BVIOC set to host CANOC Long Term Athlete Development Workshop on Periodisation

February 7, 2017 by
Group work at the launch of the Long Term Athlete Development and Physical Literacy workshop in February 2016. Photo: BVIOC

Group work at the launch of the Long Term Athlete Development and Physical Literacy workshop in February 2016. Photo: BVIOC

The BVI Olympic Committee will be hosting the CANOC Long-Term Athlete Development Workshop in Tortola, British Virgin Islands from Thursday, February 9 – 11, 2017.

The fourth workshop in the Caribbean LTAD series will be facilitated by Mr. Istvan Balyi of Canada Sport for Life Society.

The focus is on periodization which is time management as a planning technique. It provides the framework for arranging the complex array of training processes (skill development, strength training, regeneration) into a logical schedule to bring about optimal improvements in performance.

The workshop is offered to all sporting organisations and those involved in coaching sports.

The first session took place in February 2016 and covered the key factors pertinent to athlete development and the 5 basic ‘S’s of training and performance – Stamina (Endurance), Strength, Speed, Skill, and Suppleness (Flexibility).

The second session, which took place in May 2016, focused on discussing the project outlines in the areas of Sport, Health and Education that followed on from the first workshop.

The third session took place in September 2016. The interactive session on Physical Literacy address looked at the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life.

The Physical Literacy Workshops are supported by the Sport for Life Society of Canada, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC), the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), the Ministry of Education, and the Ministry of Health.

For more information contact workshop coordinator, Mrs Angeleta Bernard.

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BVIAA contributes to FSN pantry and gives back to the community

February 7, 2017 by

By the BVI Athletics Association

BVIAA 2017 National Youth record holder - Discus throw and Shot put Dijimon Gumbs presenting food supplies to Sylvia Simmons of FSN. Photo: BVIAA

BVIAA 2017 National Youth record holder – Discus throw and Shot put Dijimon Gumbs presenting food supplies to Sylvia Simmons of FSN. Photo: BVIAA

The Family Support Network (FSN), is a British Virgin Islands’ non-governmental organisation working to fight and help those victims of domestic violence. The FSN is regularly appealing to members of the wider community to assist with monetary, food or clothing donations, to those who are less fortunate and has no means of supporting themselves or their children.

The British Virgin Islands Athletic Association (BVIAA) has heard the call for help and is proud to have given a small donation of food supplies to help some of those victims in our community who have sought assistance from the FSN.

The BVIAA recognizes the dedication and great work that the FSN is doing and encourages other organizations in the community to join in the fight and give something back to help others who are in need.

 

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Royals Win Manhattan Yacht Club Trophy

February 6, 2017 by

Source: Royal BVI Yacht Club

Royals win 2017 Manhattan Yacht Club Trophy. Photo: Provided


Royals win 2017 Manhattan Yacht Club Trophy. Photo: Provided

16 boats raced for the 2017 Manhattan Yacht Club Trophy on Saturday with club honours at stake as well as the race win. Ultimately, it is the Royal BVI Yacht Club who retain the Statue of Liberty Trophy for another year, with three of the team taking the top four places.

Returning for their second year to challenge the BVI clubs, the Manhattan Yacht Club fielded eight boats and the Royal BVI Yacht Club and West End Yacht Clubs four apiece.

The pursuit race started off Nanny Cat at 09:35 with the course taking the fleet up to Deadchest, leaving Peter Island and Flanigan to starboard, Pelican and the Indians to port before returning to the finish off Nanny Cay. A sparkling day on the water with a steady breeze made for some exciting racing with the first boat taking three and a half hours to complete the course.

First overall was the RBVIYC IC24 Black Pearl who reeled in the boats which started before them as they rounded Deadchest and proved to be impossible to catch for the faster boats chasing hard behind them. In second place was Girasoli finishing just 4 minutes behind the Pearl.

Next up was Nanny Cay KATS skippered by the Commodore of the Manhattan Yacht Club, Michael Fortenbaugh. Pulling together a scratch crew, including KATS sailor De’Sani Thomas, they put in an impressive performance to hold off the rapidly approaching J111, Spike which had started almost an hour behind them!

