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— Pan-Am Junior Championships — Volume 17, No. 51 July 25, 2019 — Pan-Am Junior Championships — San José, Costa Rica 110H(2.7): 1. Eric Edwards (US) 13.11w C. Vázquez (Cub) 66-1¾ (20.16). (a-c: 9, 9 WJ; 3, 3 AJ); DT: 1. Claudio Romero (Chl) 203-7 (62.07); July 19-21 2. Tai Brown (US) 13.36w; 3. Akeem Cargill 2. Dabirac M. Pérez (Cub) 201-8 (61.48); 3. Josh Sobota (US) 201-2 (61.32) PR;… 9. (altitude 1121m; U20 implements used) (Jam) 13.56w. Zach Gehm (US) 179-5 (54.69). (7/19—100h, 100, 400h, 400, 5K, 110H, 400H: 1. Alison Brendom Alves Dos HT: 1. Rowan Hamilton (Can) 247-2 PV, LJ, DT; 7/20—200, 800, St, 10K, 10W, Santos (Bra) 48.49 PR (WJL) (3, 6 WJ); (75.35); 2. Ronald Mencia (Cub) 234-0 4x1, JT) 2. James Smith (US) 49.84; 3. Rovane (71.34); 3. Julio Nobile (Arg) 227-8 (69.40);… 100(0.5): 1. Matthew Boling (US) 10.11 Williams (Jam) 50.29;… 7. Cass Elliott (US) 6. Joseph Benedetto (US) 218-3 (66.52); 11. PR (HSL) (4, 4 HS); 52.83. Garret Doyle (US) 189-6 (57.78). 2. Oblique Seville (Jam) 10.21; 3. Michael 10,000W: 1. Cesar Cordoba (Mex) JT: 1. Tzuriel Pedigo (US) 252-5 (76.95) Stephens (Jam) 10.34. 42:26.83; 2. Carlos Mercenario (Mex) PR (4, 4 AJ) (216-3, 223-5, 233-3, f, 236-9, Heats: III(0.9)–1. Boling 10.23. IV(1.4)–2. 43:08.94; 3. Sebastian Felipe Merchan (Col) 252-5) (65.91, 68.10, 71.10, f, 72.16, 76.95); Justin Ofotan (US) 10.47. 43:16.71;… 9. Samuel Allen (US) 48:22.33; 2. Luiz Mauricio Da Silva (Bra) 244-5 200(-0.8): 1. Boling (US) 20.31 PR (WJL, 10. Jordan Crawford (US) 49:54.56. (74.51) PR; 3. Tyriq Horsford (Tri) 234-4 AJL) (8, x HS); 4 x 100: 1. United States 38.62 WJR, (71.42);… 6. Marc Minichello (US) 210-0 2. Kennedy Lightner (US) 20.56; 3. Lucas AJR (old records 48.66 United States ’04) (64.01). Conceicao Vilar (Bra) 20.70 PR. (Arian Smith, Justin Ofotan, Marcellus Dec(7/19-20): 1. Yan Hernández (Cub) 400: 1. Justin Robinson (US) 45.04; 2. Moore, Matthew Boling); 7254 PR; 2. Jett Kinder (US) 6627 PR; 3. Myles Misener-Daley (Can) 45.62 PR; 3. 2. Jamaica 39.20; 3. Brazil 39.42. Esteban Josue Ibañez (ElS) 6426 PR; 4. Bovel Mcpherson (Jam) 45.97 PR. 4 x 400: 1. United States 2:59.30 WJR, Corbett Fong (US) 6194. Heats: III–4. Trey Johnson (US) 47.02. AJR (old records 3:00.33 United States ’17) (running order uncertain, official 800: 1. Raul Neri (Mex) 1:49.10 PR; 2. results list Frederick Lewis 45.2, Matthew PAN-AM U20 WOMEN Darius Kipyego (US) 1:49.46 PR; 3. Agnaldo (7/19—100, 400h, 400, 3K, 100H, LJ, SP; Boling 44.5, Matthew Moorer 45.9, Justin Gonzaga (Bra) 1:49.48 PR;… 6. James Olivier 7/20—200, 800, 5K, 400H, 4x1, HJ, TJ, DT) Robinson 43.7); (US) 1:54.21. 