappointment so far by winning gold in the Girls U-20 200m final this evening but it won't be easy as the Jamaicans and the Bahamians are also looking good.
Kayelle Clarke may need to run near her PB or better in the 200m final if she hopes to win gold.

Deeks · « **Reply #106 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:28:47 AM »

Good luck to our youths. God Speed!

Socapro · « **Reply #107 on:** April 06, 2015, 08:36:29 AM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

NB: Events highlighted in RED include T&T athletes

Session 6 - Monday 6th - Morning Session
Monday 4/6/2015

The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License 4/6/2015 - 9:30 AM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Morning Session

Event 188 Girls Javelin Throw 600g Under 20
================================================================
CR: # 49.72m 4/6/2015 Isheeka Binns, JAM
WJR: J 63.01m 7/10/2008 Vira Rebryk, UKR
Name Year Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Binns, Isheeka 96 Jamaica 49.72m#
37.85m 42.53m 49.72m 43.48m 44.09m 43.26m
2 Champagnie, Ayesha 96 Jamaica 47.51m
44.81m 46.40m 42.66m 45.51m 47.51m 41.43m
3 Scott, Candesha 97 Grenada 45.58m
43.18m 43.47m 43.48m 42.45m 45.58m 44.63m
4 Balentina, Marelly 96 Curacao 45.56m
44.82m FOUL 40.46m 43.97m FOUL 45.56m
5 Glasgow, Ayana 97 Trinidad and Tobago 39.76m
36.82m 35.99m FOUL 36.82m 31.80m 39.76m
6 Gumbs, Tynelle 96 IVB 37.90m
35.90m 35.18m FOUL 37.90m FOUL FOUL
7 Xavier, Donisha 97 Dominica 35.58m
31.88m 35.58m 32.61m 35.49m 29.39m FOUL
8 Williams, Ashika 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 33.71m
FOUL 33.71m 33.22m 30.30m FOUL 31.97m
9 Fond, Priscilla 96 Guadeloupe 29.85m
29.57m 29.85m

Event 189 Boys Shot Put 6kg Under 20
===============================================================
CR: # 19.47m 4/25/2011 Ashinia Miller, Jamaica
WJR: J 23.00m 8/18/2013 Jacko Gill, NZL
Name Year Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Gayle, Demar 96 Jamaica 19.24m
FOUL 17.14m 19.24m FOUL 19.19m 18.97m
2 Lawrence, Sanjae 97 Jamaica 17.92m
17.06m 17.60m FOUL 17.01m 17.92m 17.34m
3 Tirnan, Lael 97 Martinique 16.78m
14.70m 15.64m 16.78m 14.99m 15.03m 15.50m
4 Williams, Kenejah 96 Trinidad and Tobago 16.10m
FOUL 14.99m 15.71m 16.10m FOUL 16.01m
5 Sobers, Daryl 96 Barbados 15.83m
12.53m 15.03m 15.83m 15.59m 15.57m FOUL
6 Singuineau, Shaquille 96 Trinidad and Tobago 15.59m
14.70m FOUL 14.50m 14.80m 15.59m 15.45m
7 Lovell, Dequan 96 Barbados 15.50m
14.68m 15.41m 15.50m 14.49m FOUL FOUL
8 Archibald, Collin 96 St.Kitts and Nevis 15.36m
15.15m 14.75m 15.36m FOUL 14.86m 14.96m
9 Benjamin, Kihmo 97 Dominica 14.66m
14.39m 14.66m 14.66m
10 Joseph, Raheem 97 Dominica 14.64m
14.64m 13.98m 14.04m
11 Badof, Mathieu 97 Guadeloupe 14.07m
13.07m 13.53m 14.07m
12 Maycock, Drexel 96 Bahamas 13.80m
13.80m 10.33m 12.65m
13 Phillip, Ryan 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 12.34m
FOUL 12.34m PASS

Event 190 Girls High Jump Under 20
================================================================
Starting @ 1.60m up by 5cms until 1.70m then up by 3cms until
1.76m then up by 2cms
CR: # 1.87m 4/1/2013 Jeanalle Schaper, Saint Lucia
WJR: J 2.01m 7/7/1986 Olga Turchak, URS
WJR: 2.01m 6/18/1989 Heike Balck, GDR
Name Year Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Morgan, Safia 96 Jamaica 1.76m
1.60 1.65 1.70 1.73 1.76 1.82
O O O O O X
2 Roberts, Khemani 97 Trinidad and Tobago 1.73m (Silver Medal)
1.60 1.65 1.70 1.73 1.76
O O O O XXX
3 Mckenzie, Shanae 96 Jamaica 1.73m
1.60 1.65 1.70 1.73 1.76
O O XO O XXX
4 Beneby, Venessa 96 Bahamas 1.70m
1.60 1.65 1.70 1.73
O XO XO XXX
4 Charles, Zellie 96 Dominica 1.70m
1.60 1.65 1.70 1.73
O XO XO XXX
6 Marchel, Grace 96 Guadeloupe 1.65m
1.60 1.65 1.70
XXO XO XXX
7 Meade, Rechelle 97 Anguilla 1.60m
1.60 1.65
O XXX
8 Galong, Deborah 96 Suriname 1.60m
1.60 1.65
XO XXX

