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Lotavia Brown<br />
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Tissana<br />
Hickling<br />
POINTS SUMMARY AFTER<br />
WEDNESDAY’S 2 FINALS<br />
After three finals, Holmwood leads with 15 points, while<br />
Edwin Allen, St. Jago and Hydel have 13, 11 and 7 points<br />
respectively. Vere technical is currently in fifth place with<br />
6 points. Edwin Allen’s all round strength has allowed<br />
them to keep pace with a rejuvenated Holmwood.<br />
Hydel quietly remains in contention behind the leaders.<br />
Points Summary: Holmwood – 15 pts, Edwin Allen –<br />
13 pts, St. Jago – 11 pts, Hydel – 7 pts, Vere – 6 pts.<br />
HIGH JUMP CLASS III<br />
Record: Shian Salmon (Hyd.) – 1.78m (2014)<br />
FOREMAN WINS A SECOND SUCCESIVE TITLE<br />
1. S. Foreman (Xlcr) _______________________<br />
2. A. Lindsay (Alpha) _______________________<br />
3. D. Anglin (H.M.) _______________________<br />
4. S. Evans (H.M.) _______________________<br />
5. A. Robinson (Rus.) _______________________<br />
6. D. Hinds (Xlcr) _______________________<br />
7. B. Samuels (Hydel) _______________________<br />
8. N. Robinson (Rus.) _______________________<br />
FINALISTS<br />
Shantae Foreman of Excelsior won this event in Class<br />
IV and is now favoured to win the title her first year in<br />
Class III. This year, she won this event at the Corporate<br />
Area meet, defeating Alpha’s Aaliyah Lindsay and<br />
Shenell Evans of Herbert Morrison in a very close<br />
contest. Western Champs winner Daniella Anglin also<br />
of Herbert Morrison and Daniel Hinds of Excelsior will<br />
be very competitive in this event too.<br />
SEASON’S BESTS: Foreman – 1.65m, Lindsay – 1.63m,<br />
Anglin– 1.60m, Evans – 1.60m, Robinson – 1.60m,<br />
Hinds – 1.60m, Samuel – 1.60m.<br />
LONG JUMP CLASS IV<br />
Kimone Shaw 2013 (St.J.) – 5.52m<br />
EDWIN ALLEN DUO LOOK TO WIN <strong>THE</strong> QUINELLA<br />
1. A. McKenzie (Ed.A.) _______________________<br />
2. T. Cespedes (Xlcr) _______________________<br />
3. K. Clarke (St.J.) _______________________<br />
4. D McFarlane (Ed.A.) _______________________<br />
5. N. Scarlett (Hyd.) _______________________<br />
6. J. McNeil (Knox) _______________________<br />
7. L. Lowe (ICHS) _______________________<br />
8. P. Brown (Mt.A.) _______________________<br />
FINALISTS<br />
Aleshia McKenzie and Davonia McFarlane continue<br />
Edwin Allen’s dominance in the horizontal jumps.<br />
McKenzie won the event at the Central Championships<br />
while her teammate was victorious at the Central<br />
Hurdles meet. Kay-Lagay Clarke of St. Jago placed<br />
first at the Central Hurdles meet and looks to upset the<br />
Edwin Allen duo. Trecy-Ann Cespedes of Excelsior<br />
placed second at the Central Hurdles meet and will<br />
challenge the top contenders for a medal.<br />
SEASON’S BESTS: McFarlane – 5.28m, Cespedes –<br />
5.18m, Clarke – 5.09m, McKenzie – 5.07m, McNeil –<br />
4.92m.<br />
2000M Steeple Chase Open<br />
Record: Desreen Montaque (Ed.A) – 7:01.07 (2012)<br />
THOMPSON TAKES HOME <strong>THE</strong> GOLD<br />
1. M. Thompson (Holm.) _______________________<br />
2. K. Green (Ed.A.) _______________________<br />
3. A. Stewart (Hydel) _______________________<br />
4. K. Plummer (Vere) _______________________<br />
5. J. Davis (Ed.A.) _______________________<br />
6. E. Coley (Hydel) _______________________<br />
7. R. Johnson (St.J.) _______________________<br />
8. C. Lewis (St.J.) _______________________<br />
FINALISTS<br />
Megan Thompson of Holmwood is the top athlete<br />
in this event. She easily won the event at the Central<br />
Championships and should repeat that performance<br />
at the Girls’ Championships. The Edwin Allen pair of<br />
Jeima Davis and Kayan Green is her main rival. Davis<br />
won the silver medal last year, while Kayan Green<br />
won this event at the Youngster Goldsmith meet. Both<br />
athletes will mount a serious challenge for the gold<br />
medal if selected for the event. Monifa Green is the<br />
2015 silver medallist but may not be entered in this<br />
event.<br />
SEASON’S BESTS: Thompson – 7:12.88, Green – 7:20.35,<br />
Robb – 7:25.44, Stewart – 7:26.20, Plummer – 7:29.66.<br />
POINTS SUMMARY ON THURSDAY<br />
NIGHT AFTER 6 FINALS<br />
Edwin Allen is now on 52 points while Holmwood has<br />
scored 31 points. In third place is Hydel with 25 points<br />
while Excelsior gets into fourth position with 24 points.<br />
St. Jago completes the top five places with 22 points.<br />
With Edwin Allen’s 21 point lead looking ominous, the<br />
other contending teams are already worried that they<br />
will not be easily overtaken.<br />
Points Summary: Edwin Allen – 52 pts, Holmwood –<br />
31 pts, Hydel – 25 pts, Excelsior – 24 pts, St. Jago – 22<br />
pts.<br />
TRIPLE JUMP OPEN<br />
Record: Tamara Moncrieffe (Holmwood) – 13.63m (2015)<br />
HICKLING BATTLES NOTT<br />
1. T. Hickling (St.J.) _______________________<br />
2. L. Brown (Ed.A.) _______________________<br />
3. M. Nott (Rus.) ______________________<br />
4. L. Murray (St.A.) _______________________<br />
5. K. Headley (Holm.) _______________________<br />
6. D. Spence (St.J.) _______________________<br />
7. L. Distin (Vere) _______________________<br />
8. F. Irving (Holm.) _______________________<br />
FINALISTS<br />
Tissanna Hickling of St. Jago won the silver medal in<br />
this event last year and hopes to finally win her first Triple<br />
Jump gold medal at these Championships. Standing<br />
in her way is Western Championship winner Myesha<br />
Nott of Rusea’s who defeated her in the U20 section of<br />
the Carifta Trials. The other potential medallists in the<br />
event are Lorean Murray of St. Andrew and Danielle<br />
Spence of St. Jago who placed third in this event last<br />
year. Lotavia Brown of Edwin Allen won the U18<br />
section of the Carifta Trials and could upset her more<br />
experienced rivals.
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