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Britany Anderson Janell Fullerton Lotavia Brown Andrenette Knight LONG JUMP CLASS III Anderson continued her unbeaten streak in the event as she won her first Girls’ Championship gold medal. 1. Britany Anderson (Vere) 5.78m 2. Lotavia Brown (Ed.A.) 5.69m 3. Aaliyah Lindsay (Alpha) 5.57m 4. Noellea-Marie Mason (Wol.) 5.48m 5. Aalliyah Francis (Frome) 5.46m 6. Shade Parr (Hydel) 5.42m 7. Rhianna Phipps (Hydel) 5.40m 8. Natasha Dudley (Vere) 5.36m DISCUS CLASS III The Vere duo of Forbes and Chance won the quinella and gave their school much needed points. 1. Marie Forbes (Vere) 37.34m 2. Natsuya Chance (Vere) 33.67m 3. Ashanti Wright (XLCR) 33.29m 4. Kadine Brown (Ed.A.) 32.72m 5. Celine Falconer (St.A.) 32.67m 6. Aliesha Shaw (Rusea’s) 32.38m 7. Daneika Williamson (Alpha) 32.20m 8. Shadae Richards (M.H.S.) 30.66m 100M CLASS IV In a long awaited duel between the outstanding sprinters Steele and Matthews, Steele emerged victorious. 1. Sashieka Steele (Holm.) 11.91 2. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 12.01 3. Bethany Bridge (Ed.A.) 12.31 4. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 12.50 5. Shantae Williams (St.J.) 12.52 6. Omelia Stanley (Hydel) 12.52 7. Janela Spencer (M.H.S.) 12.71 8. Patreece Clarke (Ed.A.) 12.74 70M HURDLES CLASS IV After winning silver medals in the sprints, Matthews finally won gold in the sprint hurdles. 1. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 10.63 2. Patreece Clarke (Ed.A.) 10.86 3. Marissa Simpson (Cl.C.) 10.87 4. Salieci Myles (Ed.A.) 10.90 5. Oneka Wilson (Hydel) 11.09 6. Donnell Hartley (Q.) 11.13 7. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 11.14 8. Abigail Blake (Hol.C.) 11.15 4x100M CLASS IV St Jago took advantage of the absence of favorites Edwin Allen and captured first place. 1. St. Jago 47.58 2. Hydel Group 47.61 3. Manchester 49.14 4. St. Andrew 49.25 5. Wolmer’s 49.40 6. Immaculate 50.00 7. Holmwood Technical 50.63 8. Camperdown 51.09 HIGH JUMP CLASS IV Foreman regained her early season form and won the high jump title. 1. Shantae Foreman (XLCR) 1.60m 2. Zoe Shaw (St.A.) 1.55m 3. Bianca Samuels (Hydel) 1.50m 3. Jamara Scott (BBay) 1.50m 3. Amelia Davis (Wol.) 1.50m 3. Daniel Hinds (XLCR) 1.50m 7. Sheree Wright (M.H.S.) 1.45m 7. Luanna Brown (M.H.S.) 1.45m 3000M OPEN Green avenged her defeat in the 1500M, and defeated the favorite Dixon. 1. Monifa Green (Hydel) 10:16.42 2. Britnie Dixon (Vere) 10:19.50 3. Teresha Jacobs (Ed.A.) 10:39.62 4. Kris-Ann Plummer (Vere) 10:53.13 5. Jeima Davis (Ed.A.) 10:55.65 6. Tameria Howell (St.M.H.) 10:59.02 7. Shaneeka Reid (Holm.) 11:04.85 8. Llori Sharp (St.A.) 11:05.17 400M HURDLES OPEN The world junior silver medalist continued her local unbeaten streak when she easily defeated a high quality field. 1. Shannon Kalawan (Ed.A.) 56.41 2. Andrenette Knight (St.J.) 56.98 3. Nicolee Foster (Holm.) 56.99 4. Sanique Walker (Vere) 57.20 5. Shiann Salmon (Hydel) 57.78 6. Janiel Moore (Ed.A.) 1:01.47 7. Jody-Ann Petrie (St.J.) 1:01.94 8. Kimisha Chambers (St.E.T.H.S.) DNF JAVELIN OPEN Last year’s bronze medalist Stevens became the 2016 gold medallist. 