Stewart doubles at Falcon Games ...just short of T&T shot put record

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Stewart doubles at Falcon Games *
...just short of T&T shot put record
By Kwame Laurence, kwame.laurence@trinidadexpress.com
Published on Mar 22, 2016, 1:00 am AST (T&T Express)

BIG THROW: Akeem Stewart

Akeem Stewart produced a big 19.26 metres throw to win the Falcon Games men's shot put event, at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Bacolet, Tobago, on Saturday.

The 23-year-old para athlete underlined his class with a dominant display against able-bodied opponents. Shervorne Worrell was more than four metres adrift of Stewart, claiming silver with a 15.12m effort. Kesean Phillips (14.61m) picked up bronze.

Stewart opened the competition at 18.53m, and followed up with the big 19.26m throw. The Parapan American double gold medallist fouled in round three, but came back strong in the fourth round, throwing the iron ball 18.55m. He fouled again in round five, before closing off at 18.32m.

Stewart's winning throw was just eight centimetres short of the 19.34m Trinidad and Tobago record he had established in April 2013.

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Stewart's 19.26/Richards' 7.40 highlight first day at Falcon Games
March 20th, 2016 4:13pm (TrackAlerts.com)

Akeem Stewart of Tobago Falcons and Che Richards of Oasics, en route to victory at 2016 Falcon Games. --Photo: SPORTS CORE

SCARBOROUGH, Tobago: Akeem Stewart (Tobago Falcons) and Che Richards (Oasics) were the stand-out performers on the first day of the 15th annual Tobago Falcons Games at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet on Saturday (March, 19).

Stewart took the men’s shot put with a season’s best throw of 19.26m. The winning mark was short of his national record of 19.34 set in 2013. The victory is the second straight for the 2011 double Carifta medallist who won at the Southern Games in Guaracara Park in Trinidad (March 13) with 18.34, his previous season’s best. The 23 year old is was aiming for the Olympic qualifying standard of 20.50. Stewart is the 2015 Para-Pan American double gold medallist and is looking to qualify for the Rio Olympics in Brazil in Augusts as he has already booked his spot at the Rio Paralympics Games. He is seeking to become the first local athlete to compete at both the Olympics and Paralympics.

Taking the minor places were 2011 Carifta boys under 17 discus champion Shervorne Worrell (UTT), 15.12 and Kesean Phillips (UWI), 14.61 in a repeat of the podium finish at the Southern Games.

Richards topped the field in the men’s long jump with a personal best of  7.44m/0.8m/s. The 2013 Carifta boys under 17 bronze medallist and 2015 National Open Academic Scolarship winner in Languages improved on his previous best of 7.30 set at winning at the Carifta trials on March 6. Multiple Southern Games champion Dwaine Herbert (UTT), 6.89, took the runner-up spot ahead of his younger brother Dwight (Warriors) 6.83.  Richards showed that he is shape to vie for the gold in the boys under 20 event at this year’s Carifta Games in St. Georges, Grenada next weekend (March 26-28). He is one of 42 athletes who will representing T&T at the regional meet.

Former World Indoor and Junior 4x400m bronze medallist Jereem Richards (Unattached) took the men’s 400m (46.65) ahead of Kyle Greaux (Abilene Wildcats), 47.32, and Tacuma Sterling (Alpha), 47.69. Three -time Carifta shot put gold medallist Chelsea James (Tobago Falcons) also fine-tuned her Carifta preparation by triumphing in the women’s discus (43.37) ahead of 43 year old multiple World Masters champion Geraldine George (Pt. Fortin New Jets), 36.58 and Chevelle Mc Pherson (Zenith), 34.06. Chelsea will be vying for gold in the girls under 20 shot put and discus in Grenada.

