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16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results Event 1 Girls 200 Meter Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:09 PM 16/1/2016 Page 1 Douglas Forrest Invitational 2016 - 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results Event 1 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 1 =================================================================================== Name Age School Seed Finals H# Points =================================================================================== Finals 1 Duggan, Taquece Hydel High 25.43 2 2 Nelson, Toni Ann 18 Xlcr-G 25.72 1 3 Ellis, Shecorea Hydel High 25.86 1 4 Hemmings, Trishauna Hydel High 25.96 3 5 Gordon, Tasheka 18 Xlcr-G 26.11 2 5 Burton, Rushelle 18 Camperdown High 26.11 5 7 Shaw, Renee 17 Xlcr-G 26.23 5 8 Duncan, Temera 19 St. Andrew High 26.30 1 9 Scott, Natasha Vere Technical High 26.34 2 10 Roswell, Demisha 17 Vere Technical High 26.50 4 11 Williams, Aaliyah 18 Camperdown High 26.78 1 12 Shaw, Jezelle Hydel High 26.89 4 13 Williams, Tanika 18 St. Andrew Techn 26.90 1 14 Reid, Sean 18 Xlcr-G 27.11 4 15 Fulcott, Tishelle 18 Morant Bay High 27.12 2 15 Pryce, Taishia 18 St. Andrew Techn 27.12 3 17 McTavish, Abi-gaye 19 Xlcr-G 27.30 3 18 Willis, Massenney 18 St. Andrew Techn 27.56 5 18 Jackson, Abby-Gale 17 St. Andrew Techn 27.56 2 20 Crawford, Trishawna 19 Camperdown High 27.67 3 21 Vassell, Kaydean 17 Camperdown High 27.80 4 22 McKoy, Kadian Excelsior Commun 28.11 5 23 Campbell, Abigail 17 Mt. Alvernia High 28.23 2 24 Chambers, Roshanda 17 St. Andrew High 28.34 3 24 McLoud, Yasheka 18 Morant Bay High 28.34 5 26 Francis, Nnieka 17 Morant Bay High 28.67 1 27 Sommerville, Shanique 17 Manning High School 29.07 3 27 Bernards, Amoy 17 Oberlin High School 29.07 4 29 Francis, Francine 13 Manning High School 29.08 1 30 Williams, Brittany Immaculate Conce 29.45 3 31 Marshall, Christine 17 Buff Bay High SC 29.87 5 32 Bogle, Ngeri 18 Oberlin High School 29.89 3 33 Buckeridge, Ashley 18 Portmore Communi 30.04 2 34 Roberts, Chantae 19 Vere Technical High 30.12 1 35 Dixon, Romona 17 Portmore Communi 31.34 4 36 Hearne, Robyn 18 St. Andrew High 32.86 2 Event 2 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 2 =================================================================================== Name Age School Seed Finals H# Points =================================================================================== 1 Williams, Cishannie St. Catherine HI 25.16 5 2 Nelson, Kemba 15 Mt. Alvernia High 25.73 7 3 Burton, Shamika 16 Unattached 25.80 1 4 Salmon, Shian Hydel High 25.81 6 5 Kelly, Kelian Wolmer's Girls 25.82 2 6 Walcott, Tieresha 15 Vere Technical High 25.86 1 7 Jones, Krissancia 25 St. Andrew Techn 25.96 1 7 Young, Sydonie 16 St. Andrew High 25.96 7 9 Bernard, Micah 16 Xlcr-G 26.22 5 10 Campbell, Breann Immaculate Conce 26.37 4 11 Roye, Ruth-Ann Hydel High 26.50 5 