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*** PanAm Juniors
update from Barbados ***
Gotcher wins gold
on Day 2!
U.S. teams (women
captained by Angel Perkins) continue to dominate
“I got into my rhythm on the second lap
and just wanted to stay in the middle. It was great to have some support
here to win my first gold. Coming around the last 100m to see the U.S.
fans cheer at the end was a big boost for me.” -- Brett
Gotcher, PanAm Juniors 10k champ, Stanford redshirt in 2002, Aptos HS
Class of 2001.
Shalonda Solomon, Angel Perkins, Jasmine Lee (l-to-r,
by Kirby Lee)
“I think it is wonderful that we won gold
and silver . I wanted to keep my normal strides and give it my all the
last 40 to 50 meters.” -- Angel Perkins, PanAm Juniors 400m
silver medalist, U of Arizona, Gahr HS alum.
Pan American Junior Championships - Day 2 - July 19, 2003 - by Jim Spier
- National Scholastic Sports Foundation
Memorial Stadium, Waterford, Barbados
Men
100m
Who is Churandy Martina? The Netherlands Antilles athlete surprised everyone
(especially the Americans) with a magnificent last 10 meters, running
a windless 10.33. (He is scheduled to attend college in the US). Kenny
O’Neal (USA - Skyline, Oakland, CA) was second in 10.42 and Tesfa
Latty (Jamaica) was third (10.47). Junior Champ Carlos Moore (Mt. SAC)
was nipped for fourth by Jorge Celia Sena of Brazil, with both running
10.49.
800m
Michael Mc Grath (USA - Lincoln, Portland, OR) battled with the lead
pack for much of the race but could not hold off the Brazilian Thiago
Perei Chyaromont and Simeon Bovell of Trinidad, who both with strong
runs down the homestretch, took the gold (1:48.76) and silver (1:49.54).
Mc Grath held on for third in 1:50.16, just edging teammate Michael
Inge (Kent State) at 1:50.52.
High Jump
1. Keith Moffett USA 7-2.5
2. Mark Dillon Canada 7-0.5
3. Michael Morrison USA (Willingboro, NJ) 6-10.75
4. Fabio Baptiste Brazil 6-10.75
5 (tie) James Graymon Antigua 6-8.75
Olutola Fakenhinde Jamaica 6-8.75
Pedro Pineira Mexico 6-8.75
Carlos Mattis Jamaica 6-8.75
Keith Moffett continued his consistent year with a good win, jumping
7-2.5. Michael Morrison was off his usual form, managing only 6-10.75
for third. (We believe that the Jamaican Fakenhinde is the same athlete
who recently graduated from Eastside Christian HS in Fullerton, CA).
Hammer (Junior implement)
1. Jim Steacy Canada 231-11
2. Nick Owens USA (Shelton, WA) 213-8
3. Leandro Benetti Argentina 212-5
4. Michael Freeman USA (Manhattan College) 210-11
5. Freiman Arias Colombia 182-3
Women
400m
See Mike Byrnes’ news and notes
800m
The first three finished under 2:06.6 and were a bit above the skill
level to date of the Americans. Yuneisi Santiuti Caball (Cuba) was
the winner (2:04.77), followed by Jamaicans Kayon Thompson (2:05.54)
and Carlene Robinson (2:06.51). Americans Jenna Timinsky (UCLA) took
fourth in a yearly PB of 2:08.32, and Ashley Patton (Missouri) did
not finish.
Long Jump
1. Yudelkis Ferandez Luis Cuba 21-2.5 -0.4
2. Yuridia Bustamante Mexico 20-4.25 0.0
3. Renee Williams USA (Skyline, Oakland,CA) 20-3.75 -0.4
4. Tianna Madison USA (Elyria, OH) 20-1.75 -1.3
5. Kedine Geddes Jamaica 20-1 -0.1
6. Pete-Gaye Beckford Jamaica 20-1 -0.4
7. Charisse Backus Trinidad 19-8 -1.9
8. Rhonda Watkins Trinidad 19-2.5 -1.4
Shot Put
1. Michelle Carter USA (Red Oak, TX) 53-3
2. Zara Northover Jamaica (Northeastern) 47-5.25
3. Jennifer Dahlgren Argentina (Klein Forest,TX) 46-9.5
4. Paola Cheppi Argentina 46-8.75
5. Elizabeth Podominick USA (Lakeville, MN) 46-8.25
6. Sultana Frizell Canada 45-10.5
7. Tressa-Ann Charles St. Lucia 41-8
8. Meghan Weaver Canada 40-3.25
Four of the top five were US high school graduates. Michelle Carter
had little problem with the field, winning by almost six feet. Liz Podominick
had an off day, well off her best, finishing fifth, though only 1.25
inches out of bronze medal contention. Zara Northover of Jamaica, now
a student at Northeastern U., is a 2002 graduate of Sewanhaka HS (Floral
Park, NY), and Jennifer Dahlgren of Argentina graduate in June from Klein
HS in Texas.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Team USA won total of 29 medals Saturday
night at the Pan American Junior Championships at the Barbados National
Stadium in Waterford, St. Michael. The event was broadcast live locally
for the second day on the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation’s Channel
8.