Event 198 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 0.991m Under 20
================================================================
CR: # 13.23 4/21/2014 Wilhem Belocian, Guadeloupe
WJR: J 12.99 7/24/2014 Wilhem Belocian, FRA
Name Year Team Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: 1.4
1 Hyde, Jaheel 97 Jamaica 14.05Q
2 Coakley, Xavier 96 Bahamas 14.12Q
3 Calme, Sebastien 97 Guadeloupe 14.18Q
4 Chumney, Akeem 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.50q
5 Augustin-Mayers, Juwan 97 Barbados 14.59q
Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: 2.6
1 Selvin, Seanie 96 Jamaica 13.79Q
2 Lewis, Aaron 96 Trinidad and Tobago 13.90Q
3 Nicholls, Michael 97 Barbados 14.02Q
4 Russell Jr, Seaford 97 Cayman Islands 14.66
5 Crofford, Lejourne 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.98
========================================================================
CR: # 13.23 4/21/2014 Wilhem Belocian, Guadeloupe
WJR: J 12.99 7/24/2014 Wilhem Belocian, FRA
Name Year Team Prelims Wind H#
========================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Selvin, Seanie 96 Jamaica 13.79Q 2.6 2
2 Lewis, Aaron 96 Trinidad and Tobago 13.90Q 2.6 2
3 Nicholls, Michael 97 Barbados 14.02Q 2.6 2
4 Hyde, Jaheel 97 Jamaica 14.05Q 1.4 1
5 Coakley, Xavier 96 Bahamas 14.12Q 1.4 1
6 Calme, Sebastien 97 Guadeloupe 14.18Q 1.4 1
7 Chumney, Akeem 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.50q 1.4 1
8 Augustin-Mayers, Juwan 97 Barbados 14.59q 1.4 1
9 Russell Jr, Seaford 97 Cayman Islands 14.66 2.6 2
10 Crofford, Lejourne 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.98 2.6 2

Socapro · « **Reply #108 on:** April 06, 2015, 10:11:07 AM »

Carifta Games 2015 LIVE UPDATES - Lewis in sprint hurdles final
By Kwame Laurence in Basseterre
Story Updated: Apr 6, 2015 at 12:50 PM ECT (T&T Express)

SILVER SMILE: Khemani Roberts displays her Carifta Games girls' under-20 high jump silver medal, at the Kim Collins Athletic Stadium in St Kitts, on Monday. Photo: PAUL VOISIN

Lewis 2nd in heat two

Aaron Lewis will face the starter in this afternoon's boys' under-20 110 metres hurdles final. This morning, the T&T athlete finished second in heat two in a wind-assisted 13.90 seconds to secure an automatic berth in the championship race.

Glasgow throws 39.76 metres

Ayana Glasgow was fifth in the girls' under-20 javelin with a 39.76 metres throw.

Williams just outside medals

Kenejah Williams finished just outside the medals in the boys' under-20 shot put. The T&T field athlete threw 16.10 metres to finish fourth. His teammate, Shaquille Singuineau produced a 15.59m effort to secure sixth spot.

T&T up to 15 medals

Khemani Roberts added to the Trinidad and Tobago medal tally with silver in the girls' under-20 high jump. She cleared the bar at 1.73 metres. Jamaicans Safia Morgan (1.76m) and Shanae McKenzie (1.73m) earned gold and bronze, respectively.

Going into the final session of the meet, there are 15 medals in the T&T bag - four gold, seven silver, four bronze.

Paul 7th in triple jump

T&T's Kobe John clocked 54.29 seconds to secure fifth spot in the boys' under-18 400m hurdles final, on Sunday. Troy Richards was eighth in one minute, 07.09 seconds.

Terrel Paul produced a 13.06 metres throw to finish seventh in the boys' under-18 triple jump. Troy Richards (13.05m) was eighth.

Socapro · « **Reply #109 on:** April 06, 2015, 10:48:30 AM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

NB: Events highlighted in RED include T&T athletes

Session 7 - Monday 6th - Evening Session
Monday 4/6/2015

The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License 4/6/2015 - 9:30 AM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Evening Session

