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Jauavney James rocks Kirkvine as four records go
Jauavney James of St Elizabeth Technical High Schools on his way to victory in a record 50.7 seconds at the Kirkvinemeet last Saturday. (PHOTOS: EVERARD OWEN
Athletics, Sports
January 18, 2015

Jauavney James rocks Kirkvine as four records go

Kirkvine, Manchester — St Elizabeth Technical High School’s Jauavney James broke two of the four records at the 23rd staging of the Puma/JAAA Charlie Fuller meet at Kirkvine last Saturday.

James, who picked up where he left off last season in his first year at Class Two when he won the event at the ISSA Boys’ and Girls’ Championships, sounded a warning by taking the 800m in 2 minutes, 03.70 seconds, to erase Lewisville’s Orette Ramikee’s 2 minutes 04.00 seconds set in 2002. He returned to take the 400m in a 50.70 seconds, running out of lane nine an erasing Kingston College’s Chadayne Walker’s 51 seconds set in 2012.

The other records to go were in the Class Two girls’ 400 m where Junelle Bromfield of STETHS registered 56.20 seconds to erase the previous mark of 56.90 seconds set by Holmwood Technical’s Anastasia Leroy in 2005; and the boys’ Classy One 400m where Rogay Granstan of Holmwood posted 48.40 seconds to equal the record of Greg Little of Wolmer’s.

The top three winners at the meet are below.

Girls’ 3000M

1 Jeima Davis Edwin Allen 11 minutes 25.4

2 Teresha Jacobs Edwin Allen 11 minutes 32.5

3 Shanice Buchanan Rusea’s High 11 minutes 34.4

Boys’ 5000M

1 Evroy Johnson Edwin Allen 16 minutes 53.3

2 Shane Buchanan Kingston College 17 minutes 00.5

3 Romar Mundle, Romar 16 Bellefield High School 17 minutes 03.9

Girls’ 200 M Class 4

1 Saskieka Steele, Holmwood Technical 25.2 secs

2 Kevona Davis, Edwin Allen 25.3 secs

3 Shanique Rowe, Edwin Allen 25.4 secs

Girls’ 200 M Class 3

1 Kimone Shaw, St Jago 24.6 secs

2 Carla Lawson, Spot Valley 25.1 secs

3 Michael Harriott, Holmwood 25.1 secs

Boys’ 200 M Class 3

1 Roshawn Rowe, Kingston College 22.9 secs 2 Daniel Chambers, St Jago 23.0 secs

3 Akeem Smith, Kingston College 23.2 secs

Girls’ 200 M Class 2

1 Angielee Jackson, Green Island High School 24.1 secs

2 Kishauna Smith, Herbert Morrison 24.5 secs

3 Leacea Robinson, Holmwood 24.8 secs

Boys’ 200 M Class 2

1 Tyreke Bryan, Kingston College 21.8 secs

2 Jadeja Reynolds, Herbert Morrison 21.9 secs

3 Odane McPherson, Greater Portmore High 22.1 secs

Girls’ 200 M Class 1

1 Shanta Deer, Holmwood 24.6 secs

2 Shanice Lewis, Edwin Allen 24.8 secs

3 Tashoy Blake Edwin Allen 25.0 secs

Boys’ 200 M Class 1

1 Twayne Crooks, Kingston College 21.0 secs

2 Hujaye Cornwall, St Elizabeth 21.0 secs

3 Devaughn Ellington, Petersfield 21.1 seconds

Women’s 200 M Dash Open

1 Shereca Hemmings, University of Technology 25.2 secs

2 Shakera Ragnatt, G C Foster College 26.7 secs

3 Renae Williams, Unattached 27.0 secs

Men’s 200 M Dash

1 Raheem Jackson, G C Foster College 21.7 secs 1 Ajamu Graham, University of Technology 21.7 3 Jason Williams, MVP Track & Field Club 21.9 secs

Girls’ 800 M Class 3

1 Tara Bert, Ruseas High 2 minutes 25.1 secs

2 Shaniel Smith, St Elizabeth Technical High 2 minutes 26.4 secs

3 Cemore Donald, Edwin Allen 2 minutes 26.7 secs

Event 13 Boys’ 800 M Class 3

1 Antonio Watson, Petersfield High 2 minutes 16.2 secs

2 Jaise Foster, Kingston College 2 minutes 16.3 secs

3 Tarees Rhoden, Kingston College 2 minutes 17.1 secs

Girls’ 800 M Class 2

1 Janiel Moore, Edwin Allen 2 minutes 22.4 secs 2 Chrissani May, Holmwood 2 minutes 24.4 secs 3 Kara Grant, Spalding High 2 minutes 25.6 secs