First home for the West End Yacht Club was The Black Pig, sneaking just over a minute ahead of teammates Wicked Winch. Seventh across the line was RBVIYC Commodore with Dances with Whales, also doubling as official photo boat.

Five of the MYC boats sailed an impromptu shortened course with Flag Shipping XV crossing the line first.

Back at the RBVIYC clubhouse, Governor John Duncan was on hand to present the prizes and the MYC presented medals of appreciation including a personal thank you from Commodore Fortenbaugh, awarding all those skippers who finished behind him with a medal.

The RBVIYC acknowledged all the sailors from all three clubs for their participation, Pam Fuller for running the race committee assisted by James Gibson, and Clair Burke for the photography. Thanks also were given to Pussers and Caribbean Cellars for the skippers’ bags and prizes.

The race was also the penultimate one in the Pussers Painkiller Series and, with Black Pearl taking their third win of the series ahead of Girasoli, it’s looking like an exciting finish for the Dark and Stormy.

Results
1. Black Pearl – Eddie Brockbank (RBVIYC)
2. Girasoli – Keith Li Greci (RBVIYC)
3. Nanny Cay KATS – Michael Fortenbaugh (MYC)
4. Spike – Sam Talbot (RBVIYC)
5. Black Pig – Gilbo Simpson (WEYC)
6. Wicked Winch – David Lake (WEYC)
7. Dances with Whales – Todd Patterson (RBVIYC)
8. Reverie – Don Pietrykowski (WEYC)
9. Wildfire – John Hayes (WEYC)
10. Foxys – (MYC)
11. Curious Cat – (MYC)

RTD – Millenium Falcon, Black Pearl (Cat 4800), Flag Shipping XV, Mercedes V, Painkiller

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Podium finishes and personal bests for BVI athletes abroad

February 2, 2017 by

By BVI Athletics Associaiton

University of Findlay junior Tynelle Gumbs named Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Female Field Athlete of the Week following her performance at the Elite Throws at the Findlay Classic. It is the second week in a row that Gumbs has earned this award. Photo: University of Findlay

Ashley Kelly opened her season in the 200m with a time of 24.15s to place her second in the Boston University John Thomas Terrier Classic missing the number one spot by .10s to Shenel Crooke. Ashley’s indoor personal best is 24.07.

Trevia Gumbs placed 3rd in the weight throw with a toss of 17.43m ( 57-02.25 ft) at the Findlay Classic Meet hosted by University of Findlay, Ohio.

Tynelle Gumbs established a personal best in the shot put with a throw of 13.23m (43-06.00 ft) to place 4th. Tynelle also had an opportunity to compete in the elite section of the Weight Throw event to place 2nd with a throw of 20.53m (67-04.75 ft). Tynelle was also named the University of Findlay Athlete of the Week for the 2nd consecutive week.

Jonel Lacey placed 6th in the 200m with a time of 25.06s and aided her teammates in the 4X400m to secure 2nd with a time of 3:44.98 at the Ocean Breeze Complex, Staten Island.

J.H. Phillips Academy student, 13 year old Nechanti Thomas placed 3rd (out of 38 competitors) in the 60m dash with a time of 8.45s at the Birmingham Middle School Indoor Gold Standard Meet.

Tarique Moses placed 1st in his heat in the 600m with a personal best of 1:22.70 seconds to improve his previous 1.25 seconds at Paradise Valley in Phoenix, AZ.

Rikkoi Brathwaite ran the 55m n 6.63 seconds to place 4th out of a total of 128 competitors at the David Oliver Invitation at Winston-Salem NC. Rikkoi also ran the 300m in 37 seconds to place 19th out of 153 competitors.