Reigning Carifta boys under 18 javelin champ and record holder Tyriq Horsford (Zenith) led several other Carifta-bound athletes to victories. Horsford took the boys under 18 javelin with a toss of 67.91, well short of his 71.52m national youth record at the Carifta Trials. Tyrel Edwards (Toco-Titans-boys under 18 100m-11.12/-1.3), Vandel Joseph (Zenith-men’s javelin-60.93), Josiah Edwards (Abilene Wildcats-boy’s under  18 long jump-6.78), Clarance Hannibal (Tobago Falcons-boys under 18 shot put-15.47), Ako Hislop (Zenith-boy’s under 18 110m hurdles-14.59/-0.2), Jenea Spinks (Concorde-girls under 18 100m-12.29/-1.8 ), Anya Akili (Kaizen Panthers-girls under 18 100m hurdles-14.49/-2.0) and Joanna Rogers (Cougars-girls under 16 400m-57.32) all registered wins before flying over to the Spice Island.

Emma Hubbard led a sweep of the top five places in the girls under 18 1500m (4:52.10) for her Caltaf club on Calagary, Canada. Her club mates Liam Murray (boys under 18-4:17.45), Katie Chehow-women’-4:52.01 and Rhys Kramer (men’s-4:01.94) also won all the other 1500m races.

The Games ended Sunday with the 200m, 800m, 400m hurdles, 3000m/5000m and 4x400m relays. The two day meet returned to the Dwight Yorke Stadium for the first time since 2011. Among the sponsors are Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport of the Tobago House of Assembly, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport, TSTT, Blue Waters, Esterphan Auto Rentals, Johnson Driving School.


DAY ONE RESULTS

Under 10

Girls

60m: 1st Esther Alcazar (Zenith) 9.868, 2nd Hailey Lynch (Memphis Pioneers) 9.81, 3rd Azalea Quashie (Zenith) 9.85

Boys

60m: 1st Imanni Matthews (Toco Titans) 8.77, 2nd Tristan Goodridge (Cougars) 9.05, 3rd Jahem Mc Farlene (Oasics) 9.15

Under 12

Girls

60m: 1st Janae De Gannes (Zenith) 8.62, 2nd Kadija Pickering (Abilene Wildcats) 8.79, 3rd Janika Jordan (Cougars) 8.81

Boys

60m: 1st Tyreese James (Silver Bullets) 8.33, 2nd Reyshawn Andrews (Memphis Pioneers) 8.39, 3rd Kyrel Thomas (Cougars) 8.42

Mixed 4x100m relay: 1st Cougars 54.10, 2nd Memphis Pioneers 54.76, 3rd Abilene Wildcats 55.81

Under 14

Girls

100m: 1st Shaniquq Bascombe (Cougars) 13.10, 2nd Vanessa Stephen (Silver Bullets) 13.16, 3rd Arianne Lucio (Memphis Pioneers) 13.40

Boys

100m: 1st Shakeem Mc Kay (Memphis Pioneers) 12.07, 2nd Daniel Qui (Memphis Pioneers) 12.30, 3rd Jordan Pope (Cougars) 12.55

Mixed 4x100m relay: 1st Memphis Pioneers 48.93, 2nd Cougars 49.45, 3rd Silver Bullets 53.32

Under 16

Girls

100m: Naomi Campbell (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 12.81, 2nd J’da Browne (Memphis Pioneers) 12.89, 3rd Caliyah Wallace (Cougars) 13.06

400m: 1st Joanna Rogers (Cougars) 57.32, 2nd Patrice Richards (Neon Wolves) 58.88, 3rd Aaliyah Mitchell (Abilene Wildcats) 59.96

High jump: 1st Shannon Daniel (Tobago Falcons) 1.30

Discus: 1st Jusoynia Fifi (Toco Titans) 21.13, 2nd Shenelle Licorish (Striders) 23.92, 3rd Shakera Kirk (Tobago Falcons) 22.92

Boys

100m: 1st Jerrel Daniel (Kaizen Panthers) 11.34, 2nd Shakeel John (Concorde) 11.69, 3rd Jeremy Charles (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 11.82

400m: 1st Ethan Forde (Cougars) 51.59, 2nd Chaz Alexander (Palo Seco) 51.94, 3rd Jyasi Murray (Abilene Wildcats) 52.66