1. Sahjay Stevens (St.ETHS) 43.60m 2. Devia Brown (Hydel) 42.52m 3. Tyefah Saunders (ICHS) 38.59m 4. Kimoy Phillips (Frome) 38.13m 5. Aiko Jones (Wol.) 37.92m 6. Dahlia Sterling (Alpha) 36.26m 7. Georgetta Samuels (Holm.) 35.82m 8. Johnadine Thomas (Alpha) 35.30m HEPTATHLON OPEN Shot Put gold medalist Fullerton showed her versatility as she won the multi-event. 1. Janell Fullerton (St.J) 5011 pts. 2. Zinedine Russell (Alpha) 4489 pts. 3. Trishauna Hemmings (Hydel) 4469 pts. 4. Keneva Headley (Holm.) 4321 pts. 5. Peter-Gay McKenzie (Ed.A.) 4176 pts. 6. Brittaney Orr (BBay) 3959 pts. 7. Fiona Barnes (Vere) 3934 pts. 8. Basilla Haughton (Rusea’s) 3575 pts. 4 X 400M OPEN Led by champion girl Bromfield, St. Elizabeth avenged their Gibson Relay defeat. 1. St. Elizabeth Technical 3:37.40 2. Hydel Group 3:38.87 3. Holmwood Technical 3:39.78 4. Edwin Allen 3:41.28 5. St. Jago 3:41.97 6. St. Andrew 3:50.12 7. St. Mary 3:50.61 8. St. Andrew Technical 4:01.47 2000M STEEPLECHASE OPEN Edwin Allen dominated the event as Jacobs won her first gold medal. 1. Teresha Jacobs (Ed.A.) 7:07.86 2. Jeima Davis (Ed.A.) 7:19.10 3. Alithia Ferron (Vere) 7:21.62 4. Shanique Masters (Hydel) 7:25.67 5. Melissa Tyme (Holm.) 7:26.00 6. Kayce-Ann Plummer (Vere) 7:31.62 7. Delverna Bromfield (Holm.) 7:43.18 8. Monifa Green (Hydel) 8:03.94 SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY OPEN Hydel finally defeated Edwin Allen in the Medley relay. 1. Hydel Group 4:02.74 2. St. Jago 4:03.80 3. Spaldings 4:05.67 4. Manchester 4:07.70 5. Edwin Allen 4:10.34 6. Excelsior 4:11.21 7. Camperdown 4:17.13 8. Holmwood Technical 4:28.26 LONG JUMP CLASS IV Hall upsets favorite Chambers. TRIPLE JUMP OPEN 1. Dayshanae Hall (St.J.) 5.17m Spencer won her second gold medal 200M CLASS IV 2. Paula-Ann Chambers (Ed.A.) 5.14m in the horizontal jumps. Steele completed the sprint double. 3. Samoya Neil (XLCR) 5.13m 1. Samara Spencer (Hydel) 13.02m 1. Sashieka Steele (Holm.) 25.06 4. Jordan Temple (ICHS) 5.01m 2. Tissanna Hickling (St.J.) 12.96m 2. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 25.24 5. Shantay Kellyman (ICHS) 4.94m 3. Danielle Spence (Wol.) 12.86m 3. Bethany Bridge (Ed.A.) 25.67 6. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 4.93m 4. Britny Kerr (Hyd.) 12.61m 4. Salieci Myles (Ed.A.) 25.81 7. Davia Nichol (St.A.) 4.85m 5. Myesha Nott (Rusea’s) 12.34m 5. Jaciann Woolery (Gr.Is.) 26.23 8. Toni-Ann Powell (Hydel) 4.75m 6. Leone Farquarson (Cn.C.) 12.28m 6. Omelia Stanley (Hydel) 26.37 7. Jody-Ann Petrie (St.J.) 12.24m 7. Samoya Neil (XLCR) 26.62 8. Cathilee Mullings (Holm.) 12.15m 8. Janela Spencer (M.H.S.) 27.30 26 www.TeamJA.org TeamJamaica @JamaicaOlympics @TeamJamaica
