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YOUNGSTER GOLDSMITH - 2/7/2015 NATIONAL STADIUM Results Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:15 PM 2/9/2015 Page 1 YOUNGSTER GOLDSMITH - 2/7/2015 NATIONAL STADIUM Results Event 1 Girls 100 Meter Dash CLASS 1 Name Age School Finals H# Finals 1 Forbes, Sashaa-Lee Holmwood High 11.73 1 2 Medley, Rene Vere Technical High School 11.80 1 3 Griffiths, Carmaleta ST Catherine High Cheetas 11.95 5 4 Rreid, Shanice St. Jago High Girls 12.00 1 5 Deer, Shanta Holmwood High 12.02 2 6 Williams, Peta-Gay St. Jago High Girls 12.03 3 7 Hew, Britney Holmwood High 12.22 3 8 Williams, Jeanine Immaculate Conception High 12.25 1 9 Scott, Kerry-Ann Holmwood High 12.27 5 10 Rose, Andriene Wolmers Girls 12.34 5 11 Brown, Segale Petersfield High 12.37 1 12 Crawford, Trishawna Camperdown High 12.39 2 13 McCLEOD, Candice Papine High 12.44 5 14 Senior, Jodine Vere Technical High School 12.45 3 15 Rowe, Carla St. Jago High Girls 12.46 2 16 Nelson, Toni-Ann St. Hugh's High 12.48 3 17 Hibbert, Shannell Camperdown High 12.49 3 18 Barham, Annastacia St. Elizabeth Technical 12.50 1 19 Thompson, Shantoy Manchester High 12.54 3 20 Barnaby, Natesha St. Elizabeth Technical 12.62 2 21 Williamson, Trudy-Ann Wolmers Girls 12.86 4 22 Flecther, Milissa Rusea's High 12.95 2 23 Williams, Tanika St. Andrew Technical 13.14 5 24 Owens, Oshin Petersfield High 13.16 2 24 Green, Shackera Manchester High 13.16 2 26 Blake, Erica ST Catherine High Cheetas 13.18 4 27 Bowra, Shanieka ST Catherine High Cheetas 13.33 3 28 Sweeeney, Nicole Ardenne High 13.37 3 29 Taylor, Jodi-Ann 18 Convent of Mercy Academy 13.44 1 30 Roberts, Chantae Vere Technical High School 13.46 2 31 Thomas, Shamara MT Alvernia High 14.06 1 32 Simpson, Simwally The Queen's School 15.60 4 Event 2 Boys 100 Meter Dash CLASS 1 Name Age School Finals H# Finals 1 Ohara, Michael Calabar High School A 10.33 13 2 Walker, Julanie Calabar High School A 10.56 10 3 Clarke, Edward Calabar High School A 10.60 4 4 Angus, Xivier Calabar High School C 10.67 5 5 Campbell, Michael Jamaica College A 10.69 8 6 Baker, Devaughn Jamaica College B 10.70 7 7 Smalling, Shivnarine Kingston College B 10.72 13 8 Harriott, Cannigia Munro College 10.75 7 9 Walker, Chadayne Kingston College B 10.77 4 10 Murray, Fabian Munro College 10.80 8 11 Ellington, Devaughn Petersfield High 10.82 5 12 Tucker, Javoy Wolmers Boys 10.86 10 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:15 PM 2/9/2015 Page 2 YOUNGSTER GOLDSMITH - 2/7/2015 NATIONAL STADIUM Results Finals ... (Event 2 Boys 100 Meter Dash CLASS 1) Name Age School Finals H# 13 Francis, Leroy Manchester High 10.88 3 13 Haughton, Anntaneo ST Catherine High Boys 10.88 5 15 Rae, Ackeme Buff Bay High 10.89 5 16 James, Shemar Munro College 10.90 5 16 Cornwall, Hujaye St. Elizabeth Technical 10.90 4 18 Brown, Amoy