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Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:29 PM 25/6/2017 Page 1 JAAA PUMA NATIONAL SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS JAMAICA ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATION NATIONAL STADIUM - 22/6/2017 to 25/6/2017 Results Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash Sponsor: PUMA Sponsor: PUMA WORLD RECORD: 10.49 W 16/7/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner WORLD RECORD: 10.49 W 16/7/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner NATIONAL REC: 10.70 N 29/6/2012 SHELLY-ANN FRASER-PRYCE NATIONAL REC: 10.70 N 29/6/2012 SHELLY-ANN FRASER-PRYCE WRLD CHAMP Q: 11.26 # WRLD CHAMP Q: 11.26 # Name Age Team Prelims Name Age Team Finals Preliminaries Finals 1 143 Elaine Thompson M.V.P # 11.20Q-1.3 1 143 Elaine Thompson M.V.P 10.71# 0.8 2 162 Simone Facey P360 # 11.22Q-0.7 2 162 Simone Facey P360 11.04# 0.8 3 28 Jonielle Smith Auburn Univ. # 11.23Q-1.4 3 208 Jura Levy Sprintec 11.06# 0.8 4 84 Shashalee Forbes G.C Foster C 11.34Q-1.7 4 317 Natasha Morrison Sprintec 11.09# 0.8 5 145 Christania Williams M.V.P # 11.23Q-1.4 5 84 Shashalee Forbes G.C Foster C 11.10# 0.8 6 208 Jura Levy Sprintec 11.36Q-1.3 6 145 Christania Williams M.V.P 11.13# 0.8 7 243 Samantha Henry Robinson Unattached 11.41Q-0.7 7 30 Remona Burchell Axis Athleti 11.17# 0.8 8 244 Shavine Hodges Unattached 11.54Q-1.7 8 20 Schillonie Calvert-Powell Altis 11.25# 0.8 9 20 Schillonie Calvert-Powell Altis # 11.26Q-1.4 Event 2 Men 100 Meter Dash 10 317 Natasha Morrison Sprintec 11.36Q-1.3 Sponsor: Government of Jamaica / SDF 11 210 Audra Segree Sprintec 11.58Q-1.7 WORLD RECORD: 9.58 W 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 12 206 Gayon Evans Sprintec 11.93Q-0.7 NATIONAL REC: 9.58 N 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 13 30 Remona Burchell Axis Athleti 11.35q -1.4 WRLD CHAMP Q: 10.12 # 14 227 Danielle Williams TRS 11.50q -1.3 Name Age Team Prelims 15 321 Shanice Reid Utech 11.63q -1.7 16 192 Kenesha Stephens Racers TC 11.71q -1.3 Preliminaries 1 128 Julian Forte M.V.P 10.14Q-0.8 17 309 Shereca Hemmings Utech 11.85 -1.3 2 27 Odean Skeen Auburn Univ. 10.17Q-1.0 18 190 Seidatha Palmer Racers TC 11.87 -1.4 3 186 Yohan Blake Racers TC 10.21Q-1.0 19 301 Donya Ewers Utech 11.90 -1.4 4 71 Asafa Powell Fast Twitch 10.22Q-0.6 20 313 Kimberly Leach Utech 12.04 -0.7 5 189 Jevaughn Minzie Racers TC 10.22Q-1.0 21 37 Tiffany Higgins Cameron Blaz 12.11 -1.7 6 324 Tyquendo Tracey Utech 10.24Q-1.0 22 42 Tashana Richards Cameron Blaz 12.28 -1.3 7 271 Senoj-Jay Givans Univ. Of Tex 10.27Q-0.8 Event 1 Women 100 Meter Dash 8 26 Raheem Chambers Auburn Univ. 10.35Q-0.6 Sponsor: PUMA 9 295 Micheal Campbell Utech 10.26Q-1.0 WORLD RECORD: 10.49 W 16/7/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner 10 141 Kavean Smith M.V.P 10.29Q-1.0 NATIONAL REC: 10.70 N 29/6/2012 SHELLY-ANN FRASER-PRYCE 11 65 Nickel Ashmeade Empire athle 10.34Q-0.8 WRLD CHAMP Q: 11.26 # 12 203 Oshane Bailey Sprintec 10.37Q-0.6 Name Age Team Semis 13 62 Nigel Ellis Elite Perfor 10.30q -1.0 Semi-Finals 14 183 Kenroy Anderson Racers TC 10.36q -0.8 1 143 Elaine Thompson M.V.P # 10.99Q0.7 15 306 Kemar Green Utech 10.38q -1.0 2 208 Jura Levy Sprintec # 11.11Q0.5 16 191 Kevaun Rattray Racers TC 10.38q -0.8 3 145 Christania Williams M.V.P # 11.03Q0.7 17 90 