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2000 Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships in Athletics


FieldValue
NameXIV Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships
LogoCac junior 2000.jpg
Size130px
Host citySan Juan, Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
Dates14–16 July
StadiumEstadio Sixto Escobar
Nations participating31
Athletes participatingabout 422
(260 junior,
162 youth)
Events80
Records set15 championship records
LevelJunior and Youth
Previous1998 Grand Cayman
Next2002 Bridgetown

(260 junior, 162 youth)

The 14th Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships were held in the Estadio Sixto Escobar in San Juan, Puerto Rico between 14–16 July 2000.

Records

A total of 15 new championship records were set. The wind-assisted mark of 8.09 m (2.9 m/s) by Cleavon Dillon from Trinidad and Tobago was the best performance in long jump of the Male Junior A (U-20) category, as was the mark of 13.30 s (4.8 m/s) by Toni Ann D'Oyley from Jamaica in 100 metres hurdles of the Female Junior A (U-20) category, the mark of 21.46 s (2.4 m/s) by Darrel Brown from Trinidad and Tobago in 200 metres of the Male Junior B (U-17) category, the mark of 7.35 m (5.1 m/s) by Damion Young from Jamaica in long jump of the Male Junior B (U-17) category, and the mark of 6.17m (3.4 m/s) by Charisse Bacchus from Trinidad and Tobago in long jump of the Female Junior B (U-17) category, but all five could not be recognized as new records.

EventRecordAthleteCountryTypeBoys Under 20 (Junior)Girls Under 20 (Junior)Boys Under 17 (Youth)Girls Under 17 (Youth)
last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =date =title = C.A.C. Junior Track & Field Championship, July 14-16, 2000, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Results, UNDER 20 Boys, Saturday 07/15/00url = http://www.cfpitiming.com/cac%20junior%202000/cac_mu20_day_2_results1.htmpublisher = C.F.P.I. Timing and Data Inc.accessdate = May 4, 2012last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =
Javelin Throw69.91mEdwin CuestaCR
10,000 metres Track Walk41:29.66Cristián David BerdejaCR
last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =date =title = C.A.C. Junior Track & Field Championship, July 14-16, 2000, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Results, UNDER 20 Girls, Friday 07/14/00url = http://www.cfpitiming.com/cac%20junior%202000/cac_junior_female_under_20_day_1.htmpublisher = C.F.P.I. Timing and Data Inc.accessdate = May 4, 2012last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =
100 m11.45s (1.7 m/s)
(heat)Nadine PalmerCR
11.18s (1.2 m/s)Veronica CampbellCR
800 m2:06.37Kareen GayleCR
High Jump1.86mSheree FrancisCR
Long Jump6.47m (1.4 m/s)Nolle GrahamCR
4 × 100 m relay44.26sShereefa Lloyd
Nadine Palmer
Veronica Campbell
Nolle GrahamCR
last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =date =title = C.A.C. Junior Track & Field Championship, July 14-16, 2000, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Results, UNDER 17 Boys, Friday 07/14/00url = http://www.cfpitiming.com/cac%20junior%202000/cac_junior_boys_under_17_day_1_r.htmpublisher = C.F.P.I. Timing and Data Inc.accessdate = May 4, 2012
100 m10.47s (1.2 m/s)Darrel BrownCR
400 m48.14sKimani WilliamsCR
Javelin Throw61.81mJamal FordeCR
4 × 100 m relay41.62sChevon Simpson
Darrel Brown
Marlon St. Louis
Dion RodriguezCR
last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =date =title = C.A.C. Junior Track & Field Championship, July 14-16, 2000, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Results, UNDER 17 Girls, Friday 07/14/00url = http://www.cfpitiming.com/cac%20junior%202000/cac_girls_under_17_day_1_results.htmpublisher = C.F.P.I. Timing and Data Inc.accessdate = May 4, 2012last = Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederationfirst =
100 m11.67s (1.4 m/s)Lisa SharpeCR
400 m53.54sAnneisha McLaughlinCR
4 × 400 m relay3:40.40Anna-Kay Campbell
Kashain Page
Camille Robinson
Anneisha McLaughlinCR

;Key:

AR — Area record CR — Championship record NR — National record

Medal summary

Complete results are published on a day by day basis, and medal winners are published by category: Junior A, Male, |url-status=dead Junior A, Female, and Junior B.