St. Georges College 10.91 11 19 Robinson, Brandon Camperdown High 10.92 1 20 Jarrett, Kenrick Vauxhall High 10.94 6 21 Blake, Oshane Herbert Morrison High 10.95 2 22 Thompson, Jahnoy Manchester High 10.96 1 23 McPHERSON, Jason Camperdown High 10.99 9 24 Brown, Davie Kingston College B 11.00 6 25 Wilson, Orane Bog Walk High 11.03 7 25 Wright, Christopher Petersfield High 11.03 11 27 Bent, Christopher Herbert Morrison High 11.04 9 27 Thomas, Delano Vauxhall High 11.04 8 27 Bell, Tasrico Vere Technical High School 11.04 3 27 Dewar, Jessie Calabar High School A 11.04 14 31 Ennis, Errol Kingston College A 11.05 8 31 McLAREN, Shawndail Jamaica College C 11.05 1 31 Jones, Marques St. Elizabeth Technical 11.05 14 34 Domville, Troy Calabar High School C 11.06 12 35 Chattoo, Shakiel Calabar High School C 11.07 12 36 Henry, Junior St. Georges College 11.09 5 36 Alder, Travis Petersfield High 11.09 9 38 Saunderson, Rash Kingston College A 11.10 11 39 Wilson, Javier Wolmers Boys 11.13 11 39 Newland, Ramone Camperdown High 11.13 3 41 Cooper, Lorenzo St. Georges College 11.14 9 41 Pinnock, Matthew Jamaica College B 11.14 2 41 Gibson, Gavin Kingston College B 11.14 7 44 Charlton, Ricki Munro College 11.16 6 44 Ottey, Rojay Munro College 11.16 10 46 Roberts, Daniel Jamaica College B 11.18 10 46 Fyffe, Leanardo ST Catherine High Boys 11.18 2 48 West, Kyle Calabar High School B 11.19 9 48 Rambana, Andre Wolmers Boys 11.19 12 50 Cummings, Bonanza Herbert Morrison High 11.21 3 51 Cauldwell, Delon St. Andrew Technical 11.23 1 52 Hyatt, Owen Manchester High 11.24 2 52 Curtis, Richard Vauxhall High 11.24 5 54 Patton, Shamar Calabar High School B 11.27 14 54 Brown, Marcus Morant Bay High School 11.27 12 54 Cox, Matthew ST Catherine High Boys 11.27 1 57 Herbert, Kaino St. Georges College 11.29 4 57 Green, Chris-Andrews Wolmers Boys 11.29 9 59 Hamilton, Adrian Morant Bay High School 11.30 13 60 Drummond, Brandon Munro College 11.31 1 61 Morgan, Dwayne Bog Walk High 11.32 8 61 Williams, Calvin Excelsior High School 11.32 2 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:15 PM 2/9/2015 Page 3 YOUNGSTER GOLDSMITH - 2/7/2015 NATIONAL STADIUM Results Finals ... (Event 2 Boys 100 Meter Dash CLASS 1) Name Age School Finals H# 61 Allen, Jermaine Petersfield High 11.32 10 61 Smith, Oshane Petersfield High 11.32 13 65 Brown, Shevion Calabar High School B 11.34 12 65 Brown, Zachary Dinthill High 11.34 9 65 Bryan, Tyrone Calabar High School B 11.34 14 65 Hewitt, Jevaughn ST Catherine High Boys 11.34 3 69 Bowman, Shavane Bog Walk High 11.35 6 70 Walters, Roger Vauxhall High 11.38 13 71 Brown, Sanjay Vauxhall High 11.39 11 71 Plummer, Kevon Camperdown High 11.39 2 71 Francis, Necoa Dinthill High 11.39 4 74 Downer, Deano Jonathan Grant 11.40 12 74 Gordon, Kevin Rusea's High 11.40 6 76 Blackwood, Kyno Jamaica College B 11.41 6 76 Nelson, Neville