Mixed 4x100m relay: 1st Pt. Fortin New Jets 45.93, 2nd Cougars 46.41, 3rd Memphis Pioneers 48.69

Long jump: 1st Savion Joseph (Zenith) 5.97, 2nd Shaquille Benjamin (Kaizen Panthers) 5.90, 3rd Jonathan Thomas (Zenith) 5.83

Shot put: 1st Christopher Crawford (Tobago Falcons) 12.61, 2nd Xavier Horsley (D’Abadie Progressive) 11.81

Under 18

Girls

100 (-1.8 ): 1st Jenea Spinks (Concorde) 12.29, 2nd Akilah Lewis (Concorde) 12.25, 3rd Akeera Esdelle (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 12.40

400m: 1st Schrese Trim (Zenith) 59.04, 2nd Anika Wolfe (Pt.-a-Pierre) 59.15, 3rd Sayanna Jordan (Caltaf-CAN) 1:01.24

100m hurdles (-2.0): 1st Anya Akili (Kaizen Panthers) 14.49, 2nd Cheziah Phillip (Toco Titans) 14.92, 3rd Safiya John (Kaizen Panthers) 15.07

1500m: 1st Emma Hubbard (Caltaf-CAN) 4:47.54, 2nd Savanna Jordan (Caltaf-CAN) 4:49.19, 3rd Shania Hogman (Caltaf-CAN) 5:05.50

Discus: 1st Chloe Roberts (Zenith) 23.10, 2nd Shantel Licorish (EFA) 22.94, 3rd  Sherese Webb (Warriors) 21.53

Boys

100m (-1.3): 1st Tyrel Edwards (Toco Titans) 11.12, 2nd Onil Mitchell (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 11.18, 3rd Javon Rawlins (St. Vincent Music School-SVG) 11.54

400m: 1st Onal Mitchell (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 48.91, 2nd Jaden St. Louis (Cougars) 49.43, 3rd Daniel Hernandez (D’Abadie Progressive) 50.21

1500m: 1st Liam Murray (Catlaf-CAN) 4:17.45, 2nd Evan Wildman (Caltaf-CAN) 4:18.15, 3rd Sabato McDowall (St. Vincent Music Sch-SVG)

110m hurdles (-0.2): 1st Ako Hislop (Kaizen Panthers) 14.59, 2nd Anderson Subero (Cheetahs) 17.67

Shot put: 1st Clarence Hannibal (Tobago Falcons) 15.47, 2nd Teejay Rancharan (Warriors) 13.34, 3rd Josh Lawrence (Newtown) 9.38

Javelin: 1st Tyriq Horsford (Zenith) 67.91, 2nd Kareem Peters (Zenith) 45.39, 3rd Antonia Clarke (Sangre Grande) 35.28

Long jump; 1st Josiah Edwards (Abilene Wildcats) 6.78, 2nd Joel Thomas (Zenith) 6.59, 3rd Jaydon Antoine (Neon Wolves) 6.57

4x100m: 1st Abilene Wildcats 43.08, 2nd  St. Vincent Music Sch-SVG) 44.18, 3rd Zenith 44.92

Under 20

Boys

100m (-1.5): 1st Xavier Mulgata (Memphis Pioneers) 10.88, 2nd Corey Stewart (Abilene Wildcats) 10.98, 3rd Jerod Elcock (Abilene Wildcats) 11.13

400m: Kashief King (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 48.28, 2nd Jesse Fredericks (Memphis Pioneers) 49.75, 3rd Keivonne Alexander (Unattached) 49.88

110m hurdles (-0.2): 1st Jude Atwell (Pt-a-Pierre) 15.25

Shot put; 1st Ian West (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 13.64, 2nd Akeel Antoine (Neon Wolves) 12.69, 3rd Nkosi James (UWI) 12.43

Open

Women

100m (-1.7): 1st Kamaria Durant (Simplex) 11.95, 2nd Kadesha Prescott (Concorde) 12.43, 3rd Karista Thomas (12.67

400m: Romona Modeste (Abilene Wildcats) 54.50 (heats….54.96), 2nd Janiel Bellille (Abilene Wildcats) 56.20, 3rd Jerisa James (Memphis Pioneers) 57.81

