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MARK NAME TEAM 60 METRES Age 6 Shahph Puma Sports Club 100 MARK NAME TEAM 60 METRES Age 6 12.22 Arthann Sangarathas Shahph Puma Sports Club 100 METERS Age 6 15.60 Regine Ferguson Flying Angels Age 8 14.89 Jordynn Scott Flying Angels Age 9 13.84 Avery Lewis Infinity Age 10 13.61 Selah Brookes The Durham Gazelles Age 11 13.30 Selah Brookes The Durham Gazelles Age 12 12.48 Brianna Gayle Flying Angels Age 13 12.48 Brianna Gayle Flying Angels Age 14 12.21 Brianna Gayle The Speed Academy Age 15 12.21 Brianna Gayle The Speed Academy Age 17 12.14 Sydonie Merrick Flying Angels Open 12.28 Trisanne Clark Flying Angels Open 11.50 Sherine Wells Project Athletics 150 METRES Age 6 31.23 Aria Murrell Etobicoke TFC 200 METRES Age 6 36.59 Anissa Harris Second Chance TC Age 8 30.25 Jordynn Scott Flying Angels Age 9 28.82 Avery Lewis Infinity Age 10 28.60 Za'kayza Parsons Bermuda Pacers Age 11 25.87 Avery Lewis Infinity TC Age 12 25.87 Avery Lewis Infinity TC Age 13 25.87 Avery Lewis Infinity TC Age 14 24.99 Brianna Gayle The Speed Academy Age 15 24.99 Brianna Gayle The Speed Academy Age 17 24.99 Brianna Gayle The Speed Academy Age 19 24.59 Trisanne Clark Flying Angels Open 23.59 Janelle Redhead Project Athletics 400 METRES Age 8 1:17.87 Sanai Sereboe Flying Angels Age 9 1:06.97 Tara Johnson Elite Supercomets United Age 10 1:06.97 Tara Johnson Elite Supercomets United Age 11 1:05.49 Cheyanne Cummins Jumpstart Age 12 1:01.24 Khamil Evans Supersonics Age 13 1:06.61 Chisom Otule Flying Angels Age 14 58.14 Khamil Evans New Jersey's Finest Age 15 57.56 Xahria Santiago Unattached Age 17 57.84 Tiffany Sadado -Worell Flying Angels age 18 56.23 Dallyssa Huggins Unattached Open 56.43 Chrisy Ekpukh Ihunaegbo Team Ihunaegbo 800 METRES Age 8 3:10.16 Lila Hollins Durham Dragons Age 9 02:34.8 Tara Johnson Elite Supercomets United Age 10 2:34.80 Tara Johnson Elite Supercomets United Age 11 2:27.49 Juliette Salazar New York Starz Age 12 2:19.34 Maameyaa Nyinah New Jersey's Finest Age 13 2:22.04 Finley Adams Hamilton Olympic Club Age 14 2:25.44 Jessie Fennell Niagara Regional age 15 2:24.14 Rachel Glynn York Region Runners Club Age 17 2:19.55 Hannah Woodhouse Meaford Coyotes open 2:21.30 Samantha Mathialagan Project Athletics Open 2:15.62 Jen Ricks South Simcoe Dufferin 1200 METRES Age 9 4:38.02 Jaeda Grant West End Athletics Age 10 4:07.59 Tabitha Beck York University TFC 1500 METRES age 9 4:15.29 Camryn Warrington Unattached Age 10 5:32.16 Lorelai Phinnemore London Legion Track &Field Alliance Age 11 5:25.05 Madison Kerr-Wong Flying Angels AC age 12 4:55.13 Kara Tichbourne Meaford Coyotes Age 13 4:59.52 Finley Adams Hamilton Olympics Age 14 4:54.36 Charlotte Prouse London Legion Track &Field Alliance Age 15 5:14.40 Sandra Gagu Mississauga Olympians age 17 4:44.39 Hannah Woodhouse Meaford Coyotes Open 6:02.58 Joanna Kotsopoulos Boardwalk Running Club 2000 METRES Age 15 7:02.45 Jaeden Mariyanagam Etobicoke TFC 3000 METRES Age 12 13:45.09 MacKenzie Annis Kitchener-Waterloo Track Age 14 11:56.26 Skyler Bonk, London Legion Track &Field Alliance Age 14 11:23.56 Elizabeth Perez Awesome Power 60M HURDLES age 7 11.57 Arthana Sangarathas Shahph Puma Sports Club Age 8 11.86 Nevaeh Brown New York Starz Age 9 10.36 Jurnee Scott Flying Angels age 10 10.30 Ankitha Kongara Shahph Puma Sports Club Age 11 10.74 Nya Blades Brampton Racers age 12 10.28 Lauren Lightbourne Star Trackers 80M HURDLES Age 8 13.76 Jurnee Scott Flying Angels Age 9 14. 