Summary Edwin Allen has now won three consecutive titles and based on these Championship results, will continue to be strong contenders. In fact, Edwin Allen continues to be strong in the lower classes, so the graduation of their senior athletes will not have a serious effect on next year’s Championship hopes. They continued to be very competitive in the jumping events, an area where they used to be quite weak, but were less than dominant in the throws, an area in which they were traditionally strong. Of course, Hydel has become stronger contenders year after year and they would have noticed that the margin of victory in 2016 was sixty seven points, much less than the 100 point margin in 2015. A quick look at the scoring tables show that Hydel matched Edwin Allen’s scores in the hurdles and throws. They were even the top scoring team in the jumps, but in the sprints and distance events, Edwin Allen was dominant, outscoring Hydel by more than 80 points. Coach Corey Bennett knows that to dethrone Edwin Allen, that situation must be rectified quickly. St. Jago‘s task in rebuilding for 2017 will not be easy. The will lose top senior athletes like Natalliah Whyte, Shanice Reid, Nelda Huggins and Andrenette Knight. Those athletes were the heart of the St. Jago challenge and they will not be easily replaced. The problem is compounded by the fact that they scored no points in the middle and long distance events and no serious challenge can be mounted against Edwin Allen, with that type of weakness. They should however be able to dominate the throwing events with former Edwin Allen throwing coach Marlon Gayle now on the St. Jago coaching staff. Holmwood and Vere are two schools that have dominated Girls’ Championships in previous years, but have not mounted a serious challenge in the last few. Holmwood remains competitive on the track, but are now very weak in the field events. Compared with their rivals, they scored POINTS BY CLASS SCHOOL I II III IV OPEN TOTAL 1. Edwin Allen 62 79.5 96 37 55 329.50 2. Hydel 56 40 48 50 70 264.50 3. St. Jago 81.5 46 34 35 45 241.50 4. Holmwood 68 48 14 21 33 184 5. Vere 10 10 50 0 29 139 SCHOOL SPRINTS DISTANCE HURDLES RELAYS THROWS JUMPS HEP. TOTAL 1. Edwin Allen 92 79 35 41 21 55.5 6 329.5 2. Hydel 46 38 30 46 25 71.5 8 264.5 3. St. Jago 87 0 25 57 22 38.5 12 241.5 4. Holmwood 53 52 24 28 9 12 6 184 5. Vere 15 51 26 6 28 10 3 139 very few points in the jumps and throws. Vere on the other hand continue to hold their own in the distance and hurdling events, but in great contrast to previous years are quite weak in the sprints which also causes them to score few points in the critical relays. Even though they have two of the best jumpers in Carifta medalists Lamara Distin and Britany Anderson, they had woeful scores in the jumping events. At this point in time, no other school has a realistic chance of winning the Girls’ Champs title in the immediate future, but it has never been all about winning the coveted title. Instead, teams will continue to develop and showcase their stars who usually go on to represent their country at the youth, junior and senior levels. Athletes like sprint