Chadic Hinds G.C Foster C 10.41 -1.0 4 317 Natasha Morrison Sprintec # 11.12Q0.5 18 125 Ramone Barnswell M.V.P 10.41 -0.6 5 30 Remona Burchell Axis Athleti # 11.09Q0.7 19 311 Keino Hewitt Utech 10.48 -1.0 6 162 Simone Facey P360 # 11.14Q0.5 20 101 Romario Williams G.C Foster C 10.50 -0.8 7 84 Shashalee Forbes G.C Foster C # 11.13q 0.7 21 81 Everton Clarke G.C Foster C 10.53 -1.0 8 20 Schillonie Calvert-Powell Altis # 11.18q 0.7 22 182 Adam Cummings QPC 10.55 -1.0 9 227 Danielle Williams TRS # 11.25 0.5 23 82 Hujaye Cornwall G.C Foster C 10.59 -0.6 10 244 Shavine Hodges Unattached 11.46 0.7 24 99 Brandon Tomlinson G.C Foster C 10.64 -0.8 11 210 Audra Segree Sprintec 11.48 0.5 25 277 Xandre Blake UWI 10.65 -0.6 12 321 Shanice Reid Utech 11.63 0.5 26 10 Keneil Lee Akan TC 10.66 -0.6 13 243 Samantha Henry Robinson Unattached 11.64 0.5 27 305 Ojamu Graham Utech 10.68 -1.0 14 309 Shereca Hemmings Utech 11.89 0.7 28 181 Earl Lee Q-Fit Perfor 10.80 -1.0 --- 28 Jonielle Smith Auburn Univ. FS 0.5 29 326 Nimroy Turgott Utech 10.90 -1.0 --- 184 Kemar Bailey-Cole Racers TC DNF -0.6 Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 7:29 PM 25/6/2017 Page 2 JAAA PUMA NATIONAL SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS JAMAICA ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATION NATIONAL STADIUM - 22/6/2017 to 25/6/2017 Results 8 243 Samantha Henry Robinson Unattached 23.58q 1.2 Event 2 Men 100 Meter Dash 9 210 Audra Segree Sprintec 23.91 0.4 Sponsor: Government of Jamaica / SDF 10 309 Shereca Hemmings Utech 24.15 0.9 WORLD RECORD: 9.58 W 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 11 190 Seidatha Palmer Racers TC 24.16 1.2 NATIONAL REC: 9.58 N 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 12 4 Samantha Curtis Akan TC 24.42 0.4 WRLD CHAMP Q: 10.12 # 13 37 Tiffany Higgins Cameron Blaz 24.50 1.2 Name Age Team Semis Semi-Finals Event 3 Women 200 Meter Dash 1 128 Julian Forte M.V.P # 9.99Q0.8 WORLD RECORD: 21.34 W 29/9/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner 2 186 Yohan Blake Racers TC # 10.00Q0.5 NATIONAL REC: 21.64 N 13/9/1991 MERLENE OTTEY 3 27 Odean Skeen Auburn Univ. # 10.07Q0.5 WRLD CHAMP Q: 23.10 # 4 71 Asafa Powell Fast Twitch 10.15Q0.8 Name Age Team Finals 5 271 Senoj-Jay Givans Univ. Of Tex # 10.10Q0.5 Finals 6 295 Micheal Campbell Utech 10.16Q0.8 1 84 Shashalee Forbes G.C Foster C 22.71# 0.8 7 324 Tyquendo Tracey Utech # 10.12q 0.5 2 162 Simone Facey P360 22.74# 0.8 8 62 Nigel Ellis Elite Perfor 10.17q 0.8 3 287 Jodean Williams UWI 22.95# 0.8 9 65 Nickel Ashmeade Empire athle 10.18 0.5 4 208 Jura Levy Sprintec 23.04# 0.8 10 183 Kenroy Anderson Racers TC 10.20 0.5 5 244 Shavine Hodges Unattached 23.26 0.8 11 203 Oshane Bailey Sprintec 10.20 0.8 6 243 Samantha Henry Robinson Unattached 24.44 0.8 12 26 Raheem Chambers Auburn Univ. 10.20 0.8 --- 329 Shimayra Williams Utech FS 0.8 13 306 Kemar Green Utech 10.33 0.5 Event 4 Men 200 Meter Dash 14 125 Ramone Barnswell M.V.P 10.36 0.8 WORLD RECORD: 19.19 W 20/8/2009 Usain BOLT 15 141 Kavean Smith M.V.P 10.39 0.5 NATIONAL REC: 19.19 N 20/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 16 189 Jevaughn Minzie Racers TC 14.08 0.8 WRLD CHAMP Q: 20.44 # Event 2 Men 100 Meter Dash Name Age Team Prelims Sponsor: Government of Jamaica / SDF Preliminaries WORLD RECORD: 9.58 W 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 1 