1500m: 1st Katie Chehowy (Caltaf-CAN) 4:52.01, 2nd Rebecca John (Caltaf-CAN) 4:52.51, 3rd April Francis (Abilene Wildcats) 5:16.75

100m hurdles (-2.0): 1st Kechelle Douglas (UTT) 17.41

High jump: 1st Kechelle Douglas (UTT) 1.55, 2nd Aiesha Colthrust (Neon Wolves) 1.55

Discus: 1st Chelsea James (Tobago Falcons) 43.47, 2nd Geraldine George (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 36.58, 3rd Chevelle Mc Pherson (Zenith) 34.06,

4x100m: 1st T&T Carifta Games 46.86, 2nd Memphis Pioneers 47.77, 3rd UWI 53.30

Men

100m (0.4): 1st Courtney Bascombe (Abilene Wildcats) 10.69, 2nd Ian Thomas (Memphis Pioneers) 10.75, 3rd Lesean Noel (Pt.-a-Pierre) 10.77

400m: Jereem Richards (Unattached) 46.65, 2nd Kyle Greaux (Abilene Wildcats) 47.32, 3rd Tacuma Sterling (Alpha) 47.69

1500m: 1st Rhys Kramer (Catlaf-CAN) 4:01.94, 2nd Clifton Sylvester (TTDF) 4:06.35, 3rd George Smith (TTDF) 4:12.09

110m hurdles (-0.2): 1st Aaron Lewis (UTT) 14.89, 2nd Keal Armstrong (Rebirth) 15.48, 3rd Mauricezo Lindsay (Zenith) 16.14

Long jump: 1st Che Richards (Oasics) 7.44 pb, 2nd Dwaine Herbert (UTT) 6.89, 2nd Dwight Herbert (Warriors) 6.83

Shot put: 1st Akeem Stewart (Tobago Falcons) 19.26, 2nd Shervorne Worell (UTT) 15.12, 3rd Kesean Philllips (UWI) 14.61

Javelin: 1st Vandel Joseph (Zenith) 60.93, 2nd Jeffrey Williams (Kaizen Panthers) 58.03, 3rd Precious George (UTT) 55.26

4x100m: 1st Abilene Wildcats 40.87, 2nd Concorde 41.57, 3rd T&T Carifta 41.59.

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Tobago throwers dominate at Falcons Games
March 22nd, 2016 10:11am (TrackAlerts.com)

Asha James of Zenith (left) and Kamaria Durant of Simplex (right), star at 2016 Falcon Games.
 --Photo: SPORTS CORE

SCARBOROUGH, Tobago: Tobago throwers made full use of competing at home to shine in front of their supporters at the 15th annual Tobago Falcons Games at the Dwight Yorke Stadium, Bacolet on March 19 & 20. 

Leading the way was double Para-Pan American Games champion and World Parathlete record holder Akeem Stewart of the host club Tobago Falcons. Stewart followed up his impressive victory in the men’s shot put (19.26m) on first day of action on Saturday by taking the men’s discus with a mark of 55.84m, less than two metres of his personal best 57.57m set earlier this year.

Stewart was not the only Tobago Falcons thrower to achieve the throws double as three-time Carifta champion Chelsea James (women’s shot put-13.43 , discus-43.47), Clarence Hannibal (boys under 18 shot put-15.47, discus-46.84) and Christopher Crawford (boys under 16 shot put-12.61, discus-42.59) all mounted the top of the podium twice.  James and Hannibal will be hoping for similar success at the Carifta Games in St. Georges, Grenada on the weekend.

Zenith athletes showed their strength in the javelin as last year’s Carifta girls under 18 silver medallist Asha James led a Zenith sweep of the Girls under 18 event on the second day on Sunday with a distance of 46.69 to a finish ahead of club mates Kymoi Noray (39.38) and Talena Murray (35.68) as she did at the Carifta trials on March 5 & 6. 