hurdler Daszay Freeman of Manchester, Anna-Kay-Allen and Julien Alfred of St. Catherine and Stacey-Ann Williams of St. Elizabeth, as a school, might have little or no chance of winning the Championship title but will continue to win individual medals and make their school proud. There are a number of outstanding athletes who will be saying goodbye. At the top of the list are Shannon Kalawan (Edwin Allen), Rochelle Burton (Camperdown) and Junelle Bromfield (St. Elizabeth) who all won individual medals at the 2016 World Junior games, while Natalliah Whyte won a gold medal at the 2014 youth Olympic games. Other athletes who did their school and country proud are Shanice Reid, Janelle Fullerton and, Andrenette Knight, Britny Kerr, Samara Spencer, Semoy Hemmings, Shanice Love , Zinedine Russell, Sydney Marshall, Teresha Jacobs and Ashley Williams who were medal winners at Champs and at the Carifta games. We say goodbye to those young ladies and we will continue to follow their track and field exploits as they make their transition to the college system at home and abroad. BREAKDOWN BY EVENTS SCHOOL SCORED IN WON 1. Edwin Allen 46 11 2. Hydel 46 6 3. St. Jago 46 8 4. Holmwood 46 4 5. Vere 46 6 ATHLETES CONTRIBUTING INDIVIDUAL POINTS 1. Edwin Allen 38 2. Hydel 29 3. St. Jago 20 4. Holmwood 23 5. Vere 13 RANK SCHOOL SCORE 1. Edwin Allen High 329.50 2. Hydel Group of Schools 264.5 3. St. Jago High 241.50 4. Holmwood Technical 184 5. Vere Technical 139 6. Excelsior High 80 7. St. Elizabeth Technical 72 8. Wolmer’s Girls 63.20 9. Manchester High 55 10. Alpha Academy 45.20 11. Camperdown High 39 12. St. Andrew High 37.50 13. St. Catherine High 33 14. Green Island High 27 15. Petersfield High 23 16. Immaculate Conception High 19.20 17. Spaldings High 18 18. Buff Bay High 17.50 19. St. Mary High 15 19. Rusea’s High h 15 21. St. Andrew Technical 13 22. Mount Alvernia High 10 23. Frome Technical High 9 24. Mavis Bank High 7 25. Clarendon College 6 26. Lacovia High 5 27. Albert Town High 4 28. Campion College 3 28. The Queen’s High 3 28. Titchfield High 3 31. Holy Childhood High 1.20 32. Herbert Morrison Technical 0.20 27
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Britany Anderson<br />
Janell Fullerton<br />
Lotavia Brown<br />
Andrenette Knight<br />
LONG JUMP CLASS III<br />
Anderson continued her unbeaten<br />
streak in the event as she won her<br />
first Girls’ Championship gold<br />
medal.<br />
1. Britany Anderson (Vere) 5.78m<br />
2. Lotavia Brown (Ed.A.) 5.69m<br />
3. Aaliyah Lindsay (Alpha) 5.57m<br />
4. Noellea-Marie Mason (Wol.) 5.48m<br />
5. Aalliyah Francis (Frome) 5.46m<br />
6. Shade Parr (Hydel) 5.42m<br />
7. Rhianna Phipps (Hydel) 5.40m<br />
8. Natasha Dudley (Vere) 5.36m<br />
DISCUS CLASS III<br />
The Vere duo of Forbes and Chance<br />
won the quinella and gave their<br />
school much needed points.<br />
1. Marie Forbes (Vere) 37.34m<br />
2. Natsuya Chance (Vere) 33.67m<br />
3. Ashanti Wright (XLCR) 33.29m<br />
4. Kadine Brown (Ed.A.) 32.72m<br />