Event 199 Boys Discus Throw 1.5kg Under 18
===============================================================
CR: # 54.41m 4/19/2014 Vashon Mc Carty, Jamaica
WYC: Y 70.67m 7/13/2007 Mykyta Nesterenko, UKR
Name Year Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Rutherford, Deondre 98 Bahamas 47.41m
FOUL 47.41m FOUL FOUL 44.54m 46.43m
2 Thomas, Adrian 99 Grenada 47.40m
FOUL 43.19m 47.40m 45.70m 45.93m FOUL
3 Jeremiah, Johann 00 Grenada 46.34m
46.34m FOUL 45.88m 43.16m FOUL FOUL
4 Toussaint, Josh 99 Dominica 45.40m
FOUL 41.82m 45.40m 38.96m FOUL 38.66m
5 James, Nkosi 98 Trinidad and Tobago 45.10m
33.60m 44.23m FOUL 40.75m 41.89m 45.10m
6 Smithen, Aziel 98 St.Kitts and Nevis 44.27m
38.05m 44.27m 42.87m 39.69m FOUL 39.63m
7 McNish, Daniel 98 Trinidad and Tobago 44.20m
FOUL 44.20m 43.65m 42.89m 40.57m FOUL
8 Nedrick, Kevin 98 Jamaica 43.22m
FOUL FOUL 43.22m FOUL FOUL 40.79m
9 van Bosse, Xavero 99 Suriname 41.89m
FOUL 25.32m 41.89m
10 Burton, Keyon 98 Dominica 41.59m
29.87m 41.59m
11 Mitchell, Kyle 98 Jamaica 41.55m
41.55m FOUL FOUL
12 Gibbons, Triston 99 Barbados 33.16m
33.16m 33.08m FOUL
13 Francois, Danny 98 St Lucia 32.58m
FOUL 32.58m 24.76m
-- Adderley, Perry 98 Bahamas FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL

Event 200 Boys Long Jump Under 18
=====================================================================
CR: # 7.83m 3/1/1989 Kareem Streete-Thompson, Cayman Is
WYC: Y 7.95m 7/15/2005 Chris Noffke, AUS
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Dudley, Pakito 98 Jamaica 7.03m 2.5
7.03m(2.5) 6.72m(0.7) 6.40m(1.4) FOUL(3.4) 6.79m(0.8 ) FOUL(4.9)
2 Wellington, Shammawi 98 Jamaica 7.02m 2.6
6.13m(0.8 ) 7.02m(2.6) FOUL(1.9) 6.31m(2.6) 6.88m(2.1) 6.43m(0.1)
3 Campbell, Clement 99 Trinidad and Tobago 6.86m 0.9 (Bronze Medal)
6.41m(2.3) 6.46m(1.7) 6.73m(0.3) 6.75m(1.1) 6.85m(1.1) 6.86m(0.9)
4 Martin, Holland 98 Bahamas 6.83m -1.1
6.80m(0.5) 6.79m(2.4) 6.83m(-1.1) 6.61m(2.5) 6.46m(0.9) 6.79m(3.1)
5 Thomas, Telvin 98 Grenada 6.82m 1.9
6.51m(2.4) 6.53m(2.6) 6.31m(3.0) 6.46m(4.1) 6.72m(0.2) 6.82m(1.9)
6 Rosier, Malik 98 Guadeloupe 6.77m 1.9
6.61m(3.5) 6.69m(0.1) 6.40m(2.6) 6.77m(1.9) 6.74m(2.7) 6.42m(1.2)
7 Greaves, Anderson 99 Barbados 6.68m 1.8
6.52m(0.5) 6.55m(4.1) FOUL(-1.2) 6.52m(2.6) 6.68m(1.8 ) 6.46m(2.0)
8 Scorea, Jean-Marc 98 Curacao 6.15m 2.3
FOUL(0.5) FOUL(3.5) 6.15m(2.3) 6.09m(1.5) 5.86m(2.3) 5.82m(3.8 )
9 Nelson, Kitakufei 98 Grenada 6.10m 1.9
6.10m(1.9) 5.95m(-1.5) 5.74m(3.8 )
10 Bernabela, Jaden 00 Curacao 5.99m 1.3
5.63m(3.5) 5.99m(1.3) 5.91m(3.5)
11 James, Meshack 99 St Maarten 5.47m 2.5
5.29m(3.8 ) 5.06m(2.6) 5.47m(2.5)
12 Higgs, Malik 00 TKS 5.38m 0.9
5.38m(0.9) 5.19m(2.8 ) 4.07m(1.5)

Event 201 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 0.762m Under 18
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CR: # 13.48 4/21/2014 Janeek Brown, Jamaica
WYC: Y 12.94 7/11/2013 Yanique Thompson, JAM
Name Year Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Brown, Janeek 98 Jamaica 13.29# 1.2
2 Zali, Jessie 99 Martinique 13.70 1.2
3 Brooks, Kieshonna 98 St.Kitts and Nevis 13.71 1.2
4 Thompson, Safia 98 Jamaica 14.00 1.2
5 Wells, Sasha 99 Bahamas 14.20 1.2
6 Bapte, Laeticia 99 Martinique 14.59 1.2
-- Taylor, Charisma 99 Bahamas DNF 1.2

