JAAA Carifta Trials pictorial
Worldyouth400mchampionMartin Manley(centre) of St Jagoeasily wins the Under-18 400m in an impressive46.51 seconds. At right is KC'sNathaniel Bann who was second in47.24. Calabar's Anthony Carpenter (left)finished sixth in 49.32 seconds.
Athletics, Sports
March 10, 2014

JAAA Carifta Trials pictorial

Results

Girls’ Under-18 Triple Jump

Hydel High Kerr, Britn 12.56m

Manchester High Wright, Shanique 12.10m

Hydel High Swaby, Abigail 11.97m

Girls; 17-19 Triple Jump

Holmwood Technic Moncrieffe, Tamara 12.67m

Holmwood Technic Coombs, Latavia 12.56m

Edwin Allen Allen, Claudette 12.20m

Boys’ Under-18 High Jump

St Jago High Wilson, Lusahane 1.95m

Wolmers Boys’ Davis, John-Micheal 1.90m

St George’s Col Cooper, Lorenzo 1.85m

Girls’ Under-18 Javelin Throw

ST Elizabeth TE Stevens, Sahjay 31.38m

Vere Technical Pryce, Avery 27.20m

Girls’ 17-19 Javelin Throw

Edwin Allen Leckford, Olivia 43.64m

Manchester High Binns, Isheka 41.72m

Happy Grove High McFarlane, MACY 35.89m

Boys’ Under-18 Shot Put

Ascot High McCarthy, Vashon 18.05m

Cornwall College Barrett, Warren 17.90m

Petersfield High Lawrence, Sanjae 17.26m

Girls’ Under-18 Discus Throw

Edwin Allen Fullerton, Janel 43.75m

Hydel High Brown, Devia 40.63m

Wolmers Christie, Coya 39.23m

Girls’ Under-18 Long Jump

Holmwood Baker, Collista 5.73m

Wolmers Bryan, Chris-Ann 5.63m

Edwin Allen Ashley, Annia 5.62m

Boys’ Under-18 Javelin Throw

St Jago High Gregory, Mario 53.84m

St Jago High Beckford, Trevon 52.62m

Petersfield High Nedrick, Kevin 50.05m

Boys’ 17-19 Javelin Throw

Kingston College Thomas, Orlando 57.83m

UWI Richards, Zaavan 57.65m

Calabar High Mitchell, Andrian 53.32m

Girls’ Under-20 3,000m Run

Holmwood Watson, Shanieke 10:22.70

ST Elizabeth McLaughlin, Alethia 10:39.46

Edwin Allen Howell, Alvina 10:54.44

Boys’ Under-18 3,000m Run

St Elizabeth James, Jauvaney 8:56.97

Mavis Bank High Gordon, Garfield 8:58.49

Kingston College Buchanan, Shane 9:00.64

Boys’ 17-19 Discus Throw

Edwin Allen Gayle, Demar 53.43m

Petersfield Watson, Glefford 52.03m

Jamaica College Longmore, Alec-Verne 50.95m

Girls’ Under-18 100m Dash

St Jago Shaw, Kimone 11.55

St Jago Reid, Shanice 11.72

Alpha Grant, Kiara 11.84 Event 10 Boys Under 18 100 Meter Dash

St Jago Chambers, Raheem 10.28

KC Bloomfield, Akeem 10.42

St Jago Walker, Chad 10.45

Girls’ 17-19 100m Dash

Wolmers Smith, Jonielle 11.44

Holmwood Johnson, Diana 11.47

GC Foster Dallas, Kedisha 11.47

Boys’ 17-19 100m Dash

Bog Walk High Minzie, Jevaughn 10.40

Wolmer’s Robinson, Raheem 10.48

St Jago Chin, Jordan 10.49

Boys’ 17-19 Long Jump

Calabar High Fowler, Jevaughn 7.23m

Kingston College Nelson, Sharlanjo 7.20m

St George’s Moulton, Carlington 7.14m

Boys’ Under-20 Pole Vault

Jamaica College Mitchell, Christopher 3.90m

Jamaica College Kerr, Akeem 3.50m

Calabar High Cain, Tian 3.40m

Boys’ 17-19 5,000m Run

Holmwood Frith, Obrien 15:26.60

Kingston College Foote, Romario 15:47.35

St Jago High Green, Thaleeto 16:03.89

Girls’ Under-18 300m Hurdles