 

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Islanders take BVIFA National League title fourth time running

January 31, 2017 by

By BVI Football Association

Action from Wolues v VG Utd in the 2017 BVIFA National League. Photo: BVIFA / Charlie Jackson

Action from Wolues v VG Utd in the 2017 BVIFA National League. Photo: BVIFA / Charlie Jackson

Whilst they will have to wait for the official presentation of the trophy, the Islanders secured a 4th consecutive BVI Football Association National League title, with a 2-1 win over the Rebels F.C. on Sunday, January 29, 2017

Needing at least one point to deny the Sugar Boys, who beat Old Madrid 4-1 the previous day, a chance of sneaking the Championship, the Islanders went ahead in the first half through Fitzroy Daley. However, Joel Williams equalised and it was left to talisman, Avondale Williams to calmly slot home the winner from the edge of the box.

There are still games to go on Wednesday and at the weekend, but the presentations will be made at the conclusion of the last game of the season between the Sugar Boys and the Islanders, .

Sugar Boys had applied a little bit of pressure on the Islanders with a comfortable victory on Saturday against the Old Madrid side, with Mohamed Kafour scoring a hat trick and going joint top of the Golden Boot table on 11 goals.

Kevin Fisher of the Islanders also has 11 as does Richard Morgan of One Love.

The other goals came from Akeem Hendrikson and a Sugar Boys own goal.

Despite defeat, the Rebels guaranteed themselves a top four finish as did One Love with a 2-0 victory against the Panthers, courtesy of Goals from Morgan and Uriah Junior Baptiste

The Wolues 4-0 win over VG United was the penultimate weekend’s action with goals from Kevin Carragher, Giovanni Di Biaise (2) and Omar Elliston.

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Dijimon Gumbs heaves a National Youth Record in the shot put

January 31, 2017 by

By BVI Athletics Association

Dijimon Gumbs heaves the shot put to 16.43m to set new National Youth Record during the BVIAA 3rd Development Meet on January 28, 2017. Photo: Charlie Jackson

Dijimon Gumbs heaves the shot put to 16.43m to set new National Youth Record during the BVIAA 3rd Development Meet on January 28, 2017. Photo: Charlie Jackson

The results at the British Virgin Islands Athletics Association’s (BVIAA) 3rd Development meet saw Dijimon Gumbs establishing yet another National Youth Record in the shot put with a throw of 16.43m. The previous record was 16.33m at the 2016 Carifta Games in Grenada.

Highlights of other results as follows:-
Joshua Hill established a personal best in the under 18 men 800m with a time 2:01.49

Adriano Gumbs established a personal best in the open men 400m with a time of 49.37

L’T’Sha Fahie established a personal best in the 400m with a time of 58.16

Arianna Hayde established a PB and a Youth National record in the heptathlon scoring 4,057 points.

Jelani Norman established a new Octathlon record with 4,239 points

Xiomara Malone established a PB in the Heptathlon scoring 3,430 points

Click on the link to download the full results: BVIAA DEVELOPMENTAL MEET 3 – APResults[13]

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VIVA Power League 2017 kicks off with record start

January 30, 2017 by

Source: BVI Platinum

Vixens (in turquoise) won against School Them in the featured first game of the Opening Ceremony for the VI Volleyball Association Power League 2017. Photo: BVI Platinum

Vixens (in turquoise) won against School Them in the featured first game of the Opening Ceremony for the VI Volleyball Association Power League 2017. Photo: BVI Platinum

The Virgin Islands Volleyball Association (VIVA) is ready to take the sport from recreational to seriously competing, now having a much bigger pool of talented athletes to choose from.

This year’s 2017 Volleyball season kicked off yesterday, January 28, at the Multipurpose Sports Complex, with a record start, registering a total of 16 teams, the most teams ever to participate in a BVI volleyball tournament.

This was great news for the local association, who will remain vigilant throughout the league, scouting for new talent for the Territory’s national team. The league will run until mid May.

Speaking to BVI Platinum News, President of the Association, Willis Potter stated that this year’s numbers are a proper indication of the impact and awareness of the sport in the Virgin Islands.

The tournament boasts of 10 female teams—5 in the lower division and 5 in the upper division, and 6 male teams, all ranging from the age of 10 to over 50 years old.