Event 202 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 0.838m Under 20
=====================================================================
CR: # 13.42 4/5/2010 Samantha Elliot, Jamaica
WJR: J 12.84 7/16/1987 Aliuska Lopez, CUB
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Thompson, Yanique 96 Jamaica 13.21 4.8
2 Williams, Jeanine 97 Jamaica 13.40 4.8
3 Parris, Jeminise 97 Trinidad and Tobago 13.85 4.8 (Bronze Medal)
4 Albury, Kaylea 97 Bahamas 14.14 4.8
-- Erickson, Deya 97 IVB DNF 4.8

Event 203 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 0.914m Under 18
=====================================================================
Hand Time
CR: # 13.32 4/21/2014 Jaheel Hyde, Jamaica
WYC: Y 13.13 7/12/2013 Jaheel Hyde, JAM
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Mott, Tavonte 98 Bahamas 13.1hY NWI
2 Roberts, Jordan 99 Jamaica 13.2h# NWI
3 Leacock, Rivaldo 98 Barbados 13.3h# NWI
4 Anaclet, Jean-Alexandre 98 Martinique 13.5h NWI
5 Hislop, Ako 99 Trinidad and Tobago 13.6h NWI
6 Bridgewater, Aljani 98 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.2h NWI
7 Brown, Rasheem 00 Cayman Islands 14.5h NWI
8 Rolle, Branson 99 Bahamas 14.6h NWI

Event 204 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 0.991m Under 20
==============================================================================
CR: # 13.23 4/21/2014 Wilhem Belocian, Guadeloupe
WJR: J 12.99 7/24/2014 Wilhem Belocian, FRA
Name Year Team Prelims Finals Wind
==============================================================================
Finals
1 Hyde, Jaheel 97 Jamaica 14.05 13.36 3.3
2 Coakley, Xavier 96 Bahamas 14.12 13.51 3.3
3 Selvin, Seanie 96 Jamaica 13.79 13.57 3.3
4 Lewis, Aaron 96 Trinidad and Tobago 13.90 13.66 3.3
5 Nicholls, Michael 97 Barbados 14.02 13.71 3.3
6 Chumney, Akeem 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.50 14.15 3.3
7 Augustin-Mayers, Juwan 97 Barbados 14.59 14.40 3.3
8 Calme, Sebastien 97 Guadeloupe 14.18 14.64 3.3
Preliminaries
9 Russell Jr, Seaford 97 Cayman Islands 14.66
10 Crofford, Lejourne 97 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.98

Event 205 Girls 800 Meter Run Under 18
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CR: # 2:09.59 4/17/2006 Natoya Goule, Jamaica
WYC: Y 2:01.13 7/14/2013 Anita Hinriksdottir, ISL
Name Year Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Fraser, Mary 99 Barbados 2:11.63
2 May, Chrissani 99 Jamaica 2:13.28
3 Richards, Reanda 99 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:14.48
4 Dickson, Britnie 99 Jamaica 2:18.79
5 McIntyre, Kershel 99 Trinidad and Tobago 2:23.28
6 L'Etang, Myisha 00 Anguilla 2:29.79
7 Hurtado, Tiffany 98 Curacao 2:30.85

Event 206 Boys 800 Meter Run Under 18
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CR: # 1:51.79 4/25/2011 Jerrard Mason, Barbados
WYC: Y 1:44.08 7/9/2011 Leonard Kirwa Kosencha, KEN
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
========================================================================
Finals
1 Clarke, Leon 98 Jamaica 1:58.30 1:56.75
2 James, Jauavney 98 Jamaica 1:59.93 1:58.21
3 Jones, Jonathan 99 Barbados 1:55.76 1:58.43
4 Hood, Nathan 98 Grenada 1:57.02 1:58.89
5 Frederick, Terry 98 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.59 1:59.00
6 Reyes, Ken 99 TKS 1:58.97 1:59.72
7 Mbaye, Lidji 99 Guadeloupe 2:00.27 2:00.85
8 Jackson, Myles 98 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.81 2:04.63
Preliminaries
9 Robinson, Michaiah 98 Bermuda 1:59.39
10 Boileau, Lilian 98 FGU 1:59.88
11 Liburd, Tahj 99 St.Kitts and Nevis 2:01.13
12 Sealy, Ibed 98 St Lucia 2:01.51
13 Jacobs, Aaron 00 Bermuda 2:02.44
14 Cova, Errol 98 Curacao 2:05.41
15 Tingo-Farine, Yehudi 98 FGU 2:07.59
16 Collins, Winston 98 Suriname 2:10.07
17 De Pool, Andrew 00 Curacao 2:14.59
18 Hilaire, Amard 99 TKS 2:16.95