Holmwood Cohen, Shenice 41.40

Edwin Allen Kalawan, Shannon 41.63

Edwin Allen Moody, Patrice 42.70

Girls’ 17-19 400m Hurdles

Vere Technical Knight, Andrenette 58.59

Mico University Green, Kimone 59.11

St Jago High Leith, Genekee 59.13

Girls’ Under-18 High Jump

Rusea’s High Destin, Lamara 1.73m

Hydel High Kerr, Britny 1.65m

Hydel High Salmon, Shian 1.65m

Girls’ 17-19 Discus Throw

Edwin Allen Frazer, Rochelle 47.44m

Edwin Allen Gayle, Paul-Ann 46.46m

Hydel High Lawrence, Shadae 45.90m

Boys’ Under-18 400m Hurdles

Wolmer’s Hyde, Jaheel 51.06

Munro College Crooks, Duran 53.21

St Elizabeth Smith, Orlando 54.22

Boys 17-19 400m Hurdles

St Elizabeth Williams, Okeen 51.79

St Elizabeth Williams, Marvin 51.84

Kingston College Baker, Davian 53.59

Girls’ Under-18 800m Run

St Elizabeth Bromfield, Junelle 2:10.10

Vere Technical Dixon, Britnie 2:13.52

Holmwood May, Chrissani 2:14.27

Boys’ Under-18 800m Run

Holmwood Butler, Ryan 1:53.74

Petersfield Dunkley, Ryan 1:54.04

St Elizabeth Tate, Paul 1:55.74

Girls’ 17-19 800m Run

St Jago High McPherson, Monique 2:09.07

St Elizabeth Smith, Chantai 2:10.28

Vere Whyte, Sasha Gaye 2:12.09

Boys’ 17-19 800m Run

Calabar High Hamilton, Rajay 1:51.90

Spalding High Robinson, Kevon 1:51.97

KC Morrison, Miguel 1:52.55

Girls’ Under-18 Shot Put

Edwin Allen Fullerton, Janel 14.79m

Holmwood Samuels, Geogetta 13.11m

Alpha Jarman, Ashley 12.50m

Exelsior Love, Shanice 12.45m

Hydel High Brown, Devia 12.22m

Boys’ Under-18 Long Jump

Jamaica College Wasome, Obrien 7.16m

St Jago High Jackson-Chin, Roje 6.94m

Kingston College Wellington, Shammawi 6.93m

Boys’ 17-19 High Jump

Jamaica College Brown, Clayton 2.13m

Wolmers Ogilvie, Javier 1.90m

Kingston College Dawson, Shavaun 1.90m

Boys’ Under-18 Discus Throw

Ascot High McCarthy, Vashon 52.20m

Cornwall College Barrett, Warren 51.07m

Wolmers Lynch, Malik 48.50m

Girls’ 17-19 Shot Put

Edwin Allen Frazer, Rochelle 13.92m

Manchester Binns, Isheka 12.75m

ST Andrew Champagnie, Ayesha 12.57m

Girls’ Under-18 100m Hurdles

Manchester Marshall, Sidney 13.64

Wolmer’s Brown, Janeek 13.68

St Jago Thompson, Safiya 13.93

Girls’ 17-19 100m Hurdles

Holmwood Thompson, Yanique 13.55

St Jago Williams, Peta-Gay 13.60

Edwin Allen Lewis, Shanice 13.78

Boys’ 17-19 Shot Put

Edwin Allen Gayle, Demar 16.91m

Cornwall College Brown, Christopher 16.45m

Jamaica College Longmore, Alec-Verne 16.24m

Boys’ Under-18 110m Hurdles

Wolmer’s Hyde, Jaheel 13.19

St Jago Jackson-Chin, Roje 13.33

Wolmer’s Bennett, Khori 14.09

Boys’ 17-19 110m Hurdles

Jamaica College Mason, Tyler 13.46

St Elizabeth Williams, Marvin 13.78

Kingston College Atkinson, Jovaine 13.92

Girls’ Under-18 200m Dash

St Jago Whyte, Natalliah 24.28

Edwin Allen Clarke, Shellece 24.46

Edwin Allen Hopkins, Aaliyah 24.58

Boys’ Under-18 Triple Jump

Jamaica College Wasome, Obrien 15.72m

Campion College Scott, Jordan 14.73m Calabar High Lowe, Javier 14.62m

Girls’ 17-19 High Jump

Immaculate Morgan, Safia 1.80m

Herbert Morrison Hanson, Sashane 1.75m