Potter said, “With these numbers, this season should be a very competitive one.”

He added, “We are about to move from just playing volleyball for entertainment, to now being serious about competing regionally. We want to move into the competition level as it was in the past.”

The president added, “So with so many persons coming in, it gives us the opportunity to build a strong team, having the chance to pull the most skilled persons from such a big pool.”

Potter further expressed that the BVI is capable of competing with any country in the region, as long as things fall in line.

“We will do that by starting with our grass roots and getting more fresh blood to take over.”

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BVIFA Partner with Manatees F.C. to send Five Youth teams to GPS Caribbean Showcase Tournament in Puerto Rico, Feb 27th – Feb 29th

January 27, 2017 by

BY BVI Football Association

BVIFA Partner with Manatees F.C. to send Five Youth teams to GPS Caribbean Showcase Tournament in Puerto Rico, Feb 27th – Feb 29th. Photo: BVIFA / Charlie Jackson

BVIFA partner with Manatees F.C. to send 5 youth teams to GPS Caribbean Showcase Tournament in Puerto Rico, Feb 27th – Feb 29th. Photo: BVIFA / Charlie Jackson

In an unprecedented level of partnership the BVIFA has joined forces with the Manatees football club to send no less than five teams from the Territory to a Youth Football Tournament in Puerto Rico on Friday 27th January, 2017.

The tournament, the 2nd Global Premier Soccer (GPS) Caribbean Showcase, will be held at the Bayamon Facilities in Puerto Rico. Over 60 teams (boys and girls teams) from various USA states (Rhode Island, New York, Chicago, Florida and Boston) and from the Dominican Republic, US Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands participated last year.

This year, GPS, the organisers, are hoping to see an influx of teams from other surrounding Caribbean islands along with the most competitive teams from Puerto Rico.

The event will be held January 27 – 29 and offers further exposure to college coaches for all of the showcase (U15-U18) players in attendance and a high level of competition for elite U9-U14 teams.

Last year the Manatees went to the tournament with one of their teams reaching the semi finals, so with the increased participation and higher level of preparation there are great hopes for the teams to go at least one better and reach the finals.

The BVIFA has partnered with the Manatees to increase the number of teams going in 2017 to include U17 Girls, U15 Boys, U13 Boys and Girls and U12 Boys.

BVIFA President, Mr. Andy Bickerton said that “it is going to a big challenge for our young players, it is a great opportunity though for them to get experience playing against quality players and we are full of confidence that they will do well.”

John Reilly said “it is great that we can partner with the BVIFA and we are really looking forward to it and will use the Tournament to build teams of youth players for the future.”

Luca Chalwell, who is Captain of the U13 Boys commented that he expects his team to play well and put into practice all they have been working on. “I hope we play well and come home with a trophy.  We have been working almost every day to prepare and it is going to be good!”

Miquel Marshall, U15 Boys Captain noted that “the tournament is going to be good – we have trained hard and with a couple of the team going before we know what is expected of us to do well.”

Tola Broderick, on behalf of the U13 Girls stated that “it will be a great experience” and one that her team is looking forward to. “Some of us have been before and know how tough it will be but we are ready!”

Morgan Creque spoke about how great an opportunity it will be to showcase ability and talent in front of college scouts and other teams from a larger area while Girls U17 Captain, Jakisha Rigobert mentioned that she was very proud of her team mates and knows they will do well. “I encourage us all to do what we have to do. To the new ones – I know you will enjoy the experience and all of us are looking forward to putting the hard work into practice on the pitch, win, lose, or draw.”

“It is a very important tournament for us at all levels,” commented new Technical Director, Marcos Falopa. “I will try to help the Coaches and players get better and am hoping everything goes well. I’m sure some of our talented boys and girls will catch the eye and get an opportunity to go onto bigger and better things like scholarships and chances to further their education and football.”

On Friday, January 27, students aged 15-17 will be attending a meet and greet with college scouts and coaches at the Tournament and will have an opportunity to find out about the colleges, how to apply, understand what is expected, and how best to impress.