5. Celine Falconer (St.A.) 32.67m<br />
6. Aliesha Shaw (Rusea’s) 32.38m<br />
7. Daneika Williamson (Alpha) 32.20m<br />
8. Shadae Richards (M.H.S.) 30.66m<br />
100M CLASS IV<br />
In a long awaited duel between the<br />
outstanding sprinters Steele and<br />
Matthews, Steele emerged victorious.<br />
1. Sashieka Steele (Holm.) 11.91<br />
2. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 12.01<br />
3. Bethany Bridge (Ed.A.) 12.31<br />
4. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 12.50<br />
5. Shantae Williams (St.J.) 12.52<br />
6. Omelia Stanley (Hydel) 12.52<br />
7. Janela Spencer (M.H.S.) 12.71<br />
8. Patreece Clarke (Ed.A.) 12.74<br />
70M HURDLES CLASS IV<br />
After winning silver medals in the<br />
sprints, Matthews finally won gold in<br />
the sprint hurdles.<br />
1. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 10.63<br />
2. Patreece Clarke (Ed.A.) 10.86<br />
3. Marissa Simpson (Cl.C.) 10.87<br />
4. Salieci Myles (Ed.A.) 10.90<br />
5. Oneka Wilson (Hydel) 11.09<br />
6. Donnell Hartley (Q.) 11.13<br />
7. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 11.14<br />
8. Abigail Blake (Hol.C.) 11.15<br />
4x100M CLASS IV<br />
St Jago took advantage of the<br />
absence of favorites Edwin Allen and<br />
captured first place.<br />
1. St. Jago 47.58<br />
2. Hydel Group 47.61<br />
3. Manchester 49.14<br />
4. St. Andrew 49.25<br />
5. Wolmer’s 49.40<br />
6. Immaculate 50.00<br />
7. Holmwood Technical 50.63<br />
8. Camperdown 51.09<br />
HIGH JUMP CLASS IV<br />
Foreman regained her early season<br />
form and won the high jump title.<br />
1. Shantae Foreman (XLCR) 1.60m<br />
2. Zoe Shaw (St.A.) 1.55m<br />
3. Bianca Samuels (Hydel) 1.50m<br />
3. Jamara Scott (BBay) 1.50m<br />
3. Amelia Davis (Wol.) 1.50m<br />
3. Daniel Hinds (XLCR) 1.50m<br />
7. Sheree Wright (M.H.S.) 1.45m<br />
7. Luanna Brown (M.H.S.) 1.45m<br />
3000M OPEN<br />
Green avenged her defeat in the<br />
1500M, and defeated the favorite<br />
Dixon.<br />
1. Monifa Green (Hydel) 10:16.42<br />
2. Britnie Dixon (Vere) 10:19.50<br />
3. Teresha Jacobs (Ed.A.) 10:39.62<br />
4. Kris-Ann Plummer (Vere) 10:53.13<br />
5. Jeima Davis (Ed.A.) 10:55.65<br />
6. Tameria Howell (St.M.H.) 10:59.02<br />
7. Shaneeka Reid (Holm.) 11:04.85<br />
8. Llori Sharp (St.A.) 11:05.17<br />
400M HURDLES OPEN<br />
The world junior silver medalist<br />
continued her local unbeaten streak<br />
when she easily defeated a high quality<br />
field.<br />
1. Shannon Kalawan (Ed.A.) 56.41<br />
2. Andrenette Knight (St.J.) 56.98<br />
3. Nicolee Foster (Holm.) 56.99<br />
4. Sanique Walker (Vere) 57.20<br />
5. Shiann Salmon (Hydel) 57.78<br />
6. Janiel Moore (Ed.A.) 1:01.47<br />
7. Jody-Ann Petrie (St.J.) 1:01.94<br />
8. Kimisha Chambers (St.E.T.H.S.) DNF<br />
JAVELIN OPEN<br />
Last year’s bronze medalist Stevens<br />
became the 2016 gold medallist.<br />
1. Sahjay Stevens (St.ETHS) 43.60m<br />
2. Devia Brown (Hydel) 42.52m<br />