Male Junior A (under 20)

4 × 400 metres relay
Pete Coley
Alwyn Sappleton
Sékou Clarke
Brandon Simpson3:08.42
William Hernández
Jonathan Palma
Danny Núñez
Simoncito Silvera3:12.59
Sheridan Kirk
Asim James
Jameel Wilson
Damion Barry3:12.84

Female Junior A (under 20)

4 × 400 metres relay
Sashanie Simpson
Sheryl Morgan
Melaine Walker
Shellene Williams3:36.14
Kishara George
Neisha Bernard
Jackie-Ann Morain
Hazel-Ann Regis3:40.24
Lysaira del Valle
Linnete Gerna
Madeline Morales
Carmen Valdés3:54.14

Male Junior B (under 17)

4 × 400 metres relay
Kellon Francis
Kevin Straker
Kyle St. Louis
Joel Pile3:21.56
Rhenardo Forbes
Drameco Bridgewater
Devon Armbrister
Grafton Ifill3:24.71
Noel Negrón
Ethien Santana
Luciano Andino
Felix Martínez3:25.70

Female Junior B (under 17)

4 × 400 metres relay
Anna-Kay Campbell
Kashain Page
Camille Robinson
Anneisha McLaughlin3:40.40 CR
Kiza Francis
Wanda Hutson
Carline McLean
Danille Prime3:51.48
Tavara Rigby
Astra Curry
Utica Edgecombe
Tamara Rigby3:57.71

Medal table

*:There is a mismatch between the unofficial medal count and the published medal count above. The unofficial count results in only 3 gold medals for both the Bahamas and Puerto Rico, only 13 silver medals for Puerto Rico, no silver or any other medal for Saint Lucia, and only 7 bronze medals for Mexico and only 2 bronze medals for Barbados. This could be explained by published results being incomplete. In the technical manual the events 2000 metres steeplechase in the Girls under 20 (Junior) category and Octathlon in the Boys under 17 (Youth) category were scheduled, but no results could be found. Assuming that the published medal tables are correct, and working through the published medal count, the following result could tentatively be assigned: 2000 metres steeplechase girls (U-20): gold for Puerto Rico, silver for Puerto Rico, and bronze for Barbados, octathlon boys (U-17): gold for the Bahamas, silver for Saint Lucia, and bronze for Mexico. The number of events would increase to 82.

Participation (unofficial)

Haiti competed for the first time at the championships. Detailed result lists can be found on the World Junior Athletics History website.{{Citation | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20120125045448/http://www.wjah.co.uk/wojc/CCJC/CCJC1996.html | archive-date = January 25, 2012 | url-status = dead

  • Anguilla (3)
  • Antigua and Barbuda (1)
  • Aruba (4)
  • Bahamas (23)
  • Barbados (23)
  • Bermuda (6)
  • British Virgin Islands (1)
  • Cayman Islands (8)
  • Colombia (4)
  • Costa Rica (2)
  • Dominica (1)
  • Dominican Republic (11)
  • El Salvador (8)
  • Grenada (12)
  • Guatemala (10)
  • Guyana (2)
  • Haiti (2)
  • Jamaica (70)
  • Mexico México (42)
  • Netherlands Antilles (9)
  • Nicaragua (1)
  • Panama (8)
  • Puerto Rico (88)
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis (3)
  • Saint Lucia (2)
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (2)
  • Suriname (2)
  • Trinidad and Tobago (40)
  • Turks and Caicos Islands (2)
  • U.S. Virgin Islands (7)
  • Venezuela (25)

References

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