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*** PanAm Juniors
update from Barbados ***
Shalonda Solomon
22.93 200m win - Gold Relay medals to Solomon (400 Re) - Carlos Moore
(M 400 Re) - Jasmine Lee (W 1600 Re) - Angel Perkins (W 1600 Re)
- Silver Medals to Kira Costa (W PV) - Kevin Davis (M 3000m Steeplechase)
- Bronze to Mackenzie
Hill (W 400H) - Super Meet for Golden Staters!!!
Pan American Junior Championships - Day 3 - July 20, 2003
- Jim Spier
Memorial Stadium, Waterford, Barbados
Women
200m
Shalonda Solomon (USA-Long Beach, CA) was to face
the challenge of career, running against World Youth champ Anneisha Mc
Laughlin (Jamaica).
Solomon
had the fastest qualifier (23.21, 0.4) in the trials, with Mc Laughlin
winning her heat in 23.45 (-0.6). It was Mc Laughlin off to a great
start and a big lead through the turn. Mike Byrnes stated, “ ..
here she comes .. “, referring to the charge of Solomon down
the home stretch. It was a magnificent sight as Solomon virtually “ran
down” the field winning in a pb 22.93 (0.0). Mc Laughlin was
second (23.34) and Shana Cox (USA-Holy Trinity, Hicksville, NY 23.39)
finished third.
1500m
It was the Americans (Chantelle Dron and Elizabeth Maloy) against yesterday’s
800m champ Yuneisi Santiuti Caball from Cuba. Dron (home-schooled from
Manchester, NH), Maloy (Holy Names, Albany, NY) and Santitui Caball battled
for 3 laps, with Dron the leader at 400m (73.6), 800m (2:26.1) and 1200m
(3:35.7). At the bell, it was the Cuban who took the lead, using her
800m speed to dominate the last lap, covering it in about 66 seconds
and winning in 4:24.56. Dron (4:26.66) and Maloy (4:26.87) took the silver
and bronze, running especially well considering the long indoor and outdoor
seasons of 2003.
5000m
A three person race comprised of Suzanna Larsen and Amber Sayer (Amherst
HS, MA) of the US, and Ines Malchor of Peru. It was basically a two
person race between Larsen and Malchor for all but the last lap, at
which time Malchor outsprinted Larsen to win by 16 seconds.
400m Hurdles
Tawana Watkins (USA-South Carolina) had the early lead and she and Camille
Robinson (Jamaica) battled for 7 hurdles. At that point, Brazilian
Amanda Dias in lane 2 put on a burst to take the lead that she never
relinquished, winning in 58.09. Robinson faded and Josanne Lucas (Trinidad)
sprinted to the finish to gain the second place finish. Mackenzie
Hill (USA-Wilson, Long Beach, CA - 58.61) got the bronze medal as she
continued to pick up International experience (she was just at the
World Youth Games in Canada)!!
4x100m
Solid passes for the US got them the win. It was
Ashley Owens (Liberty, Colorado Springs, CO) to Juanita Broaddus (William
Penn, Philadelphia,
PA) to Alandra Sherman (Eisenhower, Houston, TX) to Shalonda Solomon
(Poly, Long Beach, CA). Solomon held off a charge from Jamaica (just
like in the Penn Relays). (She is getting the reputation of an insurance
policy - just get her the baton and she’ll almost guarantee the
win). The US ran 44.00, off the 43.38 the meet (and world junior) record
set by the US team in Tampa in 1999.
4x400m
Deonna Lawrence (Sheldon, Sacramento, CA 53.4
- was told by reader that this was Jasmine Lee lead-off - check official
results far below in this event), Angel Perkins (Arizona 54.2), Natasha
Hastings (AP Randolph, New York, NY 52.3) and Stephanie Smith (Northeast,
Macon,
GA)
let a 3 team field “wire to wire”,
winning in 3:34.08. Both Lawrence and Hastings return as high school
seniors next year. Jamaica was well back in 3:41.26 and Canada third
(3:43.54).
Pole Vault
1. Julene Bailey USA (Skyview, Nampa, ID) 13-3.5
2 tie. Kira Costa USA (San Joaquin Memorial,
Fresno, CA) 13-1.5
Karla Silva Brazil 13-1.5
4. Adrianne Vangool Canada 12-9.5
5. Milena Agudelo Colombia 12-5.5
6. Sue Kupper Canada 11-5
See Mike Byrnes’ news and notes for story at www.nationalscholastic.org
Triple Jump
1. Yudelkis Ferandez Luis Cuba 45-7 0.0
(44-10.75, 44-3.5, 44-11.75, 45-2.25, 45-7, 45-0.25)
2. Alyce Williams USA (George Mason U) 42-2.75 0.5
3. Desiree Crichlow Barbados 42-2.25 0.1
4. Caterine Ibarguen Colombia 41-5.75 -0.8
5. Siedre Ford Barbados 40-9 1.4
6. Sheron Mark Trinidad and Tobago 40-7.75 0.7
7. Althea Duncan Jamaica 40-2.25 0.8
8. Mary Egbo-Egbo Canada 40-1.5 -0.5
A totally dominant performance by the Cuban Ferandez Luis, who yesterday
won the long jump (21-2.5). Williams jumped her best on her third jump,
with home town favorite Desiree Crichlow jumping 42-2.25 on her final
attempt, just ½ inch behind Williams.
Javelin
1. Erma-Gene Evans St. Lucia 162-11
2. Krista Woodward Canada 160-5
3. Dalila Rugama Nicaragua 159-5
4. Samantha Ford USA (Northwestern State) 156-10
5. Leyda Feliciano Puerto Rico 148-5
6. Hannah Warfield USA (Colorado) 147-8
7. Andrean Bunko Canada 142-2
8. Coralys Ortiz Puerto Rico 141-5
Hammer
1. Jennifer Dahlgren Argentina (Klein, TX) 192-3
2. Beth Mallory USA (Alabama) 189-5
3. Adriana Benaventa Venezuela 186-4
4. Sultana Frizell Canada 181-3
5. Kristen Michalski USA (Syracuse) 180-9
6. Monica Coronado Mexico 157-9
7. Roxana Goyotortua Mexico 145-0
See Mike Byrnes’ news and notes for story at www.nationalscholastic.org.