Asha will also be going for gold in Grenada. On Saturday, reigning Carifta boys under 18 champion and record holder Tyriq Horsford took the boys under 18 title (67.91) for Zenith ahead of team-mate Kareem Peters (45.39).  Another Zenith athlete, Vandel Joseph, secured the men’s top prize with 60.93 with Jeffrey Williams (Kaizen Panthers) of Tobago in second (58.03).  Zenith also had success in the girls under 18 shot put (Tonya Chapman-12.15) and discus (Chloe Roberts-23.10). Toco Titans’ Josoynia Fifi upset the Tobago trend by winning the girls under 16 shot put (11.73) and discus (21.13).

On the track 2014 World Relay 4x100m bronze medallist Kamaria Durant (Simplex) sped to her second sprint double in as many meets. Durant took the women’s 100m (11.95/-1.7) and 200m (23.93/-1.6) running into head winds. At the Southern Games at Point-a-Pierre on March 13 she also won the 100 and 200m titles.

The 2015 World Championships campaigner was one of seven athletes to record double victories on the track. Janae De Gannes (Zenith) was most impressive of them all as she ran away with the girls under 12 60m and 150m titles and narrowly missed on medalling in the girls under 16 long jump. The younger sister of national junior table-tennis player Jasher De Gannes finished fourth in the long jump. Other double winners were: Imanni Matthews (Toco Titans)- G U10 60m/150m, Tyrese James (Silver Bullets) B U12 60m/150m, Shaniqua Bascombe (Cougars) G U14 100m/200m, Shakeem Mc Kay (Memphis Pioneers) B U14 100m/200m and Katie Chehowy (Caltaf-CAN) Women 1500m/3000m.

In the 4x100m and 4x400m relays  Abilene Wildcats took three victories (B U 18 4x100m, 4x400m & men’s 4x100m) while Cougars secured the mixed under 12 4x100m and mixed under 16 4x400m gold medals.
Memphis Pioneers (mixed under 14 4x100m), Point Fortin New Jets (boys under 16 4x100m), TTDF (men’s 4x400m) and the Carifta Girls under 18 (women’s 4x100m) all secured relay titles. 

Over the two days of action athletes from athletic clubs in Trinidad and Tobago matched strides against competitors from St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Canada, Suriname. Among the sponsors of the 15th annual Tobago Falcons Games were the Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport of the Tobago House of Assembly, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport, TSTT, Office Authority, Rena’s Roti Shop, Star Excavation and Transport, Viola’s Place, The Mangrove Shop, John Plumbing and Brantal’s Grill House.

Complete results: http://www.ttnaaa.org/results/2015/falcon/

DAY TWO RESULTS

Under 10

Girls

150m: 1st Azalea Quashie (Zenith) 23.76, 2nd Odika Simmonds (Fyzabad Athletics Stars) 24.36, 3rd Taylor Bernard (Mason Hall) 24.61

Boys

150m: 1st Immani Matthews (Toco Titans) 21.33, 2nd  Kelvin Cudjoe (Memphis Pioneers) 22.58, 3rd Makaelon Woods (Cougars) 22.77

Under 12

Girls

150m:1st Janae De Gannes (Zenith) 20.93, 2nd Kadija Pickering (Abilene Wildcats) 21.41, 3rd Janika Jordan (Cougars) 22.11

Boys

150m: 1st Tyreese James (Silver Bullets) 20.52, 2nd Keone Job (Memphis Pioneers) 20.82, 3rd Reyshawn Andrews (Memphis Pioneers) 20.84

Under 14

Girls

200m: 1st Shaniquq Bascombe (Cougars) 26.57, 2nd Xea Bruce (Toco Titans) 27.45, 3rd Arianne Lucio (Memphis Pioneers) 27.58

Boys

200m: 1st Shakeem Mc Kay (Memphis Pioneers) 24.63, 2nd Jordan Pope (Cougars) 24.75, 3rd Kern Cedeno (Fyzabad Athletic Stars) 25.12

Under 16

Girls

200m: 1st Caliyah Wallace (Cougars) 25.48, 2nd Joanna Rogers (Cougars)  25.98, 3rd Patrice Richards (Neon Wolves) 26.06