Ashton Collins and Jeremy Wariner intensified their Texas state rivalry
providing an exciting photo finish men’s 400m dash. Collins of the
University of Texas won in 45.59 seconds. “I was nervous because
Jeremy (45.63) was running behind me in lane three and I was in lane four.
He’s capable of beating me,” said Collins. “I had to
run harder than usual because I could see Jeremy’s shadow around
the 200m mark. I tried to stay relaxed when I shot off the curve. With
five meters to go, I realized that I was accelerating while Jeremy was
slowing down. From that point on, I knew I had him,” Collins continued.
“I wanted to get out strong the first 200m because Ashton my strongest
competition was on the outside,” said Wariner. “I thought
I had enough to hold off because I thought I was ahead, but I could not
catch Ashton at the end. I look forward to my Big 12 (college) conference
rematches with Ashton during the indoor season,” Wariner continued.
The University of South Carolina-bound Stephanie Smith ran 52.52 to win
gold in the 400m while women’s team captain for Team USA, Angel
Perkins ran 52.76 to win silver. “I just wanted to do my best, but
winning was most important. I wanted to execute and make sure that Team
USA finished first and second,” said Smith. “I think it is
wonderful that we won gold and silver,” said Perkins. “I wanted
to keep my normal strides and give it my all the last 40 to 50 meters,”
Perkins continued.
The University of Arkansas-bound Keith Moffit won gold in the men’s
high jump. The 6 foot 8 inch Virginia native cleared 2.20m/7-2.50. “I
felt pretty comfortable and energized coming into the meet,” said
Moffit. “I had to open up my stride because I knew this was a fast
track. I had to keep my body from getting to far away from the bar.”
National high school shot put record holder Michelle Carter tossed 16.23m/53-3
to win gold in the women’s shot put. The University of Texas-bound
Carter set a prep record last May of 16.73 meters/54 feet, 10.75 inches
at the Texas State high school championships. UCLA’s Renee Williams
leaped 6.19m/20-3.75 to win bronze in the women’s long jump.
Stanford University’s Brett Gotcher ran 30:39.51 to win gold in
the men’s 10,000m. “I got into my rhythm on the second lap
and just wanted to stay in the middle,” said Gotcher. “It
was great to have some support here to win my first gold. Coming around
the last 100m to see the U.S. fans cheer at the end was a big boost for
me.”
2003 Washington State hammer throw prep champion, Nick Owens won silver
in the men’s hammer throw. The University of North Carolina-bound
Owens tossed 65.13m/213-8. “I just tried to launch out as far as
I could,” said Owens. “My last performance was the best in
my life, but I fouled by stepping on the line after I finished the throw.
Overall, I really had a great performance today.”
For more information on the 2003 Pan American Junior Championships, including
results and complete coverage of this year’s event, visit the USATF
website at www.usatf.org.