Heptathlon
1. Juana Catillo Dominican Republic 5381
2. Nadina Marsh Jamaica 5135
3. Janine Polischuk Canada 5101
4. Shannon Meyer USA (San Diego State) 5088
5. Daniela Ayers-Stampers USA (Seattle Pacific) 4967
6. Francisca Garcia Mexico 4618
7. Kytzzia Vasquez Mexico 4461
8. Gabriela Carrillo El Salvador 4420
Catillo had bests in 3 events and Marsh in 4. But Catillo was dominant
in the weights (41-7 shot put, 143-6 javelin) and, surprisingly, the
800 (2:16.07). Marsh hurdled 14.13, high jumped 5-7 and ran 25.30 in
the 200m (as did American Shannon Meyer). Felix Sanchez, the Dominican
long hurdler, must be having an influence on his country’s athletics.
An athlete like Catillo has been the exception rather than the rule in
the history of Dominican track and field. And that, certainly, is a good
thing.
Men
200m
My, my, my! Usain Bolt, last year’s World Junior Champion, put
on a show. Leading from the start, he crossed the line in a meet record
20.13! More importantly, it tied the World Junior Record of Roy Martin
(USA) set in 1985. (The results board initially flashed 19.94 and, of
course, the crowd responded accordingly; Mike Kennedy, after seeing him
run in Sherbrooke last week, predicted that he may run under 20 seconds
this year. It almost came true). David Neville of the US was well back
in 20.63 for second.
1500m
It was bunched for the first 400 meters (63.6), when the Canadian Kurt
Benninger decided to take off. There was a pack of four for most of
the rest of the race of Benninger, his teammate Mike Woods, Cuban Maure
Castillo Gera and Tyler Raymond of the US. Benninger kept the lead
over the next 2 laps (2:03.6 - 60.0, and 3:03.3 - 59.7) when the Cuban
took off extending his lead convincingly. His last 400 was under 60
seconds, even as he slowed dowm in the homestretch, waving and blowing
kisses to the crowd!
400m Hurdles
The word was that the Penn Relays champ, Javier Colson of Puerto Rico
would give Kenneth Ferguson a good run. And he did, for 7 hurdles.
Ferguson put on a burst at that point and Colson did not respond, fading
to second as Isa Phillips of Jamaica passed him over the last hurdle.
Ferguson became a double gold medal winner, having won the 110m hurdles
previously. Ferguson clocked 50.07, with Phillips second at 50.95,
and Colson third (51.10). Matthew Willis (UCLA) did not have a good
race, finishing seventh in 54.97.
3000m Steeplechase
A pack of three developed early with Christian Patino (Ecuador), Kevin
Davis (USA - California) and Jean Calzadilla (Venezuela). Davis was
third at the bell, with Patino in the lead. Calzadilla passed Davis
in the backstretch and extended his lead over him. Neither had a shot
at Patino. Davis sprinted down the homestretch and caught Calzadilla
as the Venezuelan was stopping his watch at the finish. Patino was
the winner at 9:05.70, with Davis second (9:06.20), .05 ahead of Calzadilla.
4x100m
A great leadoff led by Carlos Moore (Mt. San Antonio College)
and an equally great pass between he and Aaron Collins (Texas) gave the
US
a significant lead. Aaron handed off to twin Ashton (Texas) in a less
than perfect pass. Aaron safely passed to Willie Hordge (Forest Brook,
Houston, TX), who held off 200 meter champ Usain Bolt of Jamaica. The
US ran a fine 39.29, with Jamaica second in 39.40.
4x400m
They were going for the World Junior record (3:01.90) but settled for
the meet record, running 3:02.88, besting the 1991 3:03.53 best. There
was no real competition for the US squad, comprised of Elzie Coleman
(Newburgh, NY 46.0), Jeremy Wariner (Baylor 45.3), Kenneth Ferguson
(South Carolina 46.1) and Ashton Collins (Texas 45.5). That made 3
golds each for Ferguson and Collins. Had there been some competition
for the US team, they might have gotten the record. As it was, Wariner,
Ferguson Collins ran solo, inhibiting somewhat their individual times.
Canada held off Jamaica for second, running 3:11.56 to Jamaica’s
3:12.41.
Triple Jump
1. David Girart Rivero Cuba 55-6.5 -0.5
55-6.5, 54-4.75, 54-4, 53-10.25, 54-1.75, F
2. Ayata Joseph Antigua 53-5.5 0.1
3. Leonardo Dos Santos Brazil 51-4.5 0.1
4. Wilfred Martinez Caraba Cuba 50-10 0.1
5. Solomon Welch USA (Stanford) 49-7 -0.3
6. Wilbert Walker Jamaica 48-10 0.4
7. Carlos Mattis Jamaica 48-7.25 -0.3
8. Travis Joseph St. Lucia 48-2.5 0.2
Girart Rivero, the silver medallist in the long jump, won this event
in a meet record 55-6.5, breaking his countrymen’s 1991 jump of
55-2 set in 1991. He got his big jump on his first attempt, and noone
could catch him.
Discus (junior implement)
1. Gustavo Mendonca Brazil 192-9
2. Adam Kuehl USA (Arizona) 181-9
3. Jim Steacy Canada 181-3
4. Ronald Juliao Brazil 180-2
5. German Lauro Argentina 178-11
6. Harold Young USA (El Camino CC via Oklahoma)
178-5
7. Jesus Sanchez Mexico 172-3
8. Kyle Helf Canada 166-7
See Mike Byrnes’ news and notes for story at www.nationalscholastic.org.