St Andrew High Palmer, Chennel 1.75m

Boys’ Under-18 200m Dash

St Jago High Walker, Chad 21.25

Calabar High Hewitt, Fabian 21.92

St Elizabeth Cornwall, Hujaye 22.02

Boys’ 17-19 Triple Jump

Cornwall College Lewis, Odaine 15.86m

Jamaica College Brown, Clayton 15.77m

Kingston College Gibson, Gavin 15.16m

Girls’ 17-19 200m Dash

Edwin Allen Cameron, Saqukine 23.44

GC Foster Dallas, Kedisha 24.03

St Catherine Hyde, Shian 24.07

Boys’ 17-19 200m Dash

Bog Walk High Minzie, Jevaughn 21.14

Ardenne Sweeney, Beresford 21.31

GCFoster Gray, Jovon 21.59

Girls’ Under-18 1,500m Run

Vere Technical Dixon, Britnie 4:37.17

St Elizabeth Bromfield, Junelle 4:40.02

Edwin Allen Robb, Asshanni 4:43.28

Boys’ Under-18 1,500m Run

Kingston College Buchanan, Shane 4:05.89

St Elizabeth James, Jauvaney 4:06.93

Calabar High Atkinson, Terrol 4:07.03

Girls’ 17-19 1,500m Run

Vere Technical Whyte, Sasha Gaye 4:36.78

St Jago High McPherson, Monique 4:42.33

St Elizabeth Smith, Chantai 4:46.50

Boys’ 17-19 1,500m Run

Spalding High Dawson, Chadoye 3:55.91

Kingston College Rochester, Delano 3:58.85

Munro College Fullerton, Tariq 3:59.00

Girls’ Under-18 400m Run

Papine High James, Tiffany 53.76

Hydel High Duggan, Taqece 54.73

Edwin Allen Barnes, Moisha 55.14

Boys’ Under-18 400m Run

St Jago High Manley, Martin 46.51

Kingston College Bann, Nathaniel 47.24

St Elizabeth Ellis, Nigel 47.45

Girls 17-19 400m Run

Balaclava High Loney, Dawnalee 52.87

Vere Technical McNeil, Yanique 53.00

Edwin Allen Haughton, Camira 53.01

Boys’ 17-19 400m Run

St Jago High Allen, Nathon 46.11

St Jago High Henry, Ivan 46.54

Kemps Hill Doodnaughsingh, Marco 46.84

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ShaneBuchanan of KC leadsthe pack on his way tovictory in the Under-181,500m in 4:05.89. At right isShevan Parks of Bellefield Highand immediately behind Buchananis Nathan Brown of Excelsior High,who both finished out of the frame.(PHOTOS: BRYAN CUMMINGS)
Raheem Chambers (left) of St Jago iscongratulated by a member of hisschool’s coaching staff afterrunning a stunning 10.28 secondsto win the Under-18 100m.
Clayton Brown of JC clearing thebar at 2.13m to easily wins theUnder-20 high jump.
JC’s ObrienWaysome isairborne for amassive jumpof 7.16m towin theUnder-18Long Jump.He was theonlycompetitor overseven metres.
Ascot’s Vashon McCarthy about todeliver another massive effort on hisway to capturing the Under-18Discus Throw with a heave of52.20m. McCarthy had earlierwon the Shot Put with 18.05mon Saturday.
Cornwall College’s OdaineLewis on his way to animpressive 15.86m to winthe Under-20 Triple Jump.
Manchester High’s Sidney Marshall (centre) upsets the apple cart inthe winning the Under-18 110m hurdles in 13.64 seconds. At right isJeanine Williams of Immaculate High, who finished fourth in 13.93seconds. At left is Krista-Gaye Forbes also of Immaculate High. (Observer File Photo)<br>
OKEEN WILLIAMS (left) and MARVIN WILLIAMS… STETHS pairfavourites for 400m hurdles

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