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News of Overseas BVI Athletes

January 27, 2017 by

By BVI Athletics Association

Tynelle Gumbs named Findlay University athlete of the week. Photo: Provided

Tynelle Gumbs named Findlay University athlete of the week. Photo: Provided

Lakeisha Mimi Warner placed 4th in her 800 meter run finals at the Clemson Invitational with a time of 2:12.62 which is a personal best indoor time and helped Clemson’s 1600 meter relay team to victory. Ms. Warner posted a third leg time of 55.45 seconds. Ms. Warner also secured a win on Clemson’s 4×400 with a time of 3:41.11 and 4th in the 500m with a time of 1:13.36 and secured 12th place overall in the 200m with a time of 25.34. Ms. Warner clocked 55.47 in the 400. Split at 2:10 in the 800 in the distance medley and ran a 54.5 split on the Clemson’s 4X400 relay. Clemson’s combined effort in the distance medley relay of 11:16.69 puts Warner and her team as the third fastest in the School’s history!

Nelda Huggins won her 60m semi and final with times of 7.83 and 7.67 respectively at the Minnesota State – Alumni Open. Ms. Huggins improved her personal best of 7.67 to 7.64s in the 60m Final at the Jim Emmerich Alumni Invitational; she also had a solid showing in the 200m winning that event with a time of 24.82 seconds. She concluded the evening at same meet and ran the 3rd leg on the 4X400m with a 6th place finish for Central Iowa.

Tynelle Gumbs made her debut for Findlay University in Northwest Ohio Invitational with a throw of 63 feet, 4 ½ inches in the women’s weight throw while twin sister Trevia Gumbs placed eight with a mark of 55 feet, 10 ½ inches. Over the weekend, Tynelle Gumbs won the women’s weight throw with a heave of 66 feet, 4 ½ inches at the Tiffin Dragon Open in Ohio to improve her season best. Ms Gumbs weight throw puts her at 1st Conference and 3rd Nationally Division II. Ms. Gumbs continues her streak at Nationals by establishing a personal best in the Shot with a toss of 13.13m or 43ft-0 5/16”. Ms. Gumbs earned the Findlay University athlete of the week.

Taylor Hill opened her debut for South Plains College as a sophomore with a third place time of 7.82 seconds in her heat in the 60m indoor Sooners Opener and placed 13th overall. She also placed second in her 200m heat with a time of 25.9 placing 14th best time.

Jonel Lacey had a 200m time of 25.82 seconds to finish fourth in her heat at the Great Dane Classic. Ms. Lacey also led off her team’s 1600m relay and finished second overall with a time of 3:52.86. Ms. Lacey ran the 2nd Leg for the University of Albany 4x400m relay team and secured a first place position at the Mulberry Invitational.

Rikkoi Brathwaite placed second with a time of 6.938 in the 60m finals at the LSU High School Indoor Classic.

Adaejah Hodge placed 1st in the 60 meters with a time 8.51 at Martin Luther King invitational in Alabama. At same meet, Ms. Hodge placed 4th in the 400m with a time of 1:07s and 3rd in the 200m with a time of 28.21.

K’Cei Moses placed 3rd overall in the 200 meters at the North Florida Speed Track in a time of 22.44 at the Martin Luther King invitational.

Karene King clocked 39.92 in the 300 to place 4th at the New Balance Games at the Amory track in New York.

Judine Lacey (Freshman of IOWA Central) ran a time of 26.26s for 4th place in the 200m heat and overall 13th in the finals at Jim Emmerich Aluminum Invitational. Ms. Lacey also ran the anchor leg for the 4X400m relay with a 3rd place finish

Khari Herbert opened his indoor season in the 400m with a time of 47.90s

Tarique Moses – as a Vaquero, Central Arizona Freshman ran 1.25 in the 600m to take first in his heat and second overall at Paradise Valley over the weekend.