100(-1.4): 1. Briana Williams (Jam) 11.38; 2. Jamaica 3:00.99 NJR (3WJ, #2 nation); 1500: 1. Foster Malleck (Can) 3:47.05 PR; 2. Thelma Davies (US) 11.39; 3. Brandee 3. Brazil 3:02.84 NJR (10WJ; #4 nation); 4. 2. Carter Free (Can) 3:48.29 PR; 3. John Presley (US) 11.41. Barbados 3:03.86 NJR (#6 nation). Castro (PR) 3:49.05 PR;… 8. Drew Maher 200(1.4): 1. Lanae-Tava Thomas (US) (US) 3:59.16; 10. Jason Gomez (US) 4:08.29. Field Events 22.80; 2. Jayda Eckford (US) 23.04; 3. St: 1. César Gómez (Mex) 9:11.05; 2. Julio HJ: 1. Erick Portillo (Mex) 7-1¾ (2.18); 2. Lorraine Martins (Bra) 23.06 PR. Palomino (Per) 9:14.39; 3. Tate Wyatt (Can) Charles McBride (US) 7-¼ (2.14); 3. Nicolás 400: 1. Kayla Davis (US) 51.61; 2. Alexis 9:19.23;… 5. Alex Slenning (US) 9:27.74; 10. Numair (Chl) 7-¼;… 5. Dontavious Hill (US) Holmes (US) 52.59; 3. Doneisha Anderson Benjamin Nibblelink (US) 9:54.52. 6-10¼ (2.09). (Bah) 53.23. 5000: 1. Joshua Desouza (Can) 15:17.15 PV: 1. Branson Ellis (US) 17-6½ (5.35); Heats: II–1. Holmes 51.76. 2. Pablo Zaffaroni (Arg) 17-¾ (5.20); 3. Max PR; 2. Marc-Andre Trudeau Perron (Can) 800: 1. Athing Mu (US) 2:05.50; 2. Aurora Manson (US) 16-10¾ (5.15). 15:17.56; 3. César Gómez (Mex) 15:18.64;… Rynda (Can) 2:07.78; 3. Morgan Foster (US) LJ: 1. Wayne Pinnock (Jam) 25-8 (7.82); 5. Adam Dayani (US) 15:28.04; 8. Grant 2:07.96. 2. Phillip Austin (US) 25-8 (7.82) PR; 3. Gardner (US) 15:44.50. 1500: 1. Maggie Smith (Can) 4:25.47; 2. Shacquille Lowe (Jam) 24-6¼w (7.47);… 5. 10,000: 1. Danny Kilrea (US) 30:49.45; Rachel Hickey (US) 4:26.83 PR; 3. Jocelyn A’Nan Bridgett (US) 24-2¼ (7.37). 2. Nicholas Yanek (US) 31:06.06; 3. Frank Chau (Can) 4:27.20; 4. Meghan Underwood TJ: 1. Geiner Moreno (Col) 53-9¾w (16.40); Lujan (Per) 31:07.87 PR. (US) 4:30.41. 2. Andy Hechavarría (Cub) 53-7w (16.33); 3000: 1. Brogan MacDougall (Can) 3. Terrol Wilson (Jam) 52-5½w (15.99); 4. 9:23.23; 2. Marlee Starliper (US) 9:27.88 Treyvon Ferguson (US) 52-2½ (15.91);… 8. PR; 3. Ana Cifuentes (Col) 10:07.41 PR; 4. Jamar Davis (US) 50-9¼ (15.47). © 2019 Track & Field News.All rights Ariana Gardizy (US) 10:09.32. reserved.This newsletter may not be re- SP: 1. Otito Ogbonnia (US) 67-11¾ (20.72); St: 1. Lydia Olivere (US) 10:12.16 PR; 2. printedor retransmitted in any formwithout 2. Josh Sobota (US) 67-5½ (20.56); 3. Juan Grace Fetherstonhaugh (Can) 10:32.13; 3. express written permission. Megan Worrel (US) 10:48.04. www.trackandfieldnews.com -284- July 25, 2019 5000: 1. Sofía Isabel Mamani (Per) — U.S. News — 17:16.59; 2. Anne Forsyth (Can) 17:20.66; — International News — 3. Mariana Martinez (Mex) 17:30.49;… 5. USATF JUNIORS CHITOSE Heidi Nielson (US) 18:15.38. Miramar, Florida, June 22— Chitose, Japan, July 6— 100H(0.6): 1. Jasmine Jones (US) 13.20; JT: 1. Marc Minichello (Penn) 253-1 St: 1. Jonathan Ndiku (Ken) 8:27.19. 