Long jump: 1st Nanyamka Baptiste (La Brea) 4.73, 2nd Cassandar Joseph (Toco Titans) 4.57, 3rd Jada James (Toco Titans) 4.25, 4th 1(1 year old) Janae De Gannes (Zenith) 4.15

Shot put: 1st Jusoynia Fifi (Toco Titans) 11.73, 2nd Shenelle Licorish (Striders) 10.89, 3rd Tehealia Kennedy (Zenith) 8.74

Boys

200m: 1st Timothy Frederick (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 22.32, 2nd Avindale Smith (Abilene Wildcats) 22.92, 3rd Shakeel John (Concorde) 23.17

800m: 1st Jordan Cooper (Paso Sec) 2:22.42, 2nd Xavier Horsley (D’Abadie Progressive) 2:32.79

High jump: 1st Jevonnie Lavia (St. Vincent Grammar School-SVG) 1.75, 2nd Gian Luca Da Silva (St. Vincent Grammar School-SVG) 1.65, 3rd Justin Guy (Kaizen Panthers) 1.60

Discus: 1st Christopher Crawford (Tobago Falcons) 42.59, 2nd Xavier Horsley (D’Abadie Progressive) 35.73, 3rd Tarik Ramey (Scarborough Sec) 28.74

Mixed 4x400m relay: 1st Cougars 3:46.09, 2nd Scarborough Sec 4:19.39, 3rd La Brea 4:20.61

Under 18

Girls

200m (-1.0): 1st Ayla Stanislaus (Zenith) 25.23, 2nd Jodiah McSween (Abilene Wildcats) 25.59, 3rd Anika Wolfe (Pt.-a-Pierre) 25.89

800m: 1st Kershel McIntyre (Cougars) 2:17.47, 2nd Savanna Jordan (Caltaf-CAN) 2:17.88, 2nd Emma Hubbard (Caltaf-CAN) 2:19.38

Shot put: 1st Tonya Chapman (Zenith) 12.15, 2nd Peaches Stewart (Tobago Falcons) 12.01, 3rd Shanel Licorish (EFA) 11.21

Long jump: 1st Safiya John (Kaizen Panthers) 5.25, 2nd Anya Akili (Kaizen Panthers) 4.91, 3rd Aquilla St. Louis (D’Abadie Progressive) 4.89

Javelin: Asha James (Zenith) 46.69, 2nd Kymoi Noray (Zenith) 39.38, 3rd Talena Murray (Zenith) 35.68

Boys

200m (1.1): 1st Jahi Hernandez (Abilene Wildcats)  22.08, 2nd David Pierce (Memphis Pioneers) 22.48, 3rd Joshua Brown (Alpha) 22.70

800m: 1st Recardo Prescott (Cougars) 1:59.35, 2nd Daniel Hernandez (D’Abadie Progressive)1:59.40, 3rd  Liam Murray (Caltaf-CAN) 1:59.77

400m hurdles: 1st Anderson Subero (Cheetahs) 1:01.20, 2nd Justin Guy (Kaizen Panthers) 1:02.94, 3rd Shadell Baynes (Kaizen Panthers) 1:16.71

Discus: 1st Clarence Hannibal (Tobago Falcons) 46.84, 2nd Teejay Ramcharan (Warriors) 43.67, 3rd Malique Graham (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 33.28

High jump: 1st Javon Rawlins (St. Vincent Grammar School-SVG) 1.85, 2nd Franklyn Stanislaus (Kaizen Panthers) 1.85, 3rd Jaydon Antoine (Neon Wolves) 1.80

Triple jump: 1st Javon Rawlins (St. Vincent Grammar School-SVG)  13.41, 2nd Josiah Edwards (Abilene Wildcats) 13.28, 3rd Clement Campbell (Memphis Pioneers) 13.08

4x400m: 1st Abilene Wildcats 3:29.89, 2nd Palo Seco 3:31.98, 3rd St. Vincent Grammar Sch-SVG 3:34.83