3. Tyefah Saunders (ICHS) 38.59m<br />
4. Kimoy Phillips (Frome) 38.13m<br />
5. Aiko Jones (Wol.) 37.92m<br />
6. Dahlia Sterling (Alpha) 36.26m<br />
7. Georgetta Samuels (Holm.) 35.82m<br />
8. Johnadine Thomas (Alpha) 35.30m<br />
HEPTATHLON OPEN<br />
Shot Put gold medalist Fullerton<br />
showed her versatility as she won the<br />
multi-event.<br />
1. Janell Fullerton (St.J) 5011 pts.<br />
2. Zinedine Russell (Alpha) 4489 pts.<br />
3. Trishauna Hemmings (Hydel) 4469 pts.<br />
4. Keneva Headley (Holm.) 4321 pts.<br />
5. Peter-Gay McKenzie (Ed.A.) 4176 pts.<br />
6. Brittaney Orr (BBay) 3959 pts.<br />
7. Fiona Barnes (Vere) 3934 pts.<br />
8. Basilla Haughton (Rusea’s) 3575 pts.<br />
4 X 400M OPEN<br />
Led by champion girl Bromfield, St.<br />
Elizabeth avenged their Gibson Relay<br />
defeat.<br />
1. St. Elizabeth Technical 3:37.40<br />
2. Hydel Group 3:38.87<br />
3. Holmwood Technical 3:39.78<br />
4. Edwin Allen 3:41.28<br />
5. St. Jago 3:41.97<br />
6. St. Andrew 3:50.12<br />
7. St. Mary 3:50.61<br />
8. St. Andrew Technical 4:01.47<br />
2000M STEEPLECHASE OPEN<br />
Edwin Allen dominated the event as<br />
Jacobs won her first gold medal.<br />
1. Teresha Jacobs (Ed.A.) 7:07.86<br />
2. Jeima Davis (Ed.A.) 7:19.10<br />
3. Alithia Ferron (Vere) 7:21.62<br />
4. Shanique Masters (Hydel) 7:25.67<br />
5. Melissa Tyme (Holm.) 7:26.00<br />
6. Kayce-Ann Plummer (Vere) 7:31.62<br />
7. Delverna Bromfield (Holm.) 7:43.18<br />
8. Monifa Green (Hydel) 8:03.94<br />
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY OPEN<br />
Hydel finally defeated Edwin Allen in<br />
the Medley relay.<br />
1. Hydel Group 4:02.74<br />
2. St. Jago 4:03.80<br />
3. Spaldings 4:05.67<br />
4. Manchester 4:07.70<br />
5. Edwin Allen 4:10.34<br />
6. Excelsior 4:11.21<br />
7. Camperdown 4:17.13<br />
8. Holmwood Technical 4:28.26<br />
LONG JUMP CLASS IV<br />
Hall upsets favorite Chambers.<br />
TRIPLE JUMP OPEN<br />
1. Dayshanae Hall (St.J.) 5.17m Spencer won her second gold medal<br />
200M CLASS IV<br />
2. Paula-Ann Chambers (Ed.A.) 5.14m in the horizontal jumps.<br />
Steele completed the sprint double.<br />
3. Samoya Neil (XLCR) 5.13m 1. Samara Spencer (Hydel) 13.02m<br />
1. Sashieka Steele (Holm.) 25.06<br />
4. Jordan Temple (ICHS) 5.01m 2. Tissanna Hickling (St.J.) 12.96m<br />
2. Gabrielle Matthews (Hydel) 25.24<br />
5. Shantay Kellyman (ICHS) 4.94m 3. Danielle Spence (Wol.) 12.86m<br />
3. Bethany Bridge (Ed.A.) 25.67<br />
6. Danae Nembhard (St.J.) 4.93m 4. Britny Kerr (Hyd.) 12.61m<br />
4. Salieci Myles (Ed.A.) 25.81<br />
7. Davia Nichol (St.A.) 4.85m 5. Myesha Nott (Rusea’s) 12.34m<br />
5. Jaciann Woolery (Gr.Is.) 26.23<br />
8. Toni-Ann Powell (Hydel) 4.75m 6. Leone Farquarson (Cn.C.) 12.28m<br />
6. Omelia Stanley (Hydel) 26.37<br />
7. Jody-Ann Petrie (St.J.) 12.24m<br />
7. Samoya Neil (XLCR) 26.62<br />
8. Cathilee Mullings (Holm.) 12.15m<br />
8. Janela Spencer (M.H.S.) 27.30<br />
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