2. Ackera Nugent (Jam) 13.37; 3. Micaela de (77.15) (2, 2 AJ) (superior to ratified AJR). 5000: 1. Dominic Lagat (Ken) 13:21.06; Mello (Bra) 13.41;… dq—Masai Russell (US). 2. Benard Kimeli (Ken) 13:21.48; 3. Benard 400H: 1. Jessica Moreira (Bra) 55.94 PR; Koech (Ken) 13:21.61; 4. Wesley Ledama 2. Masai Russell (US) 56.29 PR; 3. Valeria STUMPTOWN TWILIGHT (Ken) 13:23.60. Cabezas (Col) 56.67;… 5. Britton Wilson Portland, Oregon, July 19— Women: (US) 58.19. 800: 1. Jesus López (Mex) 1:45.03 NR. 3000: 1. Helen Lobun (Ken) 8:48.73. Heats: I–2. Wilson 56.69. 1500: 1. Matthew Centrowitz (US) 3:39.08; 10,000W: 1. Glenda Estefanía Morejón 2. Nanami Arai (Jpn) 3:39.58; 3. Daniel (Ecu) 44:46.02; 2. María Luz Andia (Per) Herrera (Mex) 3:40.20; SHIBETSU 45:22.94 PR; 3. Noelia Vargas (CRC) 4. Paul Ryan (US) 3:40.98 PR; 5. Tim Shibetsu, Japan, July 13— 46:32.92;… 10. Grace Endy (US) 56:44.81. Gorman (US) 3:41.19; 6. Kyle Merber (US) 5000: 1. Benard Kimeli (Ken) 13:26.72; 2. 4 x 100: 1. United States 43.51 (7A) 3:41.23; 7. Mac Fleet (US) 3:41.70; 8. Josh Vincent Yegon (Ken) 13:28.17 PR. (Thelma Davies, Semira Killebrew, Caisja Thompson (US) 3:41.93; Women: Chandler, Brandee Presley); 9. Zach Long (US) 3:42.42 PR; 10. Kasey 5000: 1. Pauline Kamulu (Ken) 15:01.25; 2. Jamaica 44.36; 3. Canada 44.42. Knevelbaard (US) 3:42.78; 11. Grant Fisher 2. Dolphine Omare (Ken) 15:16.80 PR. 4 x 400: 1. United States 3:24.04 WJR, (US) 3:43.57; 12. Daniel Winn (US) 3:43.89. AJR (old records 3:27.60 United States ’04) (WL, AL) (running order uncertain, STUMPTOWN WOMEN 800: I–1. Lindsey Butterworth (Can) BÜHL official results list Alexis Holmes 51.6, Bühl , Germany, July 19— 2:00.31 PR; 2. Chunyu Wang (Chn) 2:01.26; Kimberly Harris 49.8, Ziyah Holman 51.2, HJ: 1. Janick Klausen (Den) 7-4½ (2.25). 3. Samantha Murphy (Can) 2:01.62 PR; 4. Kayla Davis 51.4); Women: Jessica Smith (Can) 2:03.21; 2. Canada 3:30.68; 3. Jamaica 3:31.34. HJ: 1. Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch (Ger) 5. Shea Collinsworth (US) 2:03.51; 6. Field Events 6-5 (1.96); 2. Levern Spencer (StL) 6-4¼ Mariela Luisa Real (Mex) 2:03.72; 7. Jessica HJ: 1. Sanaa Barnes (US) 6-0 (1.83); 2. (1.94); 3. Marija Vuković (MNE) 6-4¼ (1.94). Hull (Aus) 2:03.78 PR; 8. Kaela Edwards (US) Lamara Distin (Jam) 5-11¼ (1.81); 3.
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