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USATF Release on the meet
Solomon breaks Pan American Junior Record
7-20-2003
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Shalonda Solomon
broke the Pan American Junior Championships record in the women’s 200m at the Barbados
National Stadium in Waterford, St. Michael. The event was broadcast live
locally for the third consecutive day on the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation’s
Channel 8.
The Long Beach Poly High School (Calif.) senior
ran 23.21 in the preliminary round bettering Jamaica’s Liliana Allen’s previous record
of 23.29 set in 1989. The 17-year-old, Solomon later improved her record
to 22.93 in the final round to win gold in the 200m. Teammate Shana Cox
of Westbury, N.Y., won bronze in 23.39. “This is my last meet of
the season and I am happy to go out with a bang,” said Solomon.
The 2003 Pan Am Junior 100m champion did not have any doubts to continue
her winning streak. “She (McLaughlin-Jamaica) was ahead of me on
the curve, so I had to put everything using my arms and legs to make
my way past on the straightaway.” Solomon ran the anchor leg in
winning her third gold in the women’s 4X100m relay in 44.00. “This
has been a great experience to compete against international talent,” Solomon
continued.
Team USA topped the medal stand with 48 total medals Sunday night with
Cuba in second with 15 medals. The men tallied 23 medals including 10
gold, nine silver and four bronze while the women had 25 medals including
10 gold, nine silver and six bronze.
Kenneth Ferguson continued his winning streak after striking gold in
the 400m hurdles with a time of 50.07 seconds. “In the beginning
I was nervous because I wanted to run hard, but didn’t want to
risk injury,” said Ferguson. “I always stutter step on the
backstretch, but I was able to get my steps together around the curve.” The
Detroit, Mich., native ran the third leg on the 4X400m relay team that
set a Pan American Junior Championships record of 3:02.88 bettering the
3:03.53 set by Team USA in 1991. “I am just happy to bring home
another gold,” Ferguson continued.
The men’s 4X100m relay team also set a Pan American Junior Championships
record to win gold in 39.29 bettering Team USA’s 39.42 set in 1982.
Carlos Moore of Lynwood, Calif., in his first time running the lead leg
had no doubts about chasing the record. “I knew coming in that
I was the best starter out there,” said Moore. “I focused
on getting out fast since we were in the outside line from the other
teams.”
Indiana University’s David Neville won silver in the men’s
200m race that had a World Junior record tied by Usain Bolt of Jamaica.
The sophomore-to-be from Merriville, Ind., ran 20.63. “I am so
excited this is my first time under 21 (seconds),” said Neville. “I
tried to catch up him (Bolt) but couldn’t after he set that record
(World Junior record 20.13).
Angela Marvin of Kingwood, Texas won gold in the women’s 2000m
steeplechase in 6:37.84. “It was a good strong race and I am really
happy after working with adverse conditions,” said Marvin. I got
a PR falling down twice in the pit on the first and last barrier. I am
just privileged to be here,” Marvin continued. Indiana University’s
Kelly Siefker won silver in 6:40.87 to complete another dynamic duo performance. “This
was a pretty laid back race for me,” said Siefker. “I focused
on trying to accelerate into the barriers while keeping up with Angela
(Marvin).”
Chantelle Dron of New Hampshire won silver in the women’s 1500m
in 4:26.66. “I started a bit slow, some days I am a little off
and today was one of them,” said Dron. Elizabeth Maloy of Loudonville,
N.Y., won bronze in 4:26.87. “I am happy with my finish since I
have not run in a few months and also excited to be here competing,” said
Maloy.
BYU-bound Julene Bailey cleared 4.05m/13-3.50 to win gold in the women’s
pole vault while the University of California-bound teammate
Kira Kosta cleared 4.00m/13-1.50 to win bronze. The 18-year-old Bailey had one of
the best overall performances in her career. “This is one of the
most amazing feelings,” said Bailey. “I was not going to
let this (championship) slip away which is why I knew I had to clear
each height on my first attempt to win.
Beth Mallory added a silver medal in the women’s hammer throw
to her silver in the discus throw from Friday evening. The University
of Alabama sophomore-to-be in her first year competing in the event threw
57.75m/189-5. “This was a great way to end my season. It was exciting
to get a PR,” said Mallory.
George Mason University’s Alyce Williams leaped 12.87m/42-2.75
to win silver in the women’s triple jump. “I need to work
on my second phase and my entrance into the pit needs to improve. I am
excited that I contributed to USA 48 medals. I am happy.
PAN AM
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS 200 National Stadium, WATERFORD ST.