Event 207 Boys Triple Jump Under 20
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CR: # 16.35m 4/9/2012 Latario Collie-Minns, Bahamas
WJR: J 17.50m 6/23/1985 Volker Mai, GDR
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 van Assen, Miguel 97 Suriname 16.24m 0.7
16.18m(2.9) 16.24m(0.7) 16.10m(1.2) 15.65m(0.1) PASS 15.43m(0.4)
2 Wasome, Obien 97 Jamaica 15.85m 2.4
15.85m(2.4) 15.49m(0.7) FOUL FOUL PASS 15.41m(0.8 )
3 Lewis, Odaine 96 Jamaica 15.79m 3.3
14.48m(4.0) 15.30m(2.1) 15.79m(3.3) 15.16m(0.1) 15.47m(3.7) 15.45m(4.9)
4 Alanterie, Dornell 96 Suriname 15.15m 3.0
15.15m(3.0) 14.89m(3.1) 14.98m(2.0) 13.31m(1.1) 14.60m(3.7) FOUL
5 Nairn, Laquarn 96 Bahamas 15.14m 1.0
13.17m(3.0) 15.08m(1.8 ) 15.14m(1.0) FOUL FOUL FOUL
6 Caraman, Jordan 97 Martinique 14.96m 1.2
14.81m(1.6) 14.53m(0.4) 14.96m(1.2) FOUL 14.72m(2.8 ) 14.36m(NWI)
7 Huggins, Nathaniel 96 St.Kitts and Nevis 14.21m 4.3
FOUL 14.18m(5.9) 14.21m(4.3) 13.73m(0.3) PASS PASS
8 Bradshaw, Akeem 97 IVB 14.18m 2.3
FOUL 14.18m(2.3) 14.12m(2.4) 13.80m(2.9) 13.67m(1.0) PASS
9 Glanny, Dimitri 96 Martinique 13.99m 0.5
13.93m(3.7) 13.99m(0.5) 13.97m(3.5)
10 Philip, Ethan 97 Bermuda 13.94m 1.1
13.68m(1.9) 13.94m(1.1) FOUL

Event 208 Girls 800 Meter Run Under 20
===============================================================
CR: # 2:05.90 3/24/2008 Natoya Goule, Jamaica
WJR: J 1:54.01 8/29/2008 Pamela Jelimo, KEN
Name Year Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Dorsett, Shaquania 97 Bahamas 2:11.99
2 Scraders, Faheemah Kyrah 97 Bermuda 2:12.16
3 Buchanan, Lisa 96 Jamaica 2:13.26
4 Moses, Tarika 97 IVB 2:14.80
5 Whyte, Sasha-Gaye 96 Jamaica 2:17.31

Event 209 Boys 800 Meter Run Under 20
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CR: # 1:48.95 4/1/1987 Kenroy Levy, Jamaica
WJR: J 1:41.73 8/9/2012 Nijel Amos, BOT
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
=========================================================================
Finals
1 Tate, Paul 97 Jamaica 1:54.69 1:52.43
2 Pinder, Justin 97 Bahamas 1:56.05 1:52.59 1:52.587
3 Smith, Devaughn 96 Jamaica 1:56.09 1:52.59 1:52.588
4 Skinner, Raheem 96 Barbados 1:54.09 1:53.24
5 Lewis, Tahj 97 Cayman Islands 1:56.27 1:54.22
6 Gill, Ashton 96 Trinidad and Tobago 1:56.06 1:57.08
7 Brulu, Gregory 97 Martinique 1:56.95 1:57.63
8 Smith, Malique 97 U.S. Virgin Islands 1:55.49 1:58.47
Preliminaries
9 Seedorf, Uracio 96 Suriname 1:57.36
10 Stanley, Kyle 96 Trinidad and Tobago 1:58.71
11 Roacher, Ateniah 97 U.S. Virgin Islands 2:02.88
12 Van Der Steijlen, Christ 97 Curacao 2:04.98
13 Milton, Julius 97 St Maarten 3:11.43

Socapro · « **Reply #110 on:** April 06, 2015, 10:48:46 AM »

2015 CARIFTA GAMES - STARTLISTS & RESULTS

http://sknaaa.com/results/CariftaGames2015-SKN/

NB: Events highlighted in RED include T&T athletes

Session 7 - Monday 6th - Evening Session
Monday 4/6/2015

The Silver Jubilee Athletic Stadium - Site License 4/6/2015 - 9:30 AM
2015 CARIFTA GAMES - 4/3/2015 to 4/6/2015
CARIFTA 44
Silver Jubilee Stadium, Basseterre, SKN
Meet Program - Evening Session