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BVIAA Development series continues this weekend

January 26, 2017 by

By the BVI Athletics Association

Latriel Williams leaps a distance of 3.43m in the Boys' U11 Long Jump. Photo: BVI Athletics Association

Latriel Williams leaps a distance of 3.43m in the Boys’ U11 Long Jump. Photo: BVI Athletics Association

The British Virgin Islands Athletics Association (BVIAA) continues its development meet this weekend over 2 days starting on Friday, January 27 and concludes on Saturday, January 28, 2017 at the A.O. Shirley Grounds. List of events is as follows:-

Friday, January 27

  1. 17:30 – 100M (octathlon) & under 13 to open (M)
  2. 17:40 – 100M H (heptathlon) & open (F)
  3. 18:00 – long jump (octathlon) & under 9 to open (M)
  4. 18:10 – high jump (heptathlon) & under 11 to open (F)
  5. 19:00 – shot put (octathlon) & under 13 to open (M)
  6. 19:10 – shot put (heptathlon) & under 13 to open (F)
  7. 20:00 – 400m (octathlon) & under 15 to open (M)
  8. 20:10 – 200m (heptathlon) & under 11 to open (F)

Saturday, January 28

  1. 13:00 – 110M H (octathlon) & open (M)
  2. 13:00 – long jump (heptathlon) & under 9 to open (F)
  3. 13:10 – 60m U.9 m & f
  4. 13:20 – 80m U.11 m & f
  5. 13:30 – 100m U.13 to open f
  6. 13:30 – high jump (octathlon) & under 11 to open (M)
  7. 13:40 – 300m U.11 & U.13 m & f
  8. 13:50 – 400m U.15 to open (F)
  9. 14:00 – 800m U.15 to open (M)
  10. 14:10 – javelin (heptathlon) & under 18 to open (F)
  11. 14:15 – 150m U,9 m & f
  12. 14:30 – 400M H open m & f
  13. 14:45 – 200m U.11 to open (M)
  14. 14:45 – javelin (octathlon) & under 18 to open (M)
  15. 15:15 – sprint medley relay (100-100-200-400) (U.11), (U.13 & U.15) m & f
  16. 15:45 – 800m (heptathlon) & 0pen (F)
  17. 16:00 – 1500m (octathlon) & open (M)

The 1st Development meet of the year took place on January 13 when Dijimon Gumbs opened the track and field season with a National Youth record in discus throw with a mark of 55.51 meters (182 feet and 5 ½ inches). Mr. Gumbs is the first BVI athlete to qualify for 2017 Carifta Games, April 15-17 in Curacao and Word under 18 Youth Championships in Kenya, July 2017.

Results for 1st place winners at the last 2 development meets are set out below (complete results of the December 23 and  January 13 development meets can be found on BVI Athletics Association (BVIAA) facebook page):

Results – BVIAA Development Meet #2 – 13 January, 2017

Long Jump U11 Boys – Latriel Williams n3.43m

Long Jump U11 Girls – 1. Tamri Thomas, 2.74m

Long Jump U15 Boys – 1. Jaleel Croal, 5.43m.

Long Jump Open Males – 1. Akeem Bradshaw, 6.90m.

Discus U13 Girls – 1. Jonique Smith, 18.20m.

Discus U15 Boys – 1. J’Khoi Smith, 20.64m.

Discus U18 Male – 1. Djimon Gumbs, 55.51m (NYR)

Discus U20 Male – 1. Deshoy Ward, 35.61m

Javelin Open Male – 1. Kevin Vanterpool, 52.31

Javelin Open Female – 1. Britney Peters, 39.71.

50M U9 Boys: 1. Tiondre Frett, 7.80.

60M U11 Boys : 1. Latriel Williams, 9.72.

60M U11 Girls – 1. Asia McMaster, 8.98.

60M U13 Boys – 1. Antwun Maduro, 9.13.

60M U13 Girls – 1. Akeela McMaster, 8.98.

80M U15 Girls – 1. Abriel Magloire

80M U20 Male – 1. Johnt’a Charles, 9.25.

80M U20 Male Open – 1. Ronique Todman 9.22.

