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All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Bailey Daniel ANT 9.91 Paris 17-June-09 Collins Kim SKN 9.93 Bottrop 29-May-16 Greene Cejhae ANT 10.00 Barranquilla 29-Jul-18 Adams Antoine SKN 10.01 Basseterre 16-Jun-13 Rogers Jason SKN 10.01 Basseterre 18-Jun-13 Christian Brendan ANT 10.09 Novelles 27-Jun-09 100M Lawrence Brijesh(B.J) SKN 10.12 Crete, Nebraska 21-Apr-12 Hughes Zharnel AIA 10.12 Kingston 28-Mar-14 Morris Julius MNT 10.12 Houston 12-May-18 Promesse Ronald LCA 10.15 El Paso 6-May-00 Best Javid LCA 10.16 San Diego 2-Apr-16 Francis Miguel ANT 19.88 Kingston 11-Jun-16 Benjamin Rai ANT 19.99 Paris 30-Jun-18 Adams Antoine SKN 20.08 Basseterre 30-Jun-18 Christian Brendan ANT 20.12 Fort-de-France 6-May-08 Morris Julius MNT 20.28 El. Paso 14-Jun-18 Collins Kim SKN 20.29 Edmonton 3-Aug-01 200M Crabbe Dion IVB 20.30 Starkville 12-May-02 Lloyd Chris DMA 20.31 Houston 3-May-08 Hughes Zhamel AJA 20.32 Kingston 27-Mar-14 Lawrence Brijesh(B.J.) SKN 20.34 Walnut 19-Apr-14 Bailey Daniel ANT 20.40 Mexico City 16-Aug-13 James Kirani GRN 43.74 London 3-Jul-14 Taplin Bralon GRN 44.38 Monac0 15-Jul-16 Francique Alleyne GRN 44.47 Osaka 9-May-04 Bartholomew Rondell GRN 44.65 Lubbock 21-Apr-11 Benjamin Rai ANT 44.75 Torrance 21-Apr-18 Coombs Eswort VIN 45.19 Walnut 20-Apr-97 400M Phillip Joel GRN 45.29 Tucson 11-Apr-08 Phillip Bruce DMA 45.31 Provo 1-Jun-89 Lloyd Chris DMA 45.40 Lawrence 1-Jun- Jean-Marie Ivan LCA 45.49 Tucson 29-May-95 All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Rhymer Greg IVB 1:46.96 Ypsilanti 25-May-94 Edgar Marbeq LCA 1:47.83 Houston 5-May-17 Linley Eversley VIN 1:48.58i Moscow, Idaho 7-May-92 Hurtault Erison DMA 1:48.60 Princeton 23-Apr-11 Jones Dale ANT 1:48.62 Tokyo 15-Aug-91 Slater Akini VIN 1:48.83 Gold Coast 10-April-18 800M Lambert Miguel LCA 1:48.9 Princeton 8-May-99 April-18 Sowerby Fred ANT 1:49.1 Les Abymes 6-May-99 James Michael LCA 1:49.21 Gainesville 6-May-79 Henry Bernard LCA 1:49.29 Terre Haute 1-April-17 8-May-93 Agar Stephen DMA 3:36.60 Abbotsford 2-Jun-96 Samuel De Lohnnmi VIN 3:46.20 London, Ontanio 9-Jun-16 Rhymer Greg BVI 3:46.47 Athens, Ohio 31-Mar-01 Joseph Zepherinus LCALLCLCA 3:48.50 Gainesville 31-Mar-95 ALA Peters Nickie VIN 3:40.36 Baltimore 30-May-02 Jones Dale ANT 3:49.41 Seoul 19-Sep-16 1500M Pierrre Donald GRN 3:50.3 Pointe-a-Pierre 19-Mar-72 Pamah David VIN 3:51.65 Birmingham 9-Jul-96 Ballantyne Pamenos VIN 3:51.96 St.George’s 1-Jul-01 Williams Maurice GRN 3:52.86 Les Abymes 10-May-81 Edgar Marbeq LCA 3:53.44 Nacogdoches 8-April-16 Agar Stephen DMA 13:36.86 Walnut 18-Apr-98 Joseph Zephmiinus LCA 14:.25.2 Ottawa 20-Jul-01 Ballantyne Pamenos VIN 14:31.50 London 14-Jan-98 Samuel DelohnmiL VIN 14:45.93 Winston-Salem 30-Apr-15 Williams Maurice GRN 14:.58.2 Nassau 30-Apr-81 Campbell Richardson VIN 15:10.331 Pointe-a-Pitre 17-Jun-02 5000M Ballantyne