Event 210 Girls Discus Throw 1kg Under 20
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CR: # 53.47m 3/31/2002 Claudia Villeneuve, Martiniq
WJR: J 74.40m 9/13/1988 Ilke Wyludda, GDR
Name Year Team Finals
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Finals
1 Love, Shanice 97 Jamaica 49.39m
FOUL 41.72m 47.02m 46.61m FOUL 49.39m
2 Frazer, Rochelle 96 Jamaica 46.86m
46.86m FOUL 45.51m FOUL FOUL 45.56m
3 Tedos, Emeline 97 Martinique 41.00m
FOUL 37.93m 38.87m FOUL 39.10m 41.00m
4 James, Chelsea 97 Trinidad and Tobago 40.75m
FOUL 35.92m FOUL 40.75m FOUL FOUL
5 Gumbs, Trevia 96 IVB 40.18m
FOUL 34.25m FOUL 40.18m 32.28m FOUL
6 Charles, Shaiann 97 Trinidad and Tobago 39.16m
38.04m 39.16m 31.72m FOUL 37.91m 38.90m
7 Gumbs, Tynelle 96 IVB 38.86m
FOUL 38.86m 36.02m FOUL FOUL FOUL
8 Balentina, Marelly 96 Curacao 33.41m
FOUL 33.41m 28.68m FOUL FOUL 32.51m

Event 211 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 18
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CR: # 23.03 3/31/2002 Anneisha Mc Laughlin, Jamaica
WYC: Y 22.92 7/14/2013 Irene Ekelund, SWE
Name Year Team Prelims Finals Wind
==============================================================================
Finals
1 English, Shaeil 99 Jamaica 23.88 23.38 1.5
2 Bethel, Brianne 98 Bahamas 23.98 23.47 1.5
3 Shaw, Kimone 99 Jamaica 24.19 23.89 1.5
4 Soleyn, Bliss 98 Antigua & Barbuda 24.53 24.09 1.5
5 DE Freitas, Beyonce 01 IVB 24.79 24.50 1.5
6 Bourguignon, Kaelle 99 Guadeloupe 24.88 24.83 1.5
7 Parker, Devine 00 Bahamas 24.86 25.00 1.5
8 Elliot, Shanice 99 St.Kitts and Nevis 24.92 25.08 1.5
Preliminaries
9 Wray, Shalysa 99 Cayman Islands 24.96
10 Fahie, L'Tisha 98 IVB 25.05
11 Noel, Jendayi 99 Trinidad and Tobago 25.05
12 Guerrier, Akia 98 TKS 25.14
13 Tidas, Clara 98 Martinique 25.22
14 Richardson, T'Kailah 00 Anguilla 25.60
15 Charles, Deleth 01 Trinidad and Tobago 25.72
16 Frederic, Oceane 99 Guadeloupe 25.72
17 Richardson, Artesha 98 Anguilla 25.89
18 Green, Xori 99 U.S. Virgin Islands 26.25
19 Menso, Sabrina 99 Suriname 26.30
20 Doekoe, Chivinga 00 Suriname 26.33
21 Brown, Toni-Lisa 00 Aruba 26.99
22 Prospere, Myonique 00 TKS 27.08

Event 212 Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 18
=====================================================================
CR: # 20.84 4/5/2010 Odane Skeen, Jamaica
WYC: Y 20.40 7/13/2003 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Hislop, Akanni 98 Trinidad and Tobago 20.91 1.8 (Gold Medal)
2 Martin, Javan 98 Bahamas 21.16 1.8
3 Angus, Xavior 98 Jamaica 21.17 1.8
4 Graham, coull 98 Antigua & Barbuda 21.24 1.8
5 Walton, Jamal 98 Cayman Islands 21.43 1.8
6 Prevot, Loic 98 FGU 21.52 1.8
7 Clerinette, Henricke 98 Guadeloupe 22.02 1.8
-- Edwards, Rushane 98 Jamaica DNF 1.8
Preliminaries
9 Jaquone, Hoyte 98 Barbados
10 Smith, Jonathon 99 Bahamas
11 McCoy, Raphael 00 Antigua & Barbuda
12 Shepper, Miquel 98 Suriname
13 Smith, Tremaine 00 Barbados
14 Matthew, Wayne 98 St.Kitts and Nevis
15 Edwards, Tyrell 99 Trinidad and Tobago
16 Conolly, Rashaun 98 Cayman Islands
17 Peter, Barthelemy 98 U.S. Virgin Islands
18 Jennings, Colby 00 TKS
19 Jack, Aldrick 00 Curacao
20 Miller, Lamar 99 U.S. Virgin Islands
21 Caley, Khambrel 98 TKS
22 James, Meshack 99 St Maarten

Event 213 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 20
=====================================================================
CR: # 22.77 4/1/2013 Shaunae Miller, Bahamas
WJR: J 22.18 8/25/2004 Allyson Felix, USA
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Clarke, Kayelle 96 Trinidad and Tobago 23.12 4.3 (Gold Medal)
2 Cameron, Saqukine 96 Jamaica 23.32 4.3
3 Albury, Keianna 96 Bahamas 23.49 4.3
4 Ambrose, Jenae 97 Bahamas 23.59 4.3
5 Strunkey, Arianne 97 Antigua & Barbuda 23.84 4.3
6 Huggins, Nelda 97 IVB 23.92 4.3
7 Strunkey, Ariel 97 Antigua & Barbuda 23.98 4.3
8 McIntosh, Quashira 97 U.S. Virgin Islands 24.17 4.3
Preliminaries
9 Hill, Taylor 96 IVB
10 Peltier, Fanny 97 Guadeloupe
11 Rossen, Kim 97 Curacao
12 Statie, Nargelis 97 Curacao
13 Scott, Thyla-Maree 97 Trinidad and Tobago
14 King, Kayla 96 U.S. Virgin Islands
15 Geerman, Lixandra 97 Aruba