80M U20 Female Open – 1. Kayla Penn, 10.13.

600M U15 Males – 1. Malik John, 1:36.21.

600M U15 Females – 1. Jahtivyah Williams, 1:51.94.

600M Open Male – 1. Joshua Hill 1:26.48.

600M Open Female – 1. Tashira Edwards, 1:39.27.

80MH U13 Girls – 1. Ariyah Smith 14.70.

80MH U18 – 1. Xiomara Malone, 13.18.

80MH Open Female– 1. Ariana Hayde, 14.47.

80MH Open Male – 1. Jelani Norman, 11.95.

1000M Open Female – 1. Katrina Lindsay, 3:31.64.

1000M Open Male – 1. Deron Leslie, 2:58.51.

350M U20 Female – 1. Keara Joseph 58.30

350M Open Females – 1. Zakharia Frett, 48.76.

350M Males U20 – 1. Johnt’a Charles, 44.44.

350M Males Open – 1. Ronique Todman

300M U15 Girls – 1. Ariyah Smith, 43.04

300M U15 Boys – 1. Jaleel Croal, 39.57.

250M U11 Girls – 1. Shyra Stoutt, 45.06.

250M U11 Boys – 1. Kareem Lettsome, 37.24.

250M U13 Girls – 1. Anaya Findlay 37.89

250M U13 Boys – 1. T’Khoi Stevens, 37.47.

120M U9 Boys – 1. Tiondre Frett 17.67.

Sprint Medley Girls – 1. Sprint Tech (Ariyah Smith, Breisly Rabsatt, Azariah Christopher, Jahtivya Williams), 2:00.16

Sprint Medley Boys – 1. Sprint Tech (Wanyae Belle, Malik John, Jaleel Croal, J’mari Duhaney) 1:48.83

 

Results –  BVIAA Development Meet #1 – 23rd December 2016

High Jump Male – 1. Kyron McMaster

High Jump Female -1. Xiomara Malone, 1.45m.

Shot Put Male U13 – 1. Ryan Ramlall, 6.73m.

Shot Put Female U13 – 1. Jonique’ Smith, 6.59m.

Shot Put Male U15 – 1. J’khoi Smith, 8.75m.

Shot Put U18 Female – 1. Arianna Hayde, 10.62m (3k); 8.85m (4k).

Shot Put U18 Male – 1. Jelani Norman, 10.28m.

Shot Put Male U20 – 1. Deshoy Ward, 10.71m.

300M Female U13 – 1. Akeela McMaster, 44.83.

300M Male U13– 1. T’Koi Stevens, 47.10.

300M Female Open – T’Kaliah Richardson 40.73

300M Male Open – 1. Mikkel Bassue, 38.89.

60M Male U9 – 1. Latriel Williams, 9.36.

60M Male U11 – 1. Kareem Lettsome 8.78.

60M Male U13– 1. K’Shawn Martin 8.83.

60M Female U13 – 1. Abriel Magloire, 8.68.

60M Female U15 – 1. Nechanti Thomas, 8.33.

1000M Male Open – 1. Deron Leslie 2:57.35.

1000M Female Open- 1. Mariah Christian 3:34.91.

600M Female U20 – 1. Tarika Moses 1:35.37.

600M Male U15- 1. John Malik 1:32.99.

600M Male U20 – 1. Ronique Todman, 1:25.15.

150M Female U9- 1. Othniel Gillings, 24.67.

150M Female U11- 1. Shyra Stoutt 24.36.

150M Male U11 – Latriel Williams 23.17,

150 Female U13 – 1. Ariyah Smith 20.11

150 Female U15– 1. Nechanti Thomas, 20.22.

150M Male U20 – 1. Tyrique Bradshaw, 19.61

60MH Male Open – 1. Jelani Norman, 9.10

60MH Female Open – 1. Arianna Hayde, 10.28.

4 x 300M Female – 1. Sprint Tech A, 2:42.41.

4 x 300M Male – 1. Fast Lane A, 2:23.38.

The Development meet will continue on Friday, February 3, 2017.

 

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