MICHAEL Medal Count Combined: Men + Women
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 20 18 10 48
Cuba 7 1 1 9
Brazil 5 2 3 10
Argentina 2 1 2 5
Peru 2 0 0 2
Jamaica 1 9 5 15
Canada 1 4 6 11
Mexico 1 4 0 5
St. Lucia 1 1 0 2
Ecuador 1 0 1 2
Netherlands Antilles 1 0 0 1
Dominician Republic 1 0 0 1
Trinidad And Tobago 0 2 2 4
Chile 0 1 1 2
Antigua And Barbuda 0 1 0 1
Venezuela 0 0 4 4
Barbados 0 0 3 3
Columbia 0 0 1 1
Nicaragua 0 0 1 1
Bahamas 0 0 1 1
Puerta Rico 0 0 1 1
Men
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 10 9 4 23
Brazil 3 1 3 7
Cuba 3 1 1 5
Canada 1 3 4 8
Mexico 1 3 0 4
Jamaica 1 2 2 5
Argentina 1 1 1 3
Ecuador 1 0 0 1
Netherlands Antilles 1 0 0 1
Antigua And Barbuda 0 1 0 1
Trinidad And Tobago 0 1 0 1
Venezuela 0 0 3 3
Bahamas 0 0 1 1
Puerta Rico 0 0 1 1
Barbados 0 0 1 1
Chile 0 0 1 1
Women
Team Gold Silver Bronze Total
United States 10 9 6 25
Cuba 4 0 0 4
Brazil 2 1 0 3
Peru 2 0 0 2
St. Lucia 1 1 0 2
Argentina 1 0 1 2
Dominician Republic 1 0 0 1
Jamaica 0 7 3 10
Trinidad And Tobago 0 1 2 3
Canada 0 1 2 3
Chile 0 1 0 1
Mexico 0 1 0 1
Barbados 0 0 2 2
Venezuela 0 0 1 1
Nicaragua 0 0 1 1
Columbia 0 0 1 1
Ecuador 0 0 1 1
Event 31 Women 10000 Meter Race Walk
PAN AM JR.: P 51:41.90 2001 CHRISTINA LOPEZ, EL SALVADOR
WORLD JUNIOR: W 43:35.20 2000 LYUDMILA YEFIMKINA, RUSSIA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Picagevicz, Alessandra Brazil 52:27.57
2 Sepulveda, Joanette Chile 53:04.51
3 Malla, Johana Ecuador 53:39.42
4 Villamarin, Luz Columbia 55:27.59
5 Reekie, Jennifer United States 57:17.79
6 Lavallee, Rachel Canada 59:11.11
-- Ordonez, Johanna Ecuador DNF
-- Hernandez, Esthela Mexico DQ
-- Huzzey, Megan Canada DQ
-- Tagliaferri, Christine United States DQ
Event 29 Women 2000 Meter Steeplechase
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
-- Marvin, Angela United States X6:37.84
-- Siefker, Kelly United States X6:40.87
-- Figueroa, Angela Columbia X6:51.31
-- Kennelly, Bevin Canada X7:04.79
Event 18 Heptathlon: #5 Women Long Jump
Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Marsh, Nadina Jamaica 5.71m -1.9 762
5.36m(-3.1) 5.59m(-3.0) 5.71m(-1.9)
2 Mina, Yolanda Columbia 5.58m +0.0 723
5.44m(-1.7) 5.28m(-3.9) 5.58m(+0.0)
3 Meyer, Shanon United States 5.50m 0.2 700
5.00m(-4.3) 5.50m(0.2) 5.40m(-0.8)
3 Polischuk, Janine Canada 5.50m -0.1 700
5.40m(-2.6) FOUL(-1.8) 5.50m(-0.1)
5 Ayers-Stamper, Danielle United States 5.44m 0.5 683
5.09m(-3.3) 5.44m(0.5) 5.44m(0.2)
6 Catillo, Juana Dominician Republic 5.37m -3.1 663
5.37m(-3.1) 4.73m(-1.2) 5.16m(-0.5)
7 Carrillo, Gabriela EL Salvador 5.20m -1.6 614
5.20m(-1.6) 4.77m(-3.3) 4.92m(-0.9)
8 Vasquez, Kytzzia Mexico 5.13m -0.4 595
4.78m(-3.8) 4.65m(-2.0) 5.13m(-0.4)
9 Garcia, Francisca Mexico 4.78m -1.2 500
4.73m(-3.5) 4.78m(-1.2) FOUL(-1.6)
Event 18 Heptathlon: #6 Women Javelin Throw
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Catillo, Juana Dominician Republic 43.74m 739
40.84m 43.74m 42.25m
2 Ayers-Stamper, Danielle United States 39.27m 653
36.69m 36.01m 39.27m
3 Garcia, Francisca Mexico 36.79m 606
36.43m 36.79m 34.33m
4 Meyer, Shanon United States 33.84m 550
33.84m 29.37m FOUL
5 Carrillo, Gabriela EL Salvador 33.74m 548
33.74m 32.59m FOUL
6 Vasquez, Kytzzia Mexico 32.41m 522
31.94m 32.41m 31.52m
7 Marsh, Nadina Jamaica 32.05m 515
32.05m 30.36m 26.20m
8 Polischuk, Janine Canada 30.91m 494
30.91m 27.86m 28.89m
9 Mina, Yolanda Columbia 24.04m 364
FOUL 24.04m FOUL
Event 32 Women Hammer Throw
PAN AM JR.: P 63.20m 2001 YUNAIKA CRAWFORD, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 71.71m 2001 KAMILA SKOLIMOWSKA, POLAND
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Dahlgren, Jennifer Argentina 58.61m
58.28m 58.10m 54.50m FOUL 55.13m 58.61m
2 Mallory, Beth United States 57.75m
FOUL 57.75m 55.99m 55.63m 55.42m 56.61m
3 Benaventa, Adriana Venezuela 56.81m
FOUL 56.81m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
4 Frizell, Sultana Canada 55.25m
51.83m FOUL FOUL FOUL 54.27m 55.25m
5 Michalski, Kristen United States 55.10m
53.23m FOUL FOUL FOUL 55.10m 53.02m
6 Coronado, Monica Mexico 48.08m
48.08m 47.34m 46.02m 44.22m FOUL FOUL
7 Goyotortua, Roxana Mexico 44.21m
FOUL 42.86m 43.20m 43.83m 41.18m 44.21m
-- Salinas Diaz, Indira Cuba FOUL
PASS PASS FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
Event 30 Women Pole Vault
Starting height is 3.00
Progression is 3.00, 3.10, 3.20, 3.30, 3.40, 3.50, 3.60, 3.70,
3.80, 3.90, 4.00, 4.05, 4.10, 4.15, 4.20, etc.