Event 214 Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 20
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CR: # 19.93 4/3/2010 Usain Bolt, Jamaica
WJR: J 19.93 4/11/2004 Usain Bolt, JAM
Name Year Team Finals Wind
=====================================================================
Finals
1 Burke, Mario 97 Barbados 21.51 -0.6
2 Boyde, Reuberth 96 VIN 21.70 -0.6
3 Hazel, Warren 96 St.Kitts and Nevis 21.81 -0.6
4 Simon, Kelvin 96 Antigua & Barbuda 21.85 -0.6
-- Farinha, Jonathon 96 Trinidad and Tobago DNF -0.6
Preliminaries
2 Walker, Chad 97 Jamaica
3 Ellis, Nigel 97 Jamaica
5 Bowe, Tyler 97 Bahamas
9 Russell, Ken 97 Bahamas
10 Somner, Kionje 97 Bermuda
11 Juliet, Dimitri 96 Curacao
12 Huggins, Hakeem 97 St.Kitts and Nevis
13 Stewart, Corey 97 Trinidad and Tobago
14 Pansa, Romario 97 Suriname
15 St. Jean, Derick 96 Dominica
16 Missick, Courtney 97 TKS
17 Francois, Darly 97 TKS
18 Stewart, Alex 96 Antigua & Barbuda
19 Thompson, Remarkco 97 Barbados
20 Charles, Christian Fabie 97 Haiti
-- Wrensford, Trevlon 97 U.S. Virgin Islands

Event 215 Boys 5000 Meter Run Under 20
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CR: # 14:34.34 4/5/2010 Kemoy Campbell, Jamaica
WJR: J 12:47.53 7/6/2012 Hagos Gebrhiwet, ETH
Name Year Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Green, Thaleentino 96 Jamaica 15:55.29
2 James, Tallan 96 Grenada 16:01.57
3 Glave, Daniel 96 Jamaica 16:16.24
4 Bruce, Iley 96 Trinidad and Tobago 16:17.68
5 Hunte, Joshua 96 Barbados 16:44.77
6 Aloeboetoe, Gilberto 97 Suriname 17:07.85
-- benjamin, kenneth 96 Antigua & Barbuda DNF

Event 216 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Under 18
===============================================================
CR: # 3:37.65 4/21/2014 Jamaica, Jamaica
Team Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Jamaica 3:39.13
1) Bromfield, Junelle 99 2) Wright, Satanya 98
3) Walker, Shanique 00 4) Allen, Anna-Kay 00
2 Bahamas 3:40.58
1) Anderson, Doneisha 00 2) Fountain, Britni 00
3) Bethel, Brianne 98 4) Freeman, D'Nia 99
3 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:51.26
1) Mills, Hanah 99 2) Richards, Reanda 99
3) Clavier, Namibia 00 4) Brooks, Kieshonna 98
4 Trinidad and Tobago 3:53.02
1) Noel, Jendayi 99 2) Stoddard, Renee 98
3) Mitchell, Aaliyah 01 4) Wolfe, Anika 99
5 Anguilla 4:05.65

Event 217 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay Under 18
================================================================
CR: # 3:12.63 4/21/2014 Jamaica, Jamaica
Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Jamaica 3:12.07#
1) Ledgister, Leonardo 99 2) Ellington, Devaughn 98
3) James, Jauavney 98 4) Taylor, Christopher 99
2 Trinidad and Tobago 3:14.23 (Silver Medal)
1) John, Kobe 98 2) Frederick, Terry 98
3) Taylor, Judah 98 4) St Clair, Jacob 99
3 Bahamas 3:18.12
1) Dormeus, Bradley 98 2) Kaze, Poitier 99
3) Wilson, Byron 99 4) Storr, Donovan 98
4 Cayman Islands 3:20.86
1) Jackson, Jeavhon 98 2) Conolly, Rashaun 98
3) Murray, Karim 99 4) Walton, Jamal 98
5 St.Kitts and Nevis 3:24.95
1) Bridgewater, Aljani 98 2) Liburd, Tahj 99
3) Farrell, Cejae 99 4) Collins, Curvis 99
6 Barbados 3:26.59
1) Trent, Deshon 98 2) Leacock, Rivaldo 98
3) Atkins, Josiah 99 4) Smith, Tremaine 00
7 Curacao 3:35.12
1) Jack, Aldrick 00 2) Cova, Errol 98
3) Boafo, Joel 99 4) Jansen, Germain 98
8 Turks and Caicos Islands 3:40.39
1) Knight, Jevoy 98 2) Reyes, Ken 99
3) Jennings, Colby 00 4) Fenelus, Wilkenson 99