17 Suriyah Young Jump Start Athletics Age 10 13.36 Koi Adderley Fast Forward Age 11 14.03 Giovanna Jennings- Scott West Chester TC Age 12 12.65 Tulo Akinduro Flying Angels Age 13 11.93 Anthaya Charlton Star Trackers Age 14 12.19 Anthaya Charlton Star Trackers Age 15 16.18 Benae Johnson New Jersey's Finest 100M HURDLES age 16 14.36 Sarah Saldutto Niagara Regional Athletics Age 17 14.84 Nnenna Ibe Flying Angels open 14.80 Maya Daly Unattached Open 16.36 Brianna Wilson St. Thomas Legion 200M HURDLES Age 10 30.76 Maya Anderson Flying Angels Age 12 31.68 Nyah Layne Bullets Track Club Age 12 31.14 Maddie Spadzinski 310 Running Age 13 31.68 Reyne Rodrigues Durham Legion Age 14 27.51 NhKeeda Lambert Flying Angels age 15 30.42 Bella Efremenko Laurel Creek 300M HURDLES Age 15 47.95 Ireland Crowther London Western Age 17 44.42 Mariah Shummette New Jersey's Finest 400M HURDLES age 16 1:07.42 Mia Ines Etobicoke TFC Age 18 1:02.05 Dallyssa Huggins Unattached Open 1:02.34 Alejandra Gonzalez St. Thomas Legion STANDING LONG JUMP Age 6 1.41m Olivia Mohadeb-Garfunkel Leaside Youth Athletic Club LONG JUMP Age 6 2.46m Savanah Reid The Durham Gazelles Age 8 3.60m Jordynn Scott Flying Angels age 9 4.56m Avery Lewis Infinity Track Club Age 10 4.32 m Trinity Shadd - Ceres Supreme Athletics Age 11 4.92 m Avery Lewis Infinity Track Club Age 12 5.05m Nyanna Cooper Flying Angels age 14 5.64m Anthaya Charlton Star Trackers Age 13 4.77m Inara Shell Infinity Track Club Age 14 4.87m Khamil Evans New Jersey's Finest Age 15 5.22 m Dominique Wood Foundation School age 16 5.43m Sarah Saldutto Niagara Regional Athletics Age 17 5.16 m Taliyah Campbell York Region Runers Open 5.29m Caitlin McClurkin Burlington Legion Open 5.83m Patricia Sylvester Brampton Elite Track Club TRIPLE JUMP Age 11 8.73 m Abbey Gibb Windsor Legion Age 12 9.97m Jillian Catton Brampton Bullets Age 13 10.16 m Jada Campbell Flying Angels age 14 11.06m Izzy Goudros Hermes & Atalanta Age 15 10.53m Ireland Crowther London Western Age 17 11.35m Danielle Spence Wolmer's High School for Girls Open 11.00m Tyra Forbes Team McKenzie Open 13.59m Yosiry Urrutia Columbia HIGH JUMP Age 9 1.17 m Regine Wilson I Be Fast TC Age 10 1.20m Misha Nelson Jumpstart Age 11 1.10 m Abbey Gibb Windsor Legion age 12 1.47m Kanyah Thompson Jumpstart Age 13 1.47 m Yuriko Harewood Jumpstart Age 14 1.50m Emily McKay Laurel Creek Age 15 1.58m Korina Black Etobicoke TFC age 17 1.63m Gabrielle Marton Unattached Open 1.70m Maresa Ryan Team Ryan SHOT PUT age 8 5.91m Malia Dwyer York University TFC Age 9 5.66 m Sophia Saldutto Niagara Regional age 10 8.88m Valadian Pallett Pallett Throwing Age 11 7.04 m Elakkiyah Krisnagopal United Tamil SC Age 12 9.73m Olivia Prescott New Jersey's Finest Age 13 9.47 m Tia Livingston Elite Supercomets age 14 11.35m Gabriel Warren Peterborough Legion Age 15 8.67m Kaylene Herdsmen AKTEV Sports Age 17 14.07m Holly Taylor Brantford TFC Open 16.94m Brittany Crew York University TFC DISCUS Age 12 27.37m Olivia