PAN AM JR.: P 3.93m 1999 TRACY O'HARA, UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 4.47m 2000 YELENA ISINBAYEVA, RUSSIA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Bailey, Julene United States 4.05mP
3.70 3.80 3.90 4.00 4.05 4.10
XO O P O XO XXX
2 Silva, Karla Brazil 4.00mP
3.70 3.80 3.90 4.00 4.05 4.10
O O XO O P XXX
2 Costa, Kira United States 4.00mP
3.60 3.70 3.80 3.90 4.00 4.05
O P O XO O XXX
4 Vangool, Adrianne Canada 3.90m
3.60 3.70 3.80 3.90 4.00
O P O O XXX
5 Agudelo, Milena Columbia 3.80m
3.70 3.80 3.90
O XO XXX
6 Kupper, Sue Canada 3.50m
3.10 3.30 3.40 3.50 3.60
P XXO O O XXX
-- Quejada, Karina Columbia NH
3.10
XXX
-- Huerta, Citalli Mexico NH
3.10 3.30 3.40
P P XXX
-- Heitkoter, Michaela Brazil NH
3.70
XXX
Event 33 Women 200 Meter Dash
PAN AM JR.: P 23.29 1989 LILIANA ALLEN, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 22.19 1980 NATALYA BOCHINA, RUSSIA
Name Year Team Prelims
Heat 1 Wind: 0.4
1 Soloman, Shalonda United States P 23.21Q
2 Hutson, Wanda Trinidad And Tobago 23.53Q
3 Codrington, Chandora Antigua And Barbuda 24.14
4 Kellman, Lian Barbados 24.68
5 Alexander, Kinike VIN 24.70
-- Riderelli, Daniela Chile DNF
-- Ponteen, Tiadra St. Kitts And Nevis DNS
Heat 2 Wind: -0.6
1 McLaughlin, Aneisha Jamaica 23.45Q
2 Alcarez, Wilmarys Venezuela 23.68Q
3 Cox, Shana United States 23.71q
4 Thibault, Genevieve Canada 24.78
5 Fletcher, Sherry Grenada 24.87
6 Martinez, Amada EL Salvador 25.67
-- Krasucki, Franciella Brazil DNS
Heat 3 Wind: -0.2
1 Baptiste, Kelly-Ann Trinidad And Tobago 23.62Q
2 Dos Santos, Evelyn Brazil 23.88Q
3 Anderson, Nikeisha Jamaica 23.93q
4 Williams, Genna Barbados 24.08
5 Brown, Alecia Canada 24.44
6 Alfonzo, Angela Venezuela 24.58
Event 34 Men 200 Meter Dash
PAN AM JR.: P 20.39 1982 CLINTON DAVIS, UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 20.13 1985 ROY MARTIN
Name Year Team Prelims
Heat 1 Wind: +0.0
1 Bolt, Usain Jamaica 20.67Q
2 Martina, Churandy AHO 20.71q
3 Palmer, Hank Canada 20.94q
4 Ibeh, Robert Cayman Islands 21.55
5 Potter, Aliston IVB 22.04
6 Side, Antonio Dominician Republic 22.61
Heat 2 Wind: +0.0
1 Sena, Jorge Celia Brazil 20.96Q
2 Duncan, Marcus Trinidad And Tobago 21.14q
3 Mitchell, Jacobi Bahamas 21.20
4 Fujiwara, Takeshi EL Salvador 23.02
-- Alanis, Daniel Mexico DNS
-- Solorzano, Jorge Guatemala DNS
Heat 3 Wind: 0.1
1 Collins, Aaron United States 20.94Q
2 Bailey, Daniel Antigua And Barbuda 21.26
3 Trispan, Louis Peru 21.33
4 Matthew, Michael Bahamas 21.39
5 Barton, Jermaine Jamaica 21.43
6 Gooding, Justin Barbados 21.66
7 Becerra, Kasi Chile 21.74
Heat 4 Wind: 0.2
1 Neville, David United States 20.95Q
2 Durant, Adrian US Virgin Islands 20.99q
3 Hinds, Andrew Barbados 21.37
4 Barros, Martin Chile 21.67
5 Gomes, Chet Antigua And Barbuda 21.74
-- James, Jamil Trinidad And Tobago DNS
Event 22 Women 400 Meter Hurdles
WORLD JUNIOR: W 54.85 2002 LASHINDA DEMUS, UNITED STATES
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Dias, Amanda Brazil 58.09
2 Lucas, Josanne Trinidad And Tobago 58.43
3 Hill, MACKENZIE United States(LB Wilson) 58.61
4 Robinson, Camille Jamaica 59.69
5 Tavares, Fernanda Brazil 61.41
6 Keating, Frances Canada 61.58
7 Arias, Grace Ecuador 68.20
-- Watkins, Tawana United States DQ
Event 35 Women Triple Jump
PAN AM JR.: P 13.63m 2001 MABEL GAY, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 14.62m 1996 TERESA MARINOVA, BULGARIA
Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Ferandez Luis, Yudelkis Cuba 13.89mP +0.0
13.68m(-0.1) 13.50m(-1.1) 13.71m(-0.1) 13.77m(-0.9) 13.89m(+0.0) 13.72m(+0.0)
2 Williams, Alyce United States 12.87m 0.5
12.66m(0.1) 12.67m(-0.4) 12.87m(0.5) 12.80m(-0.1) 12.74m(-0.5) FOUL(+0.0)
3 Crichlow, Desiree Barbados 12.86m 0.1
FOUL(-0.4) FOUL(-0.6) 12.45m(-0.3) 12.74m(+0.0) 12.58m(+0.0) 12.86m(0.1)
4 Ibarguen, Caterine Columbia 12.64m -0.8
12.22m(-0.1) 12.64m(-0.8) 12.58m(0.2) 12.53m(+0.0) 12.57m(-0.4) 12.63m(+0.0)
5 Forde, Siedre Barbados 12.42m 1.4
FOUL(0.6) 11.84m(-1.4) 12.42m(1.4) FOUL(0.3) 11.83m(+0.0) 11.84m(+0.0)
6 Mark, Sheron Trinidad And Tobago 12.39m 0.7
12.39m(0.7) 12.20m(0.1) 12.15m(-2.5) 11.88m(+0.0) 12.12m(-0.4) FOUL(-0.5)