186 Yohan Blake Racers TC 20.53Q1.0 NATIONAL REC: 9.58 N 16/8/2009 USAIN BOLT 2 101 Romario Williams G.C Foster C 20.66Q0.9 WRLD CHAMP Q: 10.12 # 3 65 Nickel Ashmeade Empire athle 20.76Q-0.1 Name Age Team Finals 4 205 Rasheed Dwyer Sprintec 20.80Q0.1 Finals 5 327 Chad Walker Utech 20.90Q0.1 1 186 Yohan Blake Racers TC 9.90# 0.9 6 183 Kenroy Anderson Racers TC 20.59Q1.0 2 128 Julian Forte M.V.P 10.04# 0.9 7 194 Warren Weir Racers TC 20.72Q0.9 3 271 Senoj-Jay Givans Univ. Of Tex 10.05# 0.9 8 90 Chadic Hinds G.C Foster C 20.91Q0.1 4 295 Micheal Campbell Utech 10.07# 0.9 9 5 Mario Forsythe Akan TC 20.92Q-0.1 5 324 Tyquendo Tracey Utech 10.15 0.9 10 82 Hujaye Cornwall G.C Foster C 20.96Q0.1 6 62 Nigel Ellis Elite Perfor 10.23 0.9 11 295 Micheal Campbell Utech 20.74Q1.0 --- 27 Odean Skeen Auburn Univ. DNF 0.9 12 187 Jermaine Brown Racers TC 20.91Q0.9 13 62 Nigel Ellis Elite Perfor 20.95Q-0.1 Event 3 Women 200 Meter Dash 14 141 Kavean Smith M.V.P 21.03Q0.1 WORLD RECORD: 21.34 W 29/9/1988 Florence Griffith-Joyner 15 128 Julian Forte M.V.P 21.25Q0.1 NATIONAL REC: 21.64 N 13/9/1991 MERLENE OTTEY 16 203 Oshane Bailey Sprintec 20.88Q1.0 WRLD CHAMP Q: 23.10 # 17 306 Kemar Green Utech 20.97Q-0.1 Name Age Team Prelims 18 135 Kwisi Mcfarlane M.V.P 21.01Q0.9 Preliminaries 19 94 Sheldon Mitchell G.C Foster C 21.04Q0.1 1 162 Simone Facey P360 # 22.78Q0.4 20 265 Ivan Henry Univ.
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  • Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor T&F Preseason Release

    Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor T&F Preseason Release

    Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor T&F Preseason Release | March 25, 2015 1SJNBSZ$POUBDU&SJD%BOOFS "TTPDJBUF$PNNJTTJPOFSt&NBJMFEBOOFS!SNBDQPSUTPSHt4FDPOEBSZ$POUBDU,BMFC$FOUFS %JSFDUPSPG.FEJB3FMBUJPOTt&NBJMLDFOUFS!SNBDTQPSUTPSH 2015 RMAC Men’s Outdoor TF 2015 RMAC Women’s Outdoor TF Preseason Coaches Poll Preseason Coaches Poll ‘14 RMAC ‘14 RMAC # School (1st Pl. Votes) Pts Finish # School (1st Pl. Votes) Pts Finish 1. Western State Colorado (8) 98 3rd 1. New Mexico Highlands (9) 141 2nd 2. Adams State (1) 86 1st 2. Adams State (3) 131 1st 3. Colorado Mines (1) 82 2nd 3. Western State Colorado 114 4th 4. Chadron State (1) 79 4th 4. Chadron State (1) 111 3rd 5. CSUPueblo 63 - 5. CSUPueblo 97 6th 6. Black Hills State 54 5th 6. Colorado Mines 88 9th 7. Colorado Mesa 49 6th 7. Colorado Mesa 86 5th 8. MSU Denver 33 7th 8. MSU Denver 63 10th 9. UCCS 25 8th 9. Black Hills State 62 7th 10. South Dakota Mines 24 - 10. UCCS 48 8th 11. Colorado Christian 12 - 11. Colorado Christian 26 - South Dakota Mines 26 - Coaches can’t vote for their own athletes or teams. This is SDSM&T’s 13. Fort Lewis 21 - rst year in the RMAC. This is CSUPueblo and Colorado Christian’s rst Coaches can’t vote for their own athletes or teams. This is SDSM&T’s year with men’s outoor track & eld. rst year in the RMAC. This is Fort Lewis’ and Colorado Christian’s rst year with women’s outdoor track & eld. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Western State Colorado is picked to win the RMAC in Men’s Outdoor Track & Field while New Mexico Highlands is the coaches’ choice for Women’s Track & Field for the 2015 season.
  • NACAC New Life Invitational Ansin Sports Complex, Miramar, FL (USA) 5 JUN 2021

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