Event 218 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Under 20
================================================================
CR: # 3:31.47 4/25/2011 Jamaica, Jamaica
O. James, J. Russell, S. Cambell, C. Gordon
WJR: J 3:27.60 7/18/2004 USA Junior, USA
A. Anderson, A. Kidd, S. Smith, N. Hastings
Team Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Jamaica 3:37.96
1) Williams, Yeaschea 97 2) James, Tiffany 97
3) Knight, Andrenette 96 4) Loney, Dawnalee 96
2 British Virgin Islands 3:46.43
1) Warner, Lakeisha 97 2) Moses, Tarika 97
3) Hill, Taylor 96 4) Lacey, Jonel 96
3 Trinidad and Tobago 3:47.55 (Bronze Medal)
1) Scott, Thyla-Maree 97 2) Clarke, Kayelle 96
3) Maxime, Jeunice 97 4) Parris, Jeminise 97
4 Bahamas 3:47.62
1) Dorsett, Shaquania 97 2) White, Marissa 96
3) Gray, Alexis 97 4) Campbell, Coshan 96

219 19:50 4 X 400 Meters Boys Under 20 Final (T&T team competed in this event & won a bronze medal)

20:20 CLOSING CEREMONY

Sando prince · « **Reply #111 on:** April 06, 2015, 12:46:20 PM »

Interviews with two of T&T Carifta Champions

Interview with Fifteen-year-old Tyriq Horsford http://www.tv6tnt.com/news/Horsford-breaks-Carifta-record-298737291.html

Interview with Portious Warren http://www.tv6tnt.com/news/Warren-gets-her-gold-298737191.html

Socapro · « **Reply #112 on:** April 06, 2015, 12:53:13 PM »

Based on the above info we have T&T athletes in 15 Finals this evening meaning we have 15 chances of winning a medal but I think our best chances of winning medals this evening will be from the following athletes/teams if they put out their best performances:-

Jeminise Parris in the U-20 100m Hurdles
Aaron Lewis in the U-20 110m Hurdles
Terry Fredericks in the U-18 800m
Chelsea James in the U-20 Discus
Akanni Hislop in the U-18 200m
Kayelle Clarke in the U-20 200m
Jonathan Farinha in the U-20 200m
T&T Team in the Men's U-18 4x400m
T&T Team in the Men's U-20 4x400m

If all goes well our best chances of gold medals this evening will be from Akanni Hislop, Kayelle Clarke & Jonathan Farinha. We may possibly win another gold medal but it is difficult to predict who of our other likely medalists will rise to the occasion and strike gold and note that PB's might be required from all the possible gold medalists.

Socapro · « **Reply #113 on:** April 06, 2015, 03:23:43 PM »

Link for live coverage going on right now: http://zizonline.com/tv/channel-5/

che · « **Reply #114 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:13:17 PM »

Hislop just won GOLD in the U18 200m .

They showed a quick look at the medal table. We are in 4th place.

1st Jam , 2nd Bah , 3 Bar.

Seems like every year we are falling further behind.

che · « **Reply #115 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:21:32 PM »

Back to Back GOLD for T&T as Clarke wins girls U20 200m

che · « **Reply #116 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:31:41 PM »

Farinha pulls up in the boys U20 200m

Socapro · « **Reply #117 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:51:32 PM »

Quote from: che on April 06, 2015, 04:13:17 PM

Hislop just won GOLD in the U18 200m .

They showed a quick look at the medal table. We are in 4th place. 1st Jam , 2nd Bah , 3 Bar.

Seems like every year we are falling further behind.

Tell that to Sando Prince.

He seems to think that we are improving and that our competition improving faster than us does not matter.

Once again Barbados and Bahamas has no right to be beating us at CARIFTA and for us to feel contented about it.

Sando prince · « **Reply #118 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:51:46 PM »

Trinidad and Tobago Kayelle Clarke wins U20 Girls 200m Final Carifta Games 2015

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/R1WVaxgB59U" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">https://www.youtube.com/v/R1WVaxgB59U</a>

Sando prince · « **Reply #119 on:** April 06, 2015, 04:52:59 PM »

Quote from: Socapro on April 06, 2015, 04:51:32 PM

Quote from: che on April 06, 2015, 04:13:17 PM
Hislop just won GOLD in the U18 200m .

They showed a quick look at the medal table. We are in 4th place. 1st Jam , 2nd Bah , 3 Bar.

Seems like every year we are falling further behind.

Tell that to Sando Prince.

He seems to think that we are improving and that our competition improving faster than us does not matter.

Once again Barbados and Bahamas has no right to be beating us at CARIFTA and for us to feel contented about it.

Sando Prince is focused on TnT improving in individual events in each discipline which will lead to more medals. Does not matter if we finish third, fourth or fith on the medal table once we improve from the previous year.