7 Duncan, Althea Jamaica 12.25m 0.8
12.25m(0.8) 12.02m(-0.3) 11.97m(0.1) 11.87m(-0.3) 12.13m(0.3) 11.34m(-0.4)
8 Egbo-Egbo, Mary Canada 12.23m -0.5
11.63m(-0.7) 11.94m(+0.0) 12.23m(-0.5) 11.92m(-0.7) 11.84m(-0.3) 11.95m(-0.2)
9 Ugarte, Dasy Bolivia 12.13m 0.2
11.96m(-0.1) 12.13m(0.2) 11.93m(-0.9)
10 Beckford, Peta-Gaye Jamaica 11.99m 0.2
FOUL(-0.6) 11.88m(-0.8) 11.99m(0.2)
11 Triana, Jaqueline Mexico 10.74m -2.0
10.74m(-2.0) FOUL(0.7) 10.23m(-0.6)
-- Reyes, MACARENS Chile FOUL
FOUL(0.1) PASS(NWI) PASS(NWI)
-- Davis, Veronica Venezuela DNS
-- Spears, Ychlindria United States DNS
-- Ugarte, Daysi Bolivia DNS
Event 24 Men 400 Meter Hurdles
PAN AM JR.: P 50.03 1997 ANGELO TAYLOR, UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 48.02 1984 DANNY HARRIS, UNITED STATES
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Fergusson, Kenneth United States 50.07
2 Phillips, Isa Jamaica 50.95
3 Culson, Javier Puerta Rico 51.10
4 Fernandes, Raphael Brazil 51.49
5 Seabrook, Adam Canada 53.08
6 Deymonnaz, Christian Argentina 53.12
7 Willis, Matthew United States (UCLA) 54.97
-- Martin, Paul Canada DNS
Event 36 Women Javelin Throw
PAN AM JR.: P 61.76m 1997 OSLEYDIS MENENDEZ, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 61.99m 1999 WANG YANING, CHINA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Evans, Erma-Gene St. Lucia 49.67m
44.47m 49.67m 43.03m 42.03m 42.55m 36.83m
2 Woodward, Krista Canada 48.90m
FOUL 48.90m 48.46m FOUL 45.25m FOUL
3 Rugama, Dalila Nicaragua 48.61m
48.61m 46.50m PASS 41.39m 45.25m 43.93m
4 Ford, Samantha United States 47.81m
47.81m FOUL 44.12m FOUL 41.32m 42.21m
5 Feliciano, Leyda Puerta Rico 45.25m
45.25m 42.10m 39.43m 39.27m 40.83m PASS
6 Warfield, Hannah United States 45.01m
42.18m 43.62m 42.75m 44.25m 42.51m 45.01m
7 Bunko, Andrean Canada 43.35m
43.35m 42.63m 41.51m 40.88m 42.58m 42.36m
8 Ortiz, Coralys Puerta Rico 43.10m
40.65m 41.41m 43.10m 37.42m 41.18m FOUL
9 Aguer, Mariela Argentina 43.09m
42.64m 43.09m 37.97m
10 Vincent, Nathalia Grenada 42.17m
42.17m 39.06m 40.82m
11 Maynard, Kyann Barbados 40.22m
FOUL 40.22m 36.18m
12 Nicholls, Shernelle Barbados 31.42m
29.19m FOUL 31.42m
Event 37 Women 1500 Meter Run
PAN AM JR.: P 4:16.07 1997 FABIANA DA SILVA, BRAZIL
WORLD JUNIOR: W 3:51.34 1997 LANG YINGLAI, CHINA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Santiuti Caball, Yuneisi Cuba 4:24.56
2 Dron, Chantelle United States 4:26.66
3 Maloy, Elizabeth United States 4:26.87
4 Chichester, Jennifer Guyana 4:33.25
5 Kolstad, Kristen Canada 4:35.34
6 Cedeno, Karina Ecuador 4:40.87
7 Vasquez, Eliana Chile 4:47.22
-- Malchor, Ines Peru DNS
Event 38 Men 1500 Meter Run
PAN AM JR.: P 3:45.80 1995 MARCIO DA SILVA, BRAZIL
WORLD JUNIOR: W 3:33.16 1999 BENJAMIN KIPKIRUI, KENYA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Castillo Gera, Maure Sur Cuba 3:47.13
2 Benninger, Kurt Canada 3:49.08
3 Woods, Mike Canada 3:50.93
4 Tyler, Raymond United States 3:52.96
5 Solares, Pablo Mexico 3:56.07
6 Carranza, Matias Argentina 4:00.21
7 Vasquez, Sam United States 4:01.63
8 Baird, James Antigua And Barbuda 4:02.57
9 Talbert, Wainard Jamaica 4:04.01
10 Nelson, Jamille Antigua And Barbuda 4:05.91
11 Arthur, Carlon Trinidad And Tobago 4:09.28
12 Joseph, Ray St. Lucia 4:10.78
13 Ross, Ryan Barbados 4:16.47
Event 18 Heptathlon: #7 Women 800 Meter Run
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Catillo, Juana Dominician Republic 2:16.07 878
2 Polischuk, Janine Canada 2:17.72 855
3 Meyer, Shanon United States 2:19.83 826
4 Garcia, Francisca Mexico 2:24.34 766
5 Vasquez, Kytzzia Mexico 2:26.42 738
6 Mina, Yolanda Columbia 2:29.94 694
7 Ayers-Stamper, Danielle United States 2:30.32 689
8 Carrillo, Gabriela EL Salvador 2:31.42 675
9 Marsh, Nadina Jamaica 2:32.86 657
Women Heptathlon
Points 100H HJ SP 200 Day1 LJ JT 800
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1 Catillo, Juana 14.90 1.58m 12.67m 25.65 5.37m 43.74m 2:16.07
Dominician Republic w: -0.1 w: +0.0 w: -3.1
Team Points: 20 5381 (855) (712) (706) (828) 3101 (663) (739) (878)
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2 Marsh, Nadina 14.13 1.70m 9.96m 25.30 5.71m 32.05m 2:32.86