Medal Count Combined: Men + Women
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 13 10 6 29
Cuba
3 1 1 5
Brazil
2 1 1 4
Mexico
1 4 0 5
Jamaica
1 3 4 8
Canada
1 1 2 4
Argentina 1 1 2
4
Peru
1 0 0 1
Netherlands Antilles 1 0 0 1
Trinidad And Tobago 0 1 1 2
Dominician Republic 0 1 0 1
St. Lucia
0 1 0 1
Barbados 0 0 2
2
Venezuela 0 0 2
2
Chile
0 0 1 1
Columbia
0 0 1 1
Bahamas
0 0 1 1
Men
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 7 6 4 17
Brazil 2 1 1 4
Mexico 1 3 0 4
Canada 1 1 1 3
Cuba 1 1 1 3
Argentina 1 1 1 3
Netherlands Antilles 1 0 0 1
Trinidad And Tobago 0 1 0 1
Venezuela 0 0 2 2
Bahamas 0 0 1 1
Chile 0 0 1 1
Barbados 0 0 1 1
Jamaica 0 0 1 1
Women
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 6 4 2 12
Cuba 2 0 0 2
Jamaica 1 3 3 7
Peru 1 0 0 1
St. Lucia 0 1 0 1
Dominician Republic 0 1 0 1
Mexico 0 1 0 1
Trinidad And Tobago 0 0 1 1
Barbados 0 0 1 1
Argentina 0 0 1 1
Canada 0 0 1 1
Columbia 0 0 1 1
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OF CANADA - 7/18/2003 to 7/20/2003 PAN AM JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS
200 National Stadium, WATERFORD ST. MICHAEL Results Heptathlon: #4 Women
200 Meter Dash =======================================================================
Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 Wind: +0.0 1 Marsh, Nadina JAM 25.30 859 2 Catillo, Juana DOM
25.65 828 3 Mina, Yolanda COL 26.00 797 4 Carrillo, Gabriela ESA 26.96
715 Section 2 Wind: +0.0 1 Meyer, Shanon USA 25.30 859 2 Polischuk, Janine
CAN 25.38 852 3 Vasquez, Kytzzia MEX 26.87 723 4 Garcia, Francisca MEX
27.31 686 5 Ayers-Stamper, Danielle USA 27.63 660 Women 400 Meter Dash
=======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 52.01 1993 CLAUDINE WILLIAMS, JAMAICA WORLD JUNIOR: W 49.42
1991 GRIT BREUER, GERMANY Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 Finals 1 Smith, Stephanie USA 52.52 2 Perkins, Angel USA 52.76
3 Sutherland, Sonita JAM 53.56 4 Alfonzo, Angela VEN 53.66 5 Foster, Maxine
JAM 54.68 6 Mayers, Patricia CAN 54.70 7 Dias, Amanda BRA 54.75 8 David,
Abigail TRI 55.35 Women 800 Meter Run =======================================================================
Starting assignments in 2 alleys Positions 1-6 in alley 1, Positions 7-10
in alley 2 PAN AM JR.: P 2:03.70 1997 MAIRELIN FUENTES, CUBA WORLD JUNIOR:
W 1:57.18 1993 WANG YUAN, CHINA Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 1 Santiuti Caball, Yuneisi CUB 2:04.77 2 Thompson, Kayon JAM
2:05.54 3 Robinson, Carlene JAM 2:06.51 4 Timinsky, Jenna USA 2:08.32
5 Edwards, Nicole CAN 2:09.70 6 Buchanan, Dana CAN 2:10.01 7 Mejias, Jenny
VEN 2:11.12 8 Valazquez, Jennifer PUR 2:11.50 -- Patten, Ashley USA DNF
Women Long Jump ============================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 6.42m 1986 CARLETTE GUIDRY, UNITED STATES WORLD JUNIOR:
W 7.14m 1983 HEIKE DRECHSLER, GERMANY Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
============================================================================
Flight 1 1 Ferandez Luis, Yudelkis CUB 6.46mP -0.4 6.36m(-0.1) 6.46m(-0.4)
6.20m(+0.0) 5.95m(+0.0) 6.40m(0.3) FOUL(-0.4) 2 Bustamante, Yuridia MEX
6.20m +0.0 6.00m(-1.0) FOUL(-0.2) FOUL(0.1) 6.06m(0.1) 5.85m(+0.0) 6.20m(+0.0)
3 Williams, Rene USA 6.19m -0.4 6.19m(-0.4) 6.01m(-0.4) 5.93m(0.1) 6.10m(+0.0)
FOUL(-0.1) 5.94m(0.1) 4 Madison, Tianna USA 6.14m -1.3 5.83m(-0.6) 6.14m(-1.3)
6.02m(0.2) 5.72m(0.1) 5.88m(+0.0) 5.85m(-0.6) 5 Geddes, Kedine JAM 6.12m
