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2011 Jamaica International Invitational, May 7, 2011, Official results, courtesy of IAAF.org, note by Larry Eder

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What a weekend of track & field! The season has opened with a bang, gently prodding athlete, coach and track fan to note that this is a World Championship year. One is only as good as their last race….now, the road to Daegu is only months away and less than 500 days to 2012 London!

Blake-Gaitlin-Moseley-Rovereto10.jpg Blake,  Gatlin, Moseley, 2010 Rovereto Meeting, photo by PhotoRun.net

 
Yohan Blake has come out the door, blasting away, with a wind-aided 9.80 for the 100 meters. Daniel Baily, Mike Rodgers and Michael Frater follow in 9.94, 9.96 and 9.98. Doc Patton takes fifth in 10.10! And WC medalist Richard Thompson is eighth!

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Nickel Ashmeade of Jamaica runs a smart 19.95, with Steve Mullings,
Wallace Spearmon, Jr., and Nesta Carter, following, in 20.15, 20.18 and
20.25. Mr. Spearmon needs to remember to figure out his start: the guy
was seventh at 100 meters and did not begin to move until 150 meters.
Asafa Powell ran a rough 21.40 for eighth.

Chris Brown took the
win over 400 meters, in 45.37, with Renny Quow, Jermaine Gonzales, and
Calvin Smith in attendance, 45.43, 45.52 and 45.56.

Khadevius Johnson took the 800 meters in 1:46.25 over Duane Solomon’s 1:46.37 and Karjuan Williams in third (1:47.26).

Peter
Van Westhuisen of South Africa won a very tactical 1,500 meters in
3:45.19 over Derek Scott and Rob Myers, who ran  to take second and
third, respectively, in 3:45.24 and 3:45.32.

Last winter, at the
AVIVA Birmingham meeting, Andy Turner told me that he was missing the
European Indoors to train in North America and get his 110m hurdles up
to snuff. The European champ outdoors wants to be in the medal hunt in
Daegu. Turner opened his 2011 outdoor season smartly, running 13.28 to
take the race in Kingston.  Turner defeated Terrance Trammell, who has
run the hurdles since the writing of the New Testament. Terrance opened
here in 13.39. Dwight Thomas finished third and Antwon Hicks was fourth,
running 13.41 and 13.55. Notice that 2009 WC Ryan Brathwaite was eighth
here, in 14.16.

The 400 meters saw a victory for Justin Gaymon
of Jamaica over WC 07 and 09 Kerron Clement. Gaymon ran 48.54 to
Clement’s  48.74. Running in third place is the veteran Danny McFarlane,
who has legs that could disintegrate (okay, a bit of hyperbole, deal
with it) a intermediate hurdle.

 Nice to see the method actor, Adam Nelson, taking the shot put in a good 21.24m (69-8.55) over
Noah Bryant and Corey Martin, in 20.46m and 19.93. Nice to see Adam
rounding back into throwing form. The US champs in Eugene in June may be
the battle royale for the US top three: RBR believes it could take 22.3
or better to make it, but in the end, it who is on that day, and in the
top three.

Jeter_CamelitaR_Lausanne10.JPGCarmelita Jeter, 2010 Lausanne, photo by PhotoRun.net


Carmelita Jeter started off the season pretty well
(understatement). The women with the most fascinating abs (see SPIKES
USA), ran a screaming 10.86,  taking Kelly-Ann Baptiste, who ran 10.94
and WC Sherone Simpson (11.07), who took third and ran Kerron Stewart
(11.07),  with Marshevet Myers in fifth, in 11.21.


The women’s
200 meters was an epic early season test of fitness.  Shelly-Ann
Fraser-Price of Jamaica ran a wind-aided, but highly effective 22.10, to
take Veronica Campbell-Brown, who ran 22.37. Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie
of the Bahamas was the first non-Jamaican, running 22.78, with Bianca
Knight running 22.84 in fourth. Cydonie Mothersille of the Cayman
Islands ran 22.85 and Porsche Lucas ran 22.90 in sixth.

Novlene Williams-Mills of Jamaica needed 50.71 to take the 400 meters,
Rosemarie Whyte of Jamaica ran 51.15 for seconds, with Kaliese Spencer
in third, also Jamaica in 51.30 and Natasha Hastings, the US Indoor
champ, running 51.30. Sanya Richards-Ross, the 2009 World Champ, ran
51.62 for fifth with Dee Dee Trotter running 51.91 for sixth place. One
can see Sanya, Natasha and DeeDee heading home, thinking about how to
improve on the next race.

Kenia Sinclair and Phoebe Wright went 1-2 in the 800 meters, with the
Jamaican Sinclair, running a fine 1:58.41 and Wright running 1:59.98.
Molly Beckwith took third in 2:00.08, with Heidi Dahl, back from an
early season injury, running 2:01.33. Note that Hazel Clark, in seventh,
seems to be running into shape, with her 2:10.20.

Tiki James took the 100 meter hurdles, in 12.88, with Vonette Dixon in
second, running 12.98 and Candice Davis of the US in third in 13.11.
Delloreen Ennis-London dnfed, as did Hali Greene.