Jamaica w: 0.2 w: +0.0 w: -1.9
Team Points: 17 5135 (960) (855) (527) (859) 3201 (762) (515) (657)
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3 Polischuk, Janine 14.56 1.64m 9.79m 25.38 5.50m 30.91m 2:17.72
Canada w: 0.2 w: +0.0 w: -0.1
Team Points: 16 5101 (901) (783) (516) (852) 3052 (700) (494) (855)
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4 Meyer, Shanon 15.11 1.55m 11.80m 25.30 5.50m 33.84m 2:19.83
United States (San Diego State via Sultana HS) w: -0.1 w: +0.0 w: 0.2
Team Points: 15 5088 (827) (678) (648) (859) 3012 (700) (550) (826)
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5 Ayers-Stamper, Dani 14.41 1.58m 11.81m 27.63 5.44m 39.27m 2:30.32
United States w: 0.2 w: +0.0 w: 0.5
Team Points: 14 4967 (921) (712) (649) (660) 2942 (683) (653) (689)
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6 Garcia, Francisca 15.86 1.67m 9.70m 27.31 4.78m 36.79m 2:24.34
Mexico w: 0.2 w: +0.0 w: -1.2
Team Points: 13 4618 (732) (818) (510) (686) 2746 (500) (606) (766)
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7 Vasquez, Kytzzia 15.79 1.52m 9.54m 26.87 5.13m 32.41m 2:26.42
Mexico w: -0.1 w: +0.0 w: -0.4
Team Points: 12 4461 (740) (644) (499) (723) 2606 (595) (522) (738)
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8 Carrillo, Gabriela 15.72 1.58m 8.12m 26.96 5.20m 33.74m 2:31.42
EL Salvador w: -0.1 w: +0.0 w: -1.6
Team Points: 11 4420 (749) (712) (407) (715) 2583 (614) (548) (675)
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9 Mina, Yolanda 15.94 1.52m 8.14m 26.00 5.58m 24.04m 2:29.94
Columbia w: 0.2 w: +0.0 w: +0.0
Team Points: 9 4352 (722) (644) (408) (797) 2571 (723) (364) (694)
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Event 33 Women 200 Meter Dash
PAN AM JR.: P 23.29 1989 LILIANA ALLEN, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 22.19 1980 NATALYA BOCHINA, RUSSIA
Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Soloman, Shalonda United States (LB Poly) 22.93P +0.0
2 McLaughlin, Aneisha Jamaica 23.34 +0.0
3 Cox, Shana United States 23.39 +0.0
4 Alcarez, Wilmarys Venezuela 23.64 +0.0
5 Hutson, Wanda Trinidad And Tobago 23.70 +0.0
6 Baptiste, Kelly-Ann Trinidad And Tobago 23.74 +0.0
7 Anderson, Nikeisha Jamaica 23.76 +0.0
8 Dos Santos, Evelyn Brazil 24.10 +0.0
Event 34 Men 200 Meter Dash
PAN AM JR.: P 20.39 1982 CLINTON DAVIS, UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 20.13 1985 ROY MARTIN
Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Bolt, Usain Jamaica 20.13W +0.0
2 Neville, David United States 20.63 +0.0
3 Sena, Jorge Celia Brazil 20.70 +0.0
4 Collins, Aaron United States 20.83 +0.0
5 Durant, Adrian US Virgin Islands 20.83 +0.0
6 Martina, Churandy AHO 20.84 +0.0
7 Duncan, Marcus Trinidad And Tobago 21.47 +0.0
8 Palmer, Hank Canada 21.78 +0.0
Event 41 Women 5000 Meter Run
PAN AM JR.: P 16:34.59 1997 YAREMIS TORRES, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 12:53.72 1996 PHILIP MOSIMA, KENYA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Malchor, Ines Peru 16:53.37
2 Larsen, Suzanna United States 17:09.20
3 Sayer, Amber United States 17:46.34
Event 39 Men Triple Jump
PAN AM JR.: P 16.81m 1991 YOELBI QUESADA, CUBA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 17.50m 1985 VOLKER MAI, GERMANY
Name Year Team Finals Wind Points
Finals
1 Girart Rivero, David Cuba 16.93mP -0.5
16.93m(-0.5) 16.58m(0.2) 16.56m(+0.0) 16.41m(1.1) 16.50m(+0.0) FOUL(+0.0)
2 Joseph, Ayata Antigua And Barbuda 16.29m 0.1
16.29m(0.1) 16.24m(+0.0) 16.13m(0.5) 16.21m(1.1) 15.64m(+0.0) 16.15m(+0.0)
3 Dos Santos, Leonardo Brazil 15.66m 0.1
15.66m(0.1) FOUL(1.0) 13.68m(-0.8) 15.43m(+0.0) FOUL(0.1) 15.65m(+0.0)
4 Martinez Caraba, Wilfred Cuba 15.49m 0.1
14.87m(-0.3) FOUL(0.7) 14.91m(0.5) FOUL(1.2) 15.43m(1.2) 15.49m(0.1)
5 Welch, Solomon United States (Stanford via St. Mary's
HS)
15.11m
-0.3
FOUL(-0.7) 15.11m(-0.3) FOUL(0.9) 14.18m(0.4) 13.91m(1.2) FOUL(+0.0)
6 Walker, Wilbert Jamaica 14.88m 0.4
14.83m(+0.0) 14.80m(0.4) FOUL(-0.3) 14.60m(+0.0) 14.88m(0.4) 14.65m(+0.0)
7 Mattis, Carlos Jamaica 14.81m -0.3
14.81m(-0.3) FOUL(1.1) FOUL(-0.3) FOUL(+0.0) PASS(NWI) PASS(NWI)