Herbert Morrison High 11.41 1 78 Haughton, Christopher Rusea's High 11.42 8 79 Brown, Gary St. Andrew Technical 11.43 3 80 McNiel, Ajani Manchester High 11.44 4 81 Cole, Vincent Munro College 11.46 2 81 Blake, Akeem Edith Dalton James 11.46 8 83 Nichols, Rohan Vere Technical High School 11.47 1 83 Davis, Andrado 17 Greater Portmore High 11.47 12 85 Gollab, Tajay St. Andrew Technical 11.48 4 85 Easy, Demoye ST Catherine High Boys 11.48 10 87 Cumming, Kemani Vauxhall High 11.51 7 88 Wilson, Timar Jonathan Grant 11.53 13 88 Powell, Jevaun Mona High 11.53 14 90 Williams, Mario Kingston College B 11.54 9 91 Lynch, Tyrone 18 Greater Portmore High 11.55 11 91 Hylton, Javon St. Andrew Technical 11.55 2 93 Plamer, Kevin Jamaica College C 11.56 3 94 Norman, Nicholas Mona High 11.58 6 94 Willis, Alrick Buff Bay High 11.58 10 96 Bryan, Stephan Clan Carty High School 11.61 14 97 Irving, Shango Mona High 11.62 8 98 Jolly, Jahleel Calabar High School A 11.66 11 99 Wong, Romaine Clan Carty High School 11.70 14 100 Hall, Jabari 17 Greater Portmore High 11.76 13 101 Hall, Divonte Jamaica College A 11.81 11 102 Sawyers, Nicolas Rusea's High 11.93 7 103 Bryan, Adrian Bog Walk High 12.02 12 104 Edwards, Rushawn Edith Dalton James 12.11 7 105 Mighty, Nicolios Edith Dalton James 12.41 6 105 Chambers, Mark St. Jago High Boys 12.41 4 107 Smith, Francios 17 Greater Portmore High 12.54 13 108 Graham, Marlando Mona High 13.19 7 109 Clarke, Jhonor Dinthill High 13.87 5 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 12:15 PM 2/9/2015 Page 4 YOUNGSTER GOLDSMITH - 2/7/2015 NATIONAL STADIUM Results Event 3 Girls 100 Meter Dash CLASS 2 Name Age School Finals H# Finals 1 Clark, Shellece Edwin Allen High 11.92 1 2 Belnavis, Isheena Hydel High School 12.07 1 3 Brown, Amoi Vere Technical High School 12.20 2 4 Hopkins, Aaliyah Edwin Allen High 12.21 2 5 Shaw, Renea Excelsior High School 12.32 6 6 sang, krissanna St. Andrew Technical 12.38 3 7 Thompson, Safiya St. Jago High Girls 12.39 2 8 Cameron, Davis MT Alvernia High 12.40 7 9 Irving, Christine Holmwood High 12.41 6 10 Robinson, Leacean Holmwood High 12.42 5 11 Chen, Casheena Wolmers Girls 12.43 7 12 Roswell, Demesha Vere Technical High School 12.45 3 13 Morgan, Ayeshia St. Jago High Girls 12.47 3 14 West, Anna-Lee Manchester High 12.53 1 14 Thomas, Jada Immaculate Conception High 12.53 6 16 Clarke, Lateisha St. Elizabeth Technical 12.56 8 17 Thomas, Tamara Gaynstead High 12.57 6 18 Kelly, Kellian Wolmers Girls 12.58 8 19 Chong, Rhain 16 Convent of Mercy Academy 12.60 4 20 Williams, Cishannie ST Catherine High Cheetas 12.61 8 21 Cameron, Tanique Edwin Allen High 12.62 3 21 Burton, Shamika Holychildhood High 12.62 7 23 King, Kelliesha Holmwood High 12.66 4 24 Morrisson, Shani Manchester High 12.68 2 25 Renteria, Nhayilla St.
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