-0.1 5.90m(-0.1) 6.12m(-0.1) 6.06m(-0.4) 6.01m(+0.0) 5.74m(0.1) FOUL(0.1)
5 Beckford, Peta-Gaye JAM 6.12m -0.4 5.91m(-1.1) 5.75m(-1.1) 6.12m(-0.4)
FOUL(NWI) 5.90m(+0.0) 5.99m(0.1) 7 Bacchus, Charisse TRI 5.99m -1.9 5.99m(-1.9)
5.93m(0.1) 5.87m(-0.6) 5.82m(-0.4) 5.91m(+0.0) 5.86m(0.2) 8 Watkins, Rhonda
TRI 5.85m -1.4 5.70m(-0.4) 5.73m(-0.7) 5.85m(-1.4) 5.82m(+0.0) FOUL(0.1)
FOUL(1.5) 9 Quiles, Idalis PUR 5.84m -0.8 5.84m(-0.8) 5.71m(-0.4) 5.62m(-1.0)
10 Reyes, MACARENS CHI 5.59m -0.1 5.56m(-1.5) 5.59m(-0.1) 5.42m(-0.9)
11 Cruickshank, Jaime CAN 5.44m -0.4 5.38m(-1.0) FOUL(0.4) 5.44m(-0.4)
12 Ugarte, Dasy BOL 5.11m -1.3 5.11m(-1.3) 4.98m(-0.7) 4.92m(+0.0) Women
Shot Put =======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 17.55m 1993 YUMILEIDI CUMBA, CUBA WORLD JUNIOR: W 20.54m
1989 ASTRID KUMBERNUSS, GERMANY Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
1 Carter, Michelle USA 16.23m 15.01m 15.68m 16.23m 15.10m 15.02m 15.46m
2 Northover, Zara JAM 14.46m 13.09m 14.46m FOUL 12.73m 13.42m 12.91m 3
Dahlgren, Jennifer ARG 14.26m 13.58m 13.11m 14.26m 12.94m 13.74m 13.84m
4 Cheppi, Paola ARG 14.24m FOUL 12.27m 13.94m 13.78m 13.83m 14.24m 5 Podominick,
Elizabeth USA 14.23m 11.84m 13.35m 13.98m 13.49m 14.00m 14.23m 6 Frizell,
Sultana CAN 13.98m 13.98m FOUL 13.28m FOUL FOUL 13.62m 7 Charles, Tressa-Ann
LCA 12.70m 12.70m 11.82m 11.78m 10.95m 10.84m 12.42m 8 Weaver, Meghan
CAN 12.27m 12.27m 11.51m FOUL 12.19m FOUL FOUL 9 Olier, Juliana COL 12.01m
FOUL FOUL 12.01m 10 Sully, Tajuana DMA 9.41m 9.41m 5.83m FOUL Heptathlon:
#3 Women Shot Put =======================================================================
Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
1 Catillo, Juana DOM 12.67m 706 11.73m 12.67m 11.77m 2 Ayers-Stamper,
Danielle USA 11.81m 649 9.56m 11.81m FOUL 3 Meyer, Shanon USA 11.80m 648
11.51m 11.18m 11.80m 4 Marsh, Nadina JAM 9.96m 527 9.28m 9.33m 9.96m 5
Polischuk, Janine CAN 9.79m 516 FOUL 9.28m 9.79m 6 Garcia, Francisca MEX
9.70m 510 9.70m 9.06m 9.15m 7 Vasquez, Kytzzia MEX 9.54m 499 9.13m 9.54m
8.44m 8 Mina, Yolanda COL 8.14m 408 7.82m FOUL 8.14m 9 Carrillo, Gabriela
ESA 8.12m 407 7.70m 8.12m 7.66m Men 100 Meter Dash =======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 10.20 1986 STANLEY KERR, UNITED STATES WORLD JUNIOR: W 10.06
1997 DWAIN CHAMBERS, GREAT BRITAIN Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 Finals Wind: +0.0 1 Martina, Churandy AHO 10.33 2 O'Neal, Kenny
USA 10.42 3 Latty, Tesfa JAM 10.47 4 Sena, Jorge Celia BRA 10.49 5 Moore,
Carlos USA 10.49 6 Bailey, Daniel ANT 10.57 7 Durant, Adrian ISV 10.59
8 Duncan, Marcus TRI 10.67 Men 400 Meter Dash =======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 45.14 1995 OBEA MOORE, UNITED STATES WORLD JUNIOR: W 43.87
1988 STEVE LEWIS, UNITED STATES Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 Finals 1 Collins, Ashton USA 45.59 2 Wariner, Jeremy USA 45.63
3 Matthew, Michael BAH 46.47 4 Martinez, Felix PUR 46.92 5 Vadeboncoeur,
Nathan CAN 47.06 6 Browne, Kiel JAM 47.91 7 Side, Antonio DOM 49.45 --
Aguirre, Francisco ECU DQ Men 800 Meter Run =======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 1:47.85 1980 JOAQUIM CRUZ, BRAZIL WORLD JUNIOR: W 1:43.64
1997 JAPETH KIMUTAI, KENYA Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
1 Chyaromont, Thiago Perei BRA 1:48.76 2 Bovell, Simeon TRI 1:49.54 3
McGrath, Michael USA 1:50.16 4 Inge, Michael USA 1:50.52 5 Henrikson,