8 Joseph, Travis St. Lucia 14.69m 0.2
14.63m(+0.0) 14.69m(0.2) FOUL(-0.4) 14.29m(+0.0) 14.42m(1.5) 14.26m(+0.0)
9 Fanfair, Devon United States 14.69m +0.0
14.44m(-0.4) 14.69m(+0.0) 13.87m(0.4)
10 Ramirez, Pedro Mexico 14.22m +0.0
FOUL(NWI) FOUL(0.4) 14.22m(+0.0)
11 Phillip, Joel Grenada 13.95m -0.9
13.95m(-0.9) FOUL(0.5) FOUL(-2.0)
-- Tamariz, Francisco Ecuador DNS
-- Linton Quesada, Henry Costa Rico DNS
-- Ramirez Paz, Josell Costa Rico DNS
Event 42 Women 4x100 Meter Relay
PAN AM JR.: P 43.38 1999 , UNITED STATES
A. JOYCE, A. WILLIAMS, A. ROBINSON, A. BUCHANAN
WORLD JUNIOR: W 43.38 1999 , UNITED STATES
A. JOYCE, A. WILLIAMS, A. ROBINSON, A. BUCHANAN
Team Finals Points
Finals
1 United States 'A' 44.00
1) Owens, Ashley 2) Broaddus, Juanita
3) Sherman, Alndra 4) Soloman, Shalonda
2 Jamaica 'A' 44.24
1) Powell, Jody 2) Facey, Simon
3) McLaughlin, Aneisha 4) Simpson, Sherone
3 Trinidad And Tobago 'A' 45.15
1) Barrow, Kerry 2) Hutson, Wanda
3) Cabral, Monique 4) Baptiste, Kelly-Ann
4 Brazil 'A' 46.02
1) Valente, Josiane 2) Krasucki, Franciella
3) Dos Santos, Evelyn 4) Palinkas, Marcia
5 Barbados 'A' 46.23
1) Carter, Katrina 2) Williams, Genna
3) Greene, Shadir 4) Kellman, Lian
6 Chile 'A' 46.38
7 Venezuela 'A' 46.60
1) Bermudez, Yessica 2) Alcarez, Wilmarys
3) Alfonzo, Angela 4) Carabali, Jackeline
Event 43 Men 4x100 Meter Relay
PAN AM JR.: P 39.42 1982 , UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 38.92 2002 , UNITED STATES
A. COLLINS, W. FELIX, I. WILLIAMS, W. HORDGE
Team Finals Points
Finals
1 United States 'A' 39.29P
1) Moore, Carlos 2) Collins, Aaron
3) Collins, Ashton 4) Hordge, Willie
2 Jamaica 'A' 39.40P
1) Hutton, Winston 2) Latty, Tesfa
3) Cephas, Adrian 4) Bolt, Usain
3 Canada 'A' 41.74
-- Bahamas 'A' DNF
1) Wood, Don 2) Sawyer, Tyrone
3) Carey, Derek 4) Green, Oscar
-- Barbados 'A' DNF
1) King, Jessie 2) Hinds, Andrew
3) Taiwo, Sodeyi 4) Gooding, Justin
-- Brazil 'A' DNS
1) Dias, Thiago 2) Dos Santos, Leonardo
3) Sena, Jorge Celia 4) Santos Junior, Rubens
-- Trinidad And Tobago 'A' DNS
-- Chile 'A' DNS
Event 44 Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase
PAN AM JR.: P 8:57.63 1989 JOSE MORAES, BRAZIL
WORLD JUNIOR: W 7:58.66 2001 STEPHEN CHERONO, KENYA
Name Year Team Finals Points
Finals
1 Patino, Christian Ecuador 9:05.70
2 Davis, Kevin United States (UC Berkeley via Clovis West
HS)
9:06.20
3 Calzadilla, Jean Venezuela 9:06.25
4 Hass, Rodolfo Brazil 9:16.38
5 Cedazo, Yair Mexico 9:16.97
6 Monero, Diego Peru 9:24.45
7 Gray, Joseph United States 9:30.58
8 Loiselle, Matt Canada 9:34.05
9 Rosa, David Puerta Rico 10:17.70
Event 45 Women 4x400 Meter Relay
PAN AM JR.: P 3:32.70 1993 , JAMAICA
WORLD JUNIOR: W 3:28.93 1988 , GERMANY
M.DERR, S. FABERT, A. WOHLCK, G. BREUER
Team Finals Points
Finals
1 United States 'A' 3:34.08
1) Lee, Jasmine 2) Perkins, Angel
3) Hastings, Natasha 4) Smith, Stephanie
2 Jamaica 'A' 3:41.26
1) Robinson, Camille 2) Sutherland, Sonita
3) Foster, Maxine 4) Robinson, Carlene
3 Canada 'A' 3:43.54
-- Barbados 'A' DNS
1) Carter, Katrina 2) Brathwaite, Janeille
3) Greene, Shadir 4) Williams, Genna
-- Venezuela 'A' DNS
1) Bermudez, Yessica 2) Mejias, Jenny
3) Alcarez, Wilmarys 4) Alfonzo, Angela
-- Brazil 'A' DNS
1) Krasucki, Franciella 2) Dos Santos, Evelyn
3) Tavares, Fernanda 4) Dias, Amanda
Event 46 Men 4x400 Meter Relay
PAN AM JR.: P 3:03.53 1991 , UNITED STATES
WORLD JUNIOR: W 3:01.90 1986 , UNITED STATES
C. CAMPBELL, C.RISH, P. WADDLE, W. REED
Team Finals Points
Finals
1 United States 'A' 3:02.88P
1) Coleman, Elzie 2) Wariner, Jeremy
3) Fergusson, Kenneth 4) Collins, Ashton
2 Canada 'A' 3:11.56
3 Jamaica 'A' 3:12.41
1) Brown, Melhard 2) Browne, Kiel
3) Phipps, Rohan 4) Phillips, Isa
4 Puerta Rico 'A' 3:13.90
1) Melendez, Leonardo 2) Culson, Javier
3) Torres, Victor 4) Martinez, Felix
5 Bahamas 'A' 3:16.01
1) Bain, Andretti 2) Mitchell, Jacobi
3) Bridgewater, Drameco 4) Matthew, Michael
-- Barbados 'A' DNS
1) Seale, Lemar 2) Farmer, Damian
3) Marshall, Terry 4) King, Jessie
-- Brazil 'A' DNS
1) Sena, Jorge Celia 2) Davide, Kleberson
3) Fernandes, Raphael 4) Chyaromont, Thiago Perei
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