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Jaaa Calendar of Events 2017 - 2018 JAAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017 - 2018 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS DATE EVENT VENUE 2017 OCTOBER 1 Manchester High 5K Manchester High School 1 Burger King Mandeville Mandeville, Manchester 7 Digicel Night Run Downtown, Kingston 15 JN Heroes 5K Falmouth, Trelawny 15 Run for Peace 5K Red Hills Road 16 Kitson Town Fun Run Kitson Town 22 Burger King Portmore 10K and 4x1500m Relays Portmore Mall 28 Knox College 7K Cobbla, Manchester 28 ICWI Pink Run ICWI Building, New Kingston NOVEMBER 3 Church Teachers' College 5K Church Teachers' College TBD JAAA Calendar Conference Jamaica Pegasus 5 Hugo Chambers Memorial 5K, 2K &1K Jamaica College 12 CB Group UWI 5K UWI Mona Campus 16 Paul Bogle Relays St. Thomas 17 Western Cross Country Championship Maggotty High School 19 Pump It Up Mico University College 5K Mico University College 25 Seaforth High Track Meet Seaforth High, St. Thomas 25 Grennells 5K Grennells Driving School, Mona Road, Kgn 26 NCU FM 5K Brooks Park, Mandeville 26 GC Foster 5K Fun Run Emancipation Square, Spanish Town 30 JAAA AGM TBD DECEMBER 2 Reggae Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K Negril 9 Tyser Mills Development Meet GC Foster College 9 Wesley Powell/ HIC Track and Field Meet Excelsior High School, Kgn 16 Gerald Claude Foster Over Distance and Field Events GC Foster College 2018 JANUARY 1 Old Harbour Bay 5K Old Harbour Bay, St. Catherine 6 Jamaica College Invitational Jamaica College 6 First Chance Meet Herbert Morrison High, St. James 13 Manchester High School Field Events Meet Manchester High School 13 JAAA/PUMA Development Meet - Kirkvine Windalco, Kirkvine, Manchester 13 Douglas Forrest Invitational National Stadium 17 National Cross Country Trials Manchester Golf Club 20 Morant Bay Relays Morant Bay High, St. Thomas 20 North Central Development Meet Discovery Bay, St. Ann 20 Central Hurdles and Relays GC Foster College 20 Big Shot Invitational Excelsior High School 20 McKenley/ Wint Invitational Meet Calabar High School 20 Hurdles Fest and Relays Mobay Sports Complex / Cornwall College 21 Veronica Campbell-Brown 5K Hayes, Clarendon 27 St. Elizabeth Technical Invitational Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth 27 Queen's/Grace Jackson Track Meet National Stadium JAAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017 - 2018 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS DATE EVENT VENUE FEBRUARY 2-3 Armoury Invitational New York, USA 3 JAAA/PUMA Development Meet - Jamalco Jamalco Sports Club, Clarendon 3 Happy Grove Flingingz Happy Grove High, Portland 3 Youngster Goldsmith Stadium East, St. Andrew 3 St. Hugh's Swann 5K St. Hugh's High 3 Karlsruhe - IAAF Indoor Meet Karlsruhe, Germany 10 Camperdown Classic National Stadium 10 King of the Ring Excelsior High School 10 Western Milo Relays Catherine Hall, Montego Bay 10 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix Boston, USA 12-13 Eastern Championships National Stadium 13 Western Championships - Boys Qualifier Cornwall College, St. James 15 Western Championships - Girls Qualifier STETHS, St. Elizabeth 15 - 16 Corporate Area Development Meet National Stadium 17 Sainsbury Glasgow Indoor Grand Prix Glasgow, England 17 Western Championships - Grand Finals Catherine Hall, Montego Bay 17 S.W. Isaac-Henry T & F Invitational National Stadium 17 MTT/ECODAC Development Meet Charlemont High School, St. Catherine 17 Ben Francis Invitational Vere Technical High School, Clarendon 17 Northern Championships Plantation Cove, Priory, St. Ann 17 Pan Am Cross Country Cup (NACAC XC Championships) San Salvador, El Salvador 20 - 21 Central Championships GC Foster College 24 Gibson Relay National Stadium 25 NACAC Cross Country Championships San Juan, Puerto Rico MARCH 1 - 4 World Indoor Championships Birmingham, Great Britain 2 - 4 Carifta Trials National Stadium 