Prescott New Jersey's Finest Age 13 17.58 m Thurkha Ponsamy United Tamil Sports Club Age 14 26.56m Madura Muraleetharan United Tamil Sports Club Age 15 15.76m Surabi Satkunarajah United Tamil Sports Club Age 17 31.17m Holly Taylor Brantford TFC Open 48.61m Brittany Crew York University TFC 4X100 RELAY Mite Girls 1:08.39 Flying Angels Tyke Girls 57.58 Elite Supercomets United Atom Girls 53.62 Flying Angels Senior Girls 50.36 Flying Angels Midget Girls 46.84 Flying Angels Youth Girls 48.06 Flying Angels Open Women 49.71 Flying Angels 4X400 RELAY Atom Girls 4:42.11 Flying Angels Senior Girls 4:21.03 Wolmer's High School for Girls Youth Girls 4:05.29 Elite Supercomets United Open Women 4:01.81 Flying Angels SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY (100-100-200-400) Tyke Girls 2:38.46 United Tamil Sports Club Atom Girls 2:09.86 Flying Angels Senior Girls 1:56.99 Flying Angels Midget Girls 1:58.54 Flying Angels Youth Girls 1:55.65 York Region Runners Club COUNTRY YEAR Canada 2015 Canada 2017 Canada 2016 United States 2014 Canada 2015 Canada 2016 Canada 2014 Canada 2014 Canada 2016 Canada 2016 Canada 2015 Canada 2016 Canada 2012 Canada 2015 United States 2016 Canada 2016 United States 2014 Bermuda 2013 United States 2016 United States 2016 United States 2016 Canada 2016 Canada 2016 Canada 2016 Canada 2016 Canada 2012 2016 United States 2011 United States 2011 Barbados 2011 United States 2013 Canada 2011 United States 2016 Canada 2014 Canada 2014 Canada 2016 Canada 2012 Canada 2017 United States 2011 9 United States 2011 United States 2017 United States 2016 Canada 2012 Canada 2014 Canada 2012 Canada 2014 Canada 2012 Canada 2011 United States 2017 Canada 2016 Canada 2015 Canada 2015 Canada 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2012 Canada 2011 Canada 2016 Canada 2014 Canada 2015 Canada 2016 Canada 2011 Canada 2011 United States 2012 Canada 2017 United States 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2017 Bahamas 2017 Canada 2016 Barbados 2015 Bahamas 2016 United States 2015 Canada 2016 Bahamas 2016 Bahamas 2017 United States 2016 Canada 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2012 Canada 2011 Canada 2015 Canada 2013 Canada 2017 Canada 2015 Canada 2014 Canada 2012 Canada 2016 United States 2016 Canada 2017 Canada 2016 Canada 2013 Canada 2015 Canada 2014 Canada 2016 United States 2014 Canada 2015 United States 2015 Canada 2015 Bahamas 2017 United States 2016 United States 2016 Barbados 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2013 Canada 2012 Canada 2017 Canada 2012 Canada 2015 Canada 2017 Canada 2017 Canada 2016 Jamaica 2015 Canada 2012 Columbia 2017 Canada 2017 Barbados 2012 Canada 2012 Barbados 2012 Barbados 2012 Canada 2011 Canada 2016 Canada 2013 Canada 2012 Canada 2017 Canada 2014 United States 2013 Canada 2017 United States 2016 United States 2011 Canada 2012 Canada 2016 Canada 2015 Canada 2015 United States 2016 Canada 2012 Canada 2016 Canada 2012 Canada 2015 Canada 2014 Canada 2015 United States 2011 Canada 2015 Canada 2015 Canada 2012 Canada 2016 Canada 2011 Canada 2017 Jamaica 2015 United States 2011 Canada 2015 Canada 2012 Canada 2012 Canada 2012 Canada 2012 Canada 2012.
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