Boys’ 800 M Class 2

1 Jauavney James, St Elizabeth Technical High 2 minutes 03.7 secs (record)

2 Shemar Salmon, St Elizabeth Technical High 2 minutes 04.2 secs

3 Denvor Robinson, Holmwood Technical High 2 minutes 06.0 secs

Girls’ 800 M Class 1

1 Shanieke Watson, Holmwood Technical High 2 minutes 21.5 secs

2 Chantai Smith, St Elizabeth Technical High 2 minutes 28.6 secs

3 Patricia Williams, St Elizabeth Technical High 2 minutes 29.0 secs

Boys’ 800 M Class 1

1 Ryan Dunkley, Petersfield High School 2 minutes 00.2 secs

2 Martin Manley, St Jago High 2 minutes 00.4 secs

3 Lerone Bowden, Kingston College 2 minutes 02.9 secs

Women’s 800 M

1 Danielle James, G C Foster College 2 minutes 23.7 secs

2 Ronda Whyte, G C Foster College 2 minutes 24.6 secs

3 Renea Ambersley, G C Foster College 2 minutes 26.2 secs

Men’s 800 M Open

1 Kygon Campbell, G C Foster College 2 minutes 01.2 secs

2 Kirk McLean, G C Foster College 2 minutes 06.1 secs

2 Christopher Reagent, G C Foster College 2 minutes 06.1 secs

Girls’ 400 M Class 3

1 Shanamarie Staple, Lacovia High 58.5 secs

2 Nadine Rose, Edwin Allen 58.6 secs

3 Nadesha Wallace, Holmwood Technical High 1 minute 00.1 sec

Boys’ 400 M Class 3

1 Roshawn Rowe, Kingston College 53.4 secs

2 Devontae Daley, Troy High School 54.0 secs

3 Jeremy Farr, Wolmer’s 55.0 secs

Girls’ 400 M Class 2

1 Junelle Bromfield, St Elizabeth Technical High 56.2 secs (record)

2 Janiel Moore, Edwin Allen 57.3 secs

3 Amoy Mairs, Frome Technical High School 58.7 secs

Boys’ 400 M Class 2

1 Jauavney James, St Elizabeth Technical High 50.7 secs (record)

2 Jhevaughn Matherson, Kingston College 51.2 secs

3 Darnell Williams, Gaynstead High School 51.3 secs

Girls’ 400 M Class 1

1 Kimeisha Chambers, St Elizabeth Technical High 58.0 secs

2 Jonel Lacey, Holmwood Technical High 58.2 secs

3 Davia Smith, Edwin Allen 58.2 secs

Boys’ 400 M Dash Class 1

1 Rogay Granstan, Holmwood Technical High 48.4 secs (record)

2 Twayne Crooks, Kingston College 48.5 secs

3 Devaughn Ellington, Petersfield High School 49.3 secs

Women’s 400 M Open

1 Kedisha Dallas, G C Foster College 58.1 secs

2 Samantha Curtis, G C Foster College 58.8 secs

3 Samantha James, University of Technology 59.2 secs

Boys’ 4×800 M Relay Open

1 Petersfield High School 8 minutes 24.5 secs (Jevane Mills, Javaughn Campbell, Shadane Chambers and Tion Gray)

2 Holmwood Technical High A 8 minutes 30.1 secs

3 Holmwood Technical High B 8 minutes 37.7 secs

Girls’ 4×800 M Relay Open

1 Holmwood Technical High A 9 minutes 56.5 secs (Shamieke Watson, Melissa Tyme, Brittney Campbell and Chrissani May)

2 Spalding High School A 10 minutes 11.3 secs

3 Holmwood Technical High B 11 minutes 05.8 secs

— Everard Owen 18 1 2015

Jauavney James of St Elizabeth Technical High Schools on his way to victory in a record 50.7 seconds at the Kirkvine meet last Saturday.

(PHOTOS: EVERARD OWEN)

Junelle Bromfield of St Elizabeth Technical High School winning the Class Two 400 metres in a record 56.2 seconds.

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Junelle Bromfield of St Elizabeth Technical High School winning the Class Two 400 metres in arecord 56.2 seconds.

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