4 MCC Pure Water 5K Melbourne Cricket Club 10 GC Foster Classics (Digicel Grand Prix Final) GC Foster College 11 Kingston City Run Kingston 17 UWI Invitational Meet/ Final Fling UWI Stadium JISA CPJ Friendship Championships Catherine Hall, Montego Bay 20 - 24 ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Championships National Stadium 31/ Apr-2 Carifta Games Nassau, Bahamas APRIL 1 - 2 Carifta Games Nassau, Bahamas 4 - 15 Commonwealth Games Gold Coast, Australia 6 - 7 Inter-Collegiate Championships National Stadium 13 Insports Primary School County Qualifier - SURREY Stadium East, St. Andrew 14 UTECH Classics National Stadium Covenant Over the Distance Track Meet (Prep School) UWI Mona Bowl 18 Insports Primary School County Qualifier - MIDDLESEX GC Foster College 21 Naggo Head Classics GC Foster College 21 Insports Primary School County Qualifier - CORNWALL Catherine Hall, Montego Bay 26-27 Insports Junior High School Championships Stadium East, St. Andrew Central Junior Schools Classics Kirkvine Sports Club Ardenne Classics UWI, Mona 26 - 28 Penn Relays Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA JAAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017 - 2018 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS DATE EVENT VENUE MAY 4 Doha Diamond League Doha, QATAR 5 JAAA All Comers Meet 1 National Stadium 9 - 12 Insports Primary School Championships National Stadium 12 Bermuda Invitational Bermuda 12 Shanghai Diamond League Shanghai, PR of China 12 Food for the Poor 5k TBD 13 JAAA All Comers Meet 2 National Stadium 19 Jamaica International Invitational Meet - World Challenge National Stadium 20 Osaka World Challenge Meeting Osaka, Japan 25 - 26 JTA/Sagicor Primary Championships National Stadium 26 Pre-Fontaine Classics Eugene, Oregon 26 JAAA All Comers Meet 3 National Stadium 31 - Jun. 02 JISA/Tastee Prep School Championships National Stadium 31 Rome Golden Gala Roma, Italy June 1 - 2 JISA/Tastee Prep School Championships National Stadium 2 JAAA All Comers Meet 4 National Stadium 2 Cayman Invitational Cayman Islands 3 Hengelo World Challenge Meeting Hengelo, Netherlands 7 ExxonMobil Bislet Games Oslo, Norway 8 - 9 JPS/Western Primary Championships Montego Bay 9 Racers Grand Prix Kingston, Jamaica 10 Stockholm Grand Prix Stockholm, Sweden 13 Ostrava World Challenge Meeting Ostrava, Czech Republic 13 - 15 Basic School Champs Stadium East, St. Andrew 16 JAAA All Comers Meet 5 National Stadium 21 - 24 JAAA National Senior Trials National Stadium 23 - 24 JAAA National Junior Trials National Stadium 23 Madrid World Challenge Meeting Madrid, Spain UWI Throwers Meet UWI, Mona 30 Paris Grand Prix Paris Saint-Denis, France July 3 - 4 NACAC Combined Events Championships/ PANAM CE Cup TBD, Canada 5 Lausanne Grand Prix Lausanne, Switzerland 8 Sao Bernardo do Campo World Challenge Meeting Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil 10 - 15 IAAF World Juniors Championships Tampere, Finland 13 Rabat World Challenge Meeting Rabat, Morocco 14 - 15 IAAF Athletics World Cup London, England 20 Monaca Herculis Grand Prix Monaco, Monaco 27 - 28 London Anniversary Games London, England 29-Aug. 3 CAC Games Barranquilla, Colombia AUGUST 1 - 3 CAC Games Barranquilla, Colombia 10 - 12 NACAC Senior Championships Toronto, Canada 18 Birmingham Grand Prix Birmingham, England 30 Zurich Diamond League Zurich, Switzerland 31 Van Damme Memorial Bruxelles, Belguim JAAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017 - 2018 INTERNATIONAL EVENTS DATE EVENT VENUE SEPTEMBER 2 Berlin World Challenge Meeting Berlin, Germany 4 Zagreb World Challenge Meeting Zagreb, Croatia 8 - 9 Continental Cup Ostrava, Czechoslovakia Flow CUMI Come Run 5K & 10K Tryall Golf Club, Hanover Race for Hope 5K Hope Gardens OCTOBER 11 - 17 Youth Olympics Games Buenos Aires, Argentina Burger King Mobay 7K Montego Bay Digicel Foundation 5K Night Run Downtown, Kingston.
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