Under 20

Boys

200m (-0.6): Jerod Elcock (Abilene Wildcats) 21.81, 2nd Corey Stewart (Abilene Wildcats)  21.92, 3rd Xavier Mulgata (Memphis Pioneers) 22.06

Discus: 1st Nkosi James (UWI) 40.10, 2nd Akeel Edwrads (Neon Wolves) 35.17, 3rd Kershon Procope (Zenith) 15.78

Open

Women

200m (-1.6): 1st Kamaria Durant (Simplex) 23.93, 2nd Romona Modeste (Abilene Wildcats) 24.35, 3rd Thyla-Marie Scot (Memphis Pioneers) 25.19

800m: 1st April Francis (Abilene Wildcats) 2:22.22, 2nd Alena Clarke (UTT) 2:29.52, 3rd Lauren Kryschuk (Caltaf-CAN) 2:34.72

400m hurdles: 1st Jeminise Parris (Memphis Pioneers) 1:02.50, 2nd Sarah Choate (Caltaf-CAN) 1:11.32

3000m:  1st Katie Chehowy (Caltaf-CAN) 10:40.04, 2nd Rebecca John (Caltaf-CAN) 10:48.32, 3rd Camille Duquet (UWI) 12:33.42

Long jump: 1st Alisha St. Louis (D’Abadie Progressive) 5.36, 2ne Rain Harper (UTT) 4.96, 3rd Aiesha Colthrust (Neon Wolves) 4.96

Shot put: 1st Chelsea James (Tobago Falcons) 13.43, 2nd Marielle Pierre (UWI) 12.77, 3rd Akidah Briggs (Toco Titans) 12.65

Javelin: 1st Geraldine George (Pt. Fortin New Jets) 40.55, 2nd Chuntal Mohan (UTT) 47.47, 3rd Akidah Briggs (Toco Titans) 37.15

Men

200m (-2.4): 1st Kyle Greaux (Abilene Wildcats) 20.94, 2nd Akanni Hislop (Zenith) 21.45, 3rd Kevin Haynes (TTDF) 21.85

800m: 1st Ashton Gill (Cougars) 1:53.56, 2nd Rhys Kramer (Caltaf-CAN) 1:55.21, 3rd Kerime Morris (TTDF) 1:56.43

5000m: 1st George Smith (TTDF) 16;34.72, 2nd Elvis Turner (Tobago Falcons) 17:09.89, 3rd Kriston Yahkarhim (Palo Seco) 18:04.72

400m hurdles: 1st Kern Alexis (Memphis Pioneers) 54.05, 2nd Kadesh Roberts (Memphis Pioneers) 54.50, 3rd Kobe John (Memphis Pioneers) 56.65

High jump: 1st Omari Benoit (Tobago Falcons) 2.01, 2nd Kareem Memphis Pioneers 1.95, 3rd Tarique Dan (Toco Titans) 1.90

Triple jump: 2st Dwaine Herbert (UTT) 14.08, 2nd Dwight Herbert (Warriors( 13.78, 3rd Kristopher La Touches (Memphis Pioneers) 12.79

Discus: 1st Akeem Stewart (Tobago Falcons) 55.84, 2nd Micah McNish (Striders) 46.26, 3rd Keon Francis (UWI) 45.93

4x400m: Unattachd 3:10.87, 1st  TTDF 3:16.46, 2nd UTT 3:18.55, 3rd Memphis 3:21.01

Masters

Women

200m: 2st Nicole Alleyne-Noreiga (Memphis Pioneers) 30.36, Krista Francis-Raymah (ZC) 31.27, 3rd Suzan Garcia (TT Masters) 33.04

Men

200m (-0.8 ): 1st (40-44) Norton St. Louis (TTDF) 22.85, 2nd (45-49) Andy Montique (Protons) 24.86, 3rd (50-54) Lester Herbert (ZC) 25.52, 4th (55-59) Raymond Smith (ZC) 26.27, 5th (50-54) Sherwin Marshall (TTDF) 27.16, 6th Learie Peters (Abilene Wildcats) 29.59