Kol CAN 1:50.71 6 Currie, Adam CAN 1:51.93 7 Solares, Pablo MEX 1:52.30
8 Brown, Melhard JAM 1:54.48 Decathlon: #10 Men 1500 Meter Run =======================================================================
Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Section 1 1 Helwick, Chris USA 4:30.33 742 2 Diaz, Freddy VEN 4:36.93
700 3 Kilmartin, Donavan USA 4:40.33 678 4 Mezheritsky, Daniel CAN 4:43.82
656 5 Lopez, Matias ARG 4:47.93 631 6 Baron, Andy DMA 4:59.67 562 7 Cabrera,
Pablo ARG 5:00.18 559 8 Dobranowski, Alexander CAN 5:35.35 373 Men 10000
Meter Run =======================================================================
PAN AM JR.: P 29:28.60 1980 ALEJANDRO VILLANUEV, MEXICO WORLD JUNIOR:
W 27:11.18 1991 RICHARD CHELIMO, KENYA Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
1 Gotcher, Brett USA 30:39.51 2 Castaneda, Jonathan MEX 30:40.04 3 Sanchez,
Deivis VEN 30:40.66 4 Merced, Arturo MEX 30:46.11 5 Parker, Daniel USA
32:45.17 -- Cornieles, Danny VEN DNF Men 400 Meter Hurdles ================================================================
8 Advance: Top 3 Each Heat plus Next 2 Best Times PAN AM JR.: P 50.03
1997 ANGELO TAYLOR, UNITED STATES WORLD JUNIOR: W 48.02 1984 DANNY HARRIS,
UNITED STATES Name Year Team Prelims ================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Fergusson, Kenneth USA 51.27Q 2 Phillips, Isa JAM
51.38Q 3 Fernandes, Raphael BRA 52.75Q 4 Martin, Paul CAN 55.14q 5 Raminez,
Braulio MEX 58.75 Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Willis, Matthew USA 52.18Q 2
Culson, Javier PUR 52.91Q 3 Seabrook, Adam CAN 53.60Q 4 Deymonnaz, Christian
ARG 54.00q 5 Marshall, Terry BAR 56.31 Men High Jump =======================================================================
Starting height is 1.80 Progression is 1.80, 1.90, 1.95, 2.00, 2.05, 2.10,
2.15, 2.18, 2.21, 2.24, 2.27, 2.29, 2.31, etc. PAN AM JR.: P 2.27m 1986
JAVIER SOTOMAYOR, CUBA WORLD JUNIOR: W 2.37m 1992 D.TOPIC/S.SMITH, YUGOSLAVIA
Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
Flight 1 1 Moffit, Keith USA 2.20m 2.05 2.10 2.15 2.20 2.28 O P O O XXX
2 Dillon, Mark CAN 2.15m 2.05 2.10 2.15 2.20 O O O XXX 3 Morrison, Michael
USA 2.10m 2.05 2.10 2.15 XO O XXX 3 Baptista, Fabio BRA 2.10m 2.00 2.05
2.10 2.15 O O XO XXX 5 Grayman, James ANT 2.05m 1.80 1.85 1.90 1.95 2.00
2.05 2.10 O O O O XO XO XXX 5 Fakenhinde, Olutola JAM 2.05m 1.95 2.00
2.05 2.10 O O XO XXX 5 Pineira, Pedro MEX 2.05m 1.85 1.90 1.95 2.00 2.05
2.10 O O XO XXO O XXX 5 Mattis, Carlos JAM 2.05m 1.95 2.00 2.05 2.10 XO
O O XXX 9 Cristian, Herrera CHI 2.00m 1.90 1.95 2.00 2.05 XO XXO O XXX
10 Bertocchi, Massimo CAN 1.95m 1.90 1.95 2.00 O O XXX 11 Peters, Garvin
GRN 1.90m 1.90 1.95 2.00 2.05 O P P XXX -- Wright, Omar CAY NH 2.00 XXX
Decathlon: #9 Men Javelin Throw =======================================================================
Name Year Team Finals Points =======================================================================
1 Helwick, Chris USA 51.96m 618 50.91m 47.00m 51.96m 2 Baron, Andy DMA
49.87m 587 49.87m 48.31m 49.71m 3 Diaz, Freddy VEN 48.78m 571 44.69m 42.15m
48.78m 4 Mezheritsky, Daniel CAN 47.17m 547 45.78m 46.90m 47.17m 5 Kilmartin,
Donavan USA 42.74m 482 40.50m 41.05m 42.74m 6 Lopez, Matias ARG 40.48m
449 38.60m 35.55m 40.48m 7 Dobranowski, Alexander CAN 40.15m 444 38.80m
36.95m 40.15m 8 Cabrera, Pablo ARG 38.05m 414 33.77m 36.59m 38.05m
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