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:09 PM 16/1/2016 Page 2 Douglas Forrest Invitational 2016 - 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results ....Event 2 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 2 12 Mattison, Chienelle 14 Xlcr-G 26.60 8 12 Campbell, Joda Hydel High 26.60 2 14 Richardson, Keresa 15 St. Mary High 26.63 3 15 Goodison, Junine 17 Xlcr-G 26.84 6 16 Dawkins, T-Anna 16 Vere Technical High 26.86 3 17 Lynch, Sasheka 16 Mt. Alvernia High 26.87 5 18 Wallace, Adanna 15 Camperdown High 26.90 4 19 Smith, Shaniel 15 Mona High School 26.91 2 20 Young, Charokee Hydel High 27.04 8 21 McKenzie, Nastassia 16 Camperdown High 27.06 5 22 Archer, Rich-Ann 16 Convent OF Mercy 27.13 2 23 Hinds, Ladonya Hydel High 27.19 4 24 Shaw, Anna-Lee 16 St. Andrew Techn 27.25 3 25 Watson, Jamara 16 Convent OF Mercy 27.31 1 26 Lewis, Chevelle 16 Camperdown High 27.41 8 27 Chambers, Chloe 15 Camperdown High 27.50 6 28 Ferguson, Kacean 16 St. Andrew Techn 27.56 2 29 Chong, Rhain 17 Convent OF Mercy 27.60 3 30 Henry, Nicole 15 Buff Bay High SC 27.66 8 31 Harris, Dahlia 17 Buff Bay High SC 27.68 7 32 Cousins, Daneia 15 Buff Bay High SC 27.81 6 32 Thomas, Jada Immaculate Conce 27.81 3 34 Campbell, Chloe 15 St. Andrew High 27.88 2 35 McBean, Shelleeda 16 Claude McKay Hig 27.90 1 36 McDonald, Aliyah Immaculate Conce 28.00 5 37 Aexander, Jamila 15 Manning High School 28.04 7 38 Miller, Torie 17 Clan Carthy High 28.07 1 39 Clarke, Natisha 16 Manning High School 28.11 3 40 Cooper, Annagay 16 Mt. Alvernia High 28.16 4 41 Manning, Rhea 15 Morant Bay High 28.38 4 42 Grant, Michela 15 Morant Bay High 28.53 6 43 Henry, Camesha 16 Oberlin High School 28.68 4 44 Miller, Ashley 15 St. Andrew Techn 28.78 7 45 Planner, Sankaya 16 Greater Portmore 28.87 4 46 Graham, Latoya 16 Oberlin High School 28.94 3 47 Hall, Bianca 16 Marcus Garvey TE 29.21 1 48 Brown, Selena 15 Port Antonio Hig 29.27 1 49 Haye, Alicia 16 Marcus Garvey TE 29.40 3 50 Cole, Anastasia Old Harbour High 29.66 5 51 Clarke, Athena 17 St. Andrew High 29.69 4 52 Gentles, Shadane 15 Marcus Garvey TE 29.78 6 52 McCain, Amanda 15 Unattached 29.78 2 54 Morris, Shantagjah 15 Camperdown High 30.21 7 55 Williams, Toya 17 Manning High School 30.74 6 56 Barnett, Rhea 15 Marcus Garvey TE 30.83 5 57 Murphy, Anika 6 Marcus Garvey TE 30.89 7 58 Thompson, Yayra 15 Marcus Garvey TE 31.13 2 Event 3 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 3 =================================================================================== Name Age School Seed Finals H# Points =================================================================================== 1 Anderson, Britany 15 Vere Technical High 24.70 3 2 Grant, Kiara 15 Convent OF Mercy 24.96 10 3 Alfred, Julienne St. Catherine HI 25.10 1 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:09 PM 16/1/2016 Page 3 Douglas Forrest Invitational 2016 - 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results ....Event 3 