Benedict VIN 15:11.8 London 14-Mar-98 lEDGERS Jones Dale ANT 15:13.4 Bridgetown 11-jun-96 Baptiste Gerard DMA 15:17.9 Roseau 12-Mar-98 Ledgers Victor LCA 15:18.11 Ponce 5-Jun-96 ` All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Joseph Zpeherinus LCA 29:48.97 Tallahassee 23-Mar-01 Ballantyne Pamenos VIN 29:58.3 Derby 19-Jul-98 Fessal Anthony LCA 31:08.0 St. George’s 16-Apr-89 Ledgers Victor LVC 31:16.6 Castries 24-May-93 Frederick Emerlad GRN 31:31.1 St. George’s 8-Mar-91 Agar Stephen DMA 31:53.3 St. George’s 16-Apr-89 Ballantyne Benedict VIN 31:59.7 Bridgetown 26-Jun-99 10000M Campbell Richardson VIN 32:20.5 St. George’s 6-Jun-03 Cosmay Michael LCA 32:34.9 St. George’s 16-Apr-89 John Michael LCA 32:41.9 Castries 24-May-93 Ballantyne S VIN 2:13.30 Port of Spain 26-Jun-03 Joseph Zepherinus LCA 2:16.06 Minneapolis 5-Oct-03 Ballanyne Benedict VIN 2:23.24 Georgetown 23-Aug-94 Ledgers Victor LCA 2:23.52 Port of Spain 21-Jun-07 Leonce John LCA 2:29.07 Toronto 4-Oct-92 Samuel Dane VIN 2:31.22 Winnipeg 20-Jun-04 Simon Cordover ANT 2:31.49 Victoria. B.C 28-Aug-94 Fessal Anthony LCA 2:35.04 Paris 30-Mar-00 MARATHON Nagarit Rasalula IVD 2:38.54 Baltimore 11-Oct-08 Marinus Stephen LCA 2:42.25 Bridgetown 7-Dec-08 Left Alleyne GRN 13.52 Sacramnto 6-Jun-07 Gillon Randy ANT 14.07 Iowa City 6-May-00 Victor Lindon GRN 14.68 Eugene 9-Jun-16 Felix Kurt GRN 14.77 Austin 9-Apr-12 Johnson Dominic LCA 14.79 Tucson 27-Mar-98 Jones Adolphus SKN 14.89 New Delhi 8-Oct-10 Pierre Allandro GRN 15.01 Emmitsburg 7-May-05 Date Dwayne GRN 15.47 Port of Spain 1-May-04 110M HURDLES HURDLES 110M Noel Akido GRN 15.50 Port of Spain 19-Apr-03 Mainwaring Conrad ANT 15.54 Montreal 26-Jul-15 All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Benjamin Rai ANT 47.02 Eugene 8-Jun-18 McMaster Kyron IVB 47.54 Paris 30-Jun-18 Charles Shane GRN 49.51 Eugene 14-May-06 Augustine Steve IVB 50.97 Tallahassee 10-Apr-00 Phillip Joel GRN 51.50 Tempe 3-May-08 Sowerby Fred ANT 51.63 Philadelphia 22-Apr-82 Noel Akido GRN 51.64 Coffeyville 20-May-06 Crick Fitz-Allan VIN 51.70 Bloomington 19-Jul-03 400M HURDLES 400M Thomas Oneil SKN 51.83 Road Town 6-Mar-15 Hanley-Byron Lloyd SKN 52.24 Basseterre 19-Jun-16 Edwards Darvin LCA 2.31(7’ 6 ¾”) Daegu 30-Aug-11 Grayman James ANT 2.27(7’5¾”) PergineValsugana 1-Aug-18 Francis Jermaine SKN 2.27(7’¾”) 5 ¼”) 5 ¼”) ¼”) Barranquillaana 7-Jul-07 Williams Brendan DMA 2.25(7’ 4 ¼”) Havana 17-Mar-12 Caraballo Paul GRN 2.21(7’ 3”) Des Moines 26-Apr-97 George Marcus LCA 2.20(7’ 2 ¾”) Victoria, B.C 22-Aug-94 Felix Kurt GRN 2.17(7’ 1 ¼”)i Nampa 24-Feb-11 Noel Sam IVB 2.16(7’ 1”)i Lexington 31-Jan-98 HIGH JUMP HIGH Scatliffe Karl IVB 2.13(7’ 0”) Road Town 1-Jun-90 Solomon Raymond IVB 2.13(7’0”) Yauco 14-Jul-91 Jones Adolphus SKN 2.12(6’ 11 ½”) Xalapa 25-Aug-14 Johnson Dominic LCA 5.70(18”8 ¼”] El Paso 26-Aug-02 Valcin Rick LCA 5.20(17’ 0 ½”) Vieux Fort 22-Jul-14 Victor Lindon GRN 4.90(16’0 ¾”) College Station 11-Mar-17 Felix Kurt GRN 4.61(15’ 1 ¼”) Westt Lafayette 13-Feb-16 Seales Mall LCA 4.60915’ 0”) Madison 1-May-99 Edward Shem LCA 4.50(14’ 9”) San Salvador 1-Jul-12 Dison Jones Adolphus SKN 4.45(14’7”) Ames 12-Feb-10 POLE VAULT( POLE Francis Keron GRN 4.30(14’ 1 ¾”) Nampa 23-Feb-06 Hewlett Paul IVB 4.20(13’ 9 ½”) Indianapolis 13-Aug-87 Ferdinand Mickey LCA 4.00(13’ 1 ½”) Vieux Fort 15-Aug-14 All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Licorish Eugene GRN 8.09(26’ 6 ½”) Port of Spain 5-May-89 Latham Clayton VIN 8.08(26’ 6”) Hamburg. N.Y. 29-Jul-08 Registe David DMA 8.06(26’ 5”) Mexico City 15-Aug-14 Benjamin Lester ANT 8.02(26’3 ½”) Baton Rouge 12-May-64 Cline Keita IVB ’ 7.99(26’ 2 ¾”)i Ames 10-Feb-96 Lewis Randy GRN 7.97(26’ 1 ¾”) Baton Rouge 20-May-02 Echard Melvin GRN 7.97(26’ 1 ¾”) Odessa.TX 21-May-93 LONG JUMP Romain Jerome DMA 7.90(25’ 11”) Fayetteville 2-May-01 Magloire Dane LCA 7.83(25’ 8 ½”) Durham 10-May-00 Cummings Jean VIN 7.83(25’8 ½”) Fayetteville 20-May-04 Lewis Randy GRN 17.49(57’’4 ½”(”) Sao Paulo 22-May-08 Romain Jerome DMA 17.48(57’ 4 ¼”) Goteborg 5-Aug-95 Duranona YEordanis DMA 17.20(56’ 6”)) Mexico City 16-Aug-14 Browne James ANT 16.55(54’ 3 ¾”) San Angelo 12-Apr-90 Peters Maxwell ANT 16.49(54”1”) Eugene 2-Jun-78 Joseph Ayata ANT 16.48(54’ 0 ½”) Port of Spain 19-Jun-09 Clarke Vance SKN 16.24(53’ 3 1/2”) Atlanta 26-May-00 Magloire Dane LCA 16.21(53’ 2” Blacksburg 16-Jan-01 TRIPLE JUMP Exeter Jumonne VIN 16.19(53’ 1 ¼) denton 25-May-17 Florant Fabian DMA 16.18(53’ 1”) Fayetteville 21-May-06 Henry Eldred IVB 21.47(70’ 5”) Toronto 10-Aug-18 Simon Dillon DMA 19.87(65’ 2 ¼”) Charlottesville 18-Apr-15 Boateng Josh GRN 18.70(61’ 4”) Portales 31-May-19 Shallow Adonson VIN 18.57(60’ 11 ¼”) Greensboro 28-May-1 Benjamin Tyron DMA 18.41(60’11111/4¼”9i 41/2”)I New York 30- jAN-10 Williams Walt GRN 17.26(56’½”)”) 7 ½”) Monroe 18-Apr-07 Victor Lindon GRN 16.55(54’ 3”) College Park 10-Mar-17 SHOT PUT Hazzard Josh GRN 16.37(53’ 8 ¼”) St.George’s 9-Mar-19 Sammu Chaudson GRN 16.25(53’ 31/2”) St.George’s 9-Mar-19 Alexis Kellon GRN 16.21(53’ 2”) Emporia 10-May-14 All-Time Leading OECS Performers - Male Event Surname Name Country Result Venue Date Henry Eldred IVB 61.90203’1”) La Jolla 26-Apr-14 Boateng Josh GRN 61.00(200’ 1”) Abilene 25-Apr-19 Simon Dillon DMA 60.13(197’ 3”) Winston-Salem 21-Mar-15 Shallow Adonson VIN 59.77(196’ 1”) San Angelo 6-Apr-19 Lett Alleyne GRN 56.92(186’ 9”) Mesa 6-May-02 Alexis Kellon GRN 56.57(185’ 6”) Austin 31-Mar-173 Matthias Eric IVB 55.87(183’ 3”) Boise 3-Jun-04 Williams Walt GRN 54.90 High Point 28-May-16 DISCUS THROW Victor Lindon GRN 54.56 Tuscaloosa 13-May-16 Bynoe Bryan DMA 53.56 Roseau 23-Mar-97 Shallow Adonson VIN 70.41(230’ 11”) Hammond 18-Apr-13 Alexis Kellon GRN 56.51(185’ 4”) San Marcos 122-Apr-17 Wiliams Elvis SKN 48.81(160’2”) St.
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