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Nacac Aa Competition Calendar NACAC AA COMPETITION CALENDAR 2020 # Competitions Date(s) Host Country 1 Aramco Houston Half Marathon – WA Gold Label Road Races 19JUN20 Houston, TX, USA 2 Chevron Houston Marathon – WA Gold Label Road Races 19JAN20 Houston, TX, USA 3 Dr. Sanders Invitational 25JAN20 New York City, USA 4 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix – WA World Indoor Tour 25JAN20 Boston, MA, USA 5 NYRR Millrose Games 8FEB20 New York, USA 6 CADICA XC Championships 8FEB20 La Ceiba, HON 7 34th International Half Marathon Electrolit – WA Gold Label Road Races 16FEB20 Guadalajara, MEX 8 CADICA Race Walking Championships 28FEB/15MAR20 San José, CRC 9 Pan Am XC Cup (NACAC – CONSUDATLE) 29FEB20 Victoria, CAN 10 World Athletics – World Indoor Championships 13-15MAR20 Nanjing, CHN 11 Turks & Caicos National Championships 13-15MAR20 Providenciales,TKS 12 Grenada National Championships 14-15MAR20 St. George, GRN 13 Cuba National Championships 19-22MAR20 Havana, CUB 14 15th Spring Break Classic 20-21MAR20 Carolina, PUR 15 Aruba ¼ International Marathon 23MAR20 Oranjestad, ARU 16 World Athletics Half Marathon Championship 29MAR20 Gdynia, POL 17 Grenada International Invitational 4APR20 St. George, GRN 18 CARIFTA Games 9-13APR20 Hamilton, BER 19 Mt. SAC Relays 17-18APR20 Walnut, CA, USA 20 B.A.A. Boston Marathon – WA Platinum Label Road Races 20APR20 Boston, MA, USA 21 Drake Relays 22-25APR20 Des Moines, IA, USA 22 Penn Relays “USA vs The World” 25APR20 Philadelphia, PA, USA 23 Anguilla National Championships 25APR20 The Valley, AIA 24 60th Harry Janssen 10K International Boulevardloop 27APR20 Oranjestad, ARU 25 Dominican Republic National Championships 30APR-2MAY20 Santo Domingo, DOM 26 Jamaica International Invitational Meet 2MAY20 Kingston, JAM 27 World Athletics World Race Walking Cup 2-3MAY20 Minsk, BEL 28 Costa Rica National Championships 2-3MAY20 San Jose, CRC NACAC AA COMPETITION CALENDAR 2020 # Competitions Date(s) Host Country 29 St. Vincent & The Grenadines National Championships 9-10MAY20 Kingston, VIN 30 USATF Distance Classic 15MAY20 Pasadena, CA, USA 31 Honduras National Championships 15-16MAY20 San Pedro Sula, HON 32 Tucson Elite Classic 14&16MAY20 Tucson, AZ, USA 33 CADICA U20 Championships 16-17MAY20 San Salvador, ESA 34 Dominica National Championships 17MAY20 Roseau, DMA 35 Haiti National Championships 18MAY20 Port-au-Prince, HAI 36 Nicaragua National Championships 22-23MAY20 Managua, NCA 37 Puerto Rico National Championships 22-24MAY20 Gurabo, PUR 38 NACAC Combined Events Championships 23-24JUN20 Ottawa, CAN 39 Scotiabank Ottawa Marathon – WA Gold Label Road Races 24MAY20 Ottawa, CAN 40 Belize National Championships 29-30MAY20 Belize City, BIZ 41 Jim Bush Invitational 30MAY20 Los Angeles, CA, USA 42 Harry Jerome International Track Classic 30MAY20 Burnaby, BC, Canada 43 Whitsuntide Games 30-31MAY20 St. George, Grenada 44 3rd KLM 5K-10K-Half Marathon and Marathon 2-3JUN20 Oranjestad, ARU 45 Memorial Barrientos Meet 3-7JUN20 Havana, CUB 46 Bermuda National Championships 5-6JUN20 Hamilton, BER 47 Mexico National Championships 5-7JUN20 Chihuahua, Chih, MEX 48 Cayman Islands Invitational 6JUN20 George Town, CAY 49 Prefontaine Classic – Diamond League Meetings 7JUN20 Eugene, OR, USA 50 Speed River Inferno 7JUN20 Guelph, ON, Canada 51 Racers Adidas Grand Prix – WA Continental Tour (Gold Label) 13JUN20 Kingston, JAM 52 USVI National Championships 13JUN20 St. Croix, ISV 53 CADICA Senior Championships 13-14JUN20 Panamá City, PAN 54 Bahamas National Championships 19-20JUN20 Nassau, BAH 55 Cayman Islands National Championships 19-20JUN20 George Town, CAY 56 Barbados National Championships 19-21JUN20 Bridgetown, BAR NACAC AA COMPETITION CALENDAR 2020 # Competitions Date(s) Host Country 57 British Virgin Islands National Championships 19-21JUN20 Tortola, IVB 58 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials 19-28JUN20 Eugene, OR, USA 59 St. Lucia National Championships 20-21JUN20 Castries, LCA 60 Canadian Track & Field Trials 25-28JUN20 Montreal, QC, CAN 61 Aruba National Championships 26-27JUN20 Oranjestad, ARU 62 Trinidad & Tobago National Championships 26-28JUN20 Port of Spain, TTO 63 Jamaica National Senior Trials 25-28JUN20 Kingston, JAM 64 World Athletics U20 Championships 7-12JUL20 Nairobi, KEN 65 Antigua National Championships 10-12Jul20 St. John’s, ANT 66 El Salvador National Championships 11-12JUL20 San Salvador, ESA 67 XXXII Olympic Games 31JUL – 9AUG20 Tokyo, JPN 68 CADICA U18 Championships 25-26JUL20 Managua, NCA 69 European Athletics Championships 26-30AUG20 Paris, FRA 70 NACAC Senior Championships 28-30AUG20 TBD 71 Telcel Mexico City Marathon – WA Gold Label Road Races 30AUG20 Mexico City, MEX 72 CADICA U15 & U13 Championships 21-22NOV20 Guatemala City, GUA Notes: - World Athletics Calendar Events - NACAC Area Permit Meetings - NACAC Events & Area Championships UPDATED: 23DEC19 22:00HRS. .
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