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 3 4 Grenyion, Soyinne 13 Mt. Alvernia High 25.48 6 5 Martin, Jada Hydel High 25.53 3 6 Lee, Ray-Donna Hydel High 25.54 4 7 Wallace, Shaunelle Immaculate Conce 25.55 9 8 Dryden, Aaliyah Hydel High 25.78 8 8 Powell, Shanoi 14 St. Mary High 25.78 10 10 Dacosta, Shianne 14 Vere Technical High 25.79 8 11 Nelson, Dorian 13 Xlcr-G 25.88 6 12 Fyffe, Hughasia Immaculate Conce 26.34 10 12 Smith, Tori-Ann 14 Vere Technical High 26.34 4 14 Gordon, Jhanel 14 Convent OF Mercy 26.41 14 14 Clayton, Gizel Hydel High 26.41 13 14 Williams, Velecia Hydel High 26.41 6 17 Josephs, Janielle 15 St. Andrew High 26.43 11 18 Burgher, Niesha 13 Xlcr-G 26.62 4 19 Brown, Breann 13 Convent OF Mercy 26.69 9 20 Pryce, Nickeisha Vere Technical High 26.77 11 20 Cammpbell, Janaelia 15 St. Mary High 26.77 1 22 Mattison, Chienelle 14 Xlcr-G 27.83 26.90 7 23 Gillette, Sonieka 13 St. Mary High 26.92 3 24 Dudley, Natasha 15 Vere Technical High 26.93 10 25 Burke, Kadesha 14 Vere Technical High 26.95 9 25 Lewis, Sharieks 14 Clarendon College 26.95 5 27 Campbell, Bridgette 14 Marcus Garvey TE 27.01 1 28 Simpson, Amoya Vere Technical High 27.02 7 29 Brown, Shannon 13 Camperdown High 27.05 13 30 Hutton, Marsha 13 Oberlin High School 27.06 5 31 Peterkin, Tianna 13 Camperdown High 27.07 2 32 Lugg, Tiana 14 Convent OF Mercy 27.09 4 33 Davis, Tanaya 14 Vere Technical High 27.21 14 34 Rose, Taffara Hydel High 27.23 7 35 Gordon, Johnelle 13 Vere Technical High 27.25 10 36 Bucknor, Beyonce 13 Xlcr-G 27.31 11 37 Denton, Kayceann 15 Vere Technical High 27.37 9 38 Palmer, Porshai 14 Xlcr-G 27.38 3 39 Rhoden, Tatiana 14 Xlcr-G 27.39 12 40 Smith, Drizelle 14 Marcus Garvey TE 27.44 5 41 Hamilton, Tanique 12 Vere Technical High 27.45 6 42 Hyde, Mickha-Mae 14 St. Andrew High 27.48 7 43 Hussey, Natalia 14 Wolmer's Girls 27.56 11 44 Louden, Zoeleka 13 Clarendon College 27.59 2 45 Slowly, Krystal 13 Campion College 27.61 4 46 Stewart, Kimberly 14 Convent OF Mercy 27.66 7 47 Graham, Mariva Bogwalk High 27.75 11 48 Williams, Tamoy 15 Convent OF Mercy 27.94 13 48 Lane, Eilika 15 Buff Bay High SC 27.94 12 50 Robinson, Jeanae 14 St. Andrew High 28.16 4 51 Gordon, Toyin 14 Vauxhall High SC 28.19 12 51 Stewart, Keitarnie 14 Oberlin High School 28.19 1 53 Walker, Crystal 13 Convent OF Mercy 28.20 9 54 Myrie, Aaliyah Immaculate Conce 28.30 2 55 Stewart, Toni-Shay 15 Manning High School 28.41 5 56 Wilson, Tianna 14 Mt. Alvernia High 28.47 8 56 Patterson, Sudeen 14 Johnathan Grant 28.47 12 58 Fisher, Tyshauna 14 Mona High School 28.52 1 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:09 PM 16/1/2016 Page 4 Douglas Forrest Invitational 2016 - 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results ....Event 3 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 3 59 Taffe, Kris-Ann 14 Morant Bay High 28.60 2 60 Whitter, Marshalee 14 Claude McKay Hig 28.64 2 61 Poth, Saraijah 13 Mt.
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