Melanie Walker took the 400 m hurdles in 55.60 and Nicole Leach was second in 56.08, with Danielle Gilchrist in 57.67.

The high jump was won in 1.85m by Jamaican Sheree Francis with Deirdre
Mullen in second in 1.85m and Viktoriya Andova (US) in third in 1.85m.

Shara Proctor won long jump with a leap of 6.65m,  and the Triple jump was won by Kimberly Williamson of Jamaica in 14.25m.

 

07/05/2011

Jamaica International Invitational
Kingston (NS), JAM, 07/05/2011

Men’ results

100 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +2.2 m/s

    1 Blake , Yohan                    JAM       9.80
    2 Bailey , Daniel                  ANT       9.94
    3 Rodgers , Mike                   USA       9.96
    4 Frater , Michael                 JAM       9.98
    5 Patton , Darvis                  USA      10.10
    6 Bailey , Oshane                  JAM      10.12
    7 Thompson , Richard               TRI      10.16
    8 Barnes , Winston                 JAM      10.18

200 Metres – Men                                              Wind: +1.6 m/s

    1 Ashmeade , Nickel                JAM      19.95
    2 Mullings , Steve                 JAM      20.15
    3 Spearmon , Wallace               USA      20.18
    4 Carter , Nesta                   JAM      20.25
    5 Anderson , Marvin                JAM      20.36
    6 Spence , Lansford                JAM      20.48
    7 Connaughton , Jared              CAN      20.64
    8 Powell , Asafa                   JAM      21.40

400 Metres – Men                                             

    1 Brown , Chris                    BAH      45.37
    2 Quow , Renny                     TRI      45.43
    3 Gonzales , Jermaine              JAM      45.52
    4 Smith , Calvin                   USA      45.56
    5 Brenes , Nery                    CRC      45.79
    6 Steele , Edino                   JAM      46.03
    7 Fothergill , Allodin             JAM      46.25
    8 Chambers , Ricardo               JAM      46.56

800 Metres – Men                                             

    1 Robinson , Khadevis              USA    1:46.25
    2 Solomon , Duane                  USA    1:46.37
    3 Williams , Karjuan               USA    1:47.26
    4 Sappleton , Aldwyn               JAM    1:49.51
    5 James , Jamaal                   TRI    1:51.64
    6 Allen , Evan                     JAM    1:55.41
    7 Cunningham , Ricardo             JAM    1:56.28
      Drummond , Andre                 JAM        DNF                  

1500 Metres – Men                                            

    1 van der Westhuizen , Peter       RSA    3:45.19
    2 Scott , Derek                    USA    3:45.24
    3 Myers , Rob                      USA    3:45.32
   
4 Kithii , Josphat Mitunga         KEN    3:46.19
    5 Pitter , Sean                    JAM    3:48.68
    6 Campbell , Kevin                 JAM    3:51.71
    7 Bent , Damion                    JAM    3:58.80
    8 Hibbert , Jowayne                JAM    4:04.35
    9 Adams , Linford                  JAM    4:05.05

110 Metres Hurdles – Men                                      Wind: +1.8 m/s

    1 Turner , Andrew                  GBR      13.28
    2 Trammell , Terrence              USA      13.39
    3 Thomas , Dwight                  JAM      13.41
    4 Hicks , Antwon                   USA      13.55
    5 Parchment , Hansle               JAM      13.60
    6 Forbes , Ronald                  CAY      13.60
    7 Smith , Maurice                  JAM      14.06
    8 Brathwaite , Ryan                BAR      14.15

400 Metres Hurdles – Men                                     

    1 Gaymon , Justin                  USA      48.58
    2 Clement , Kerron                 USA      48.74
    3 McFarlane , Danny                JAM      49.04
    4 Robertson , Josef                JAM      49.71
    5 McCoy , Reuben                   USA      49.97
    6 Buckley , Markino                JAM      50.05
    7 Tinsley , Micheal                USA      50.59

Triple Jump – Men                                            
                                                                              Wind
    1 Laine , Samyr                    HAI      16.80
    2 Roulhac , Brandon                USA      16.38      -1.1
    3 Jordan , Alphonso                USA      15.92      -1.3
    4 Walker , Wilbert                 JAM      15.84      -1.3
    5 Lewis , Tydree                   USA      15.45      -1.6

Shot Put – Men                                               

    1 Nelson , Adam                    USA      21.24
    2 Bryant , Noah                    USA      20.46
    3 Martin , Cory                    USA      19.93
    4 Scott , Dorian                   JAM      19.63
    5 Stevenson , Dale                 AUS      19.16
    6 Richards , O’Dayne               JAM      18.36
    7 Brown , Raymond                  JAM      16.83
    8 Smith , Maurice                  JAM      15.38

Women’ results

100 Metres – Women                                            Wind: +1.9 m/s

    1
Jeter , Carmelita                USA      10.86
    2 Baptiste , Kelly-Ann             TRI      10.94
    3 Simpson , Sherone                JAM      11.07
    4 Stewart , Kerron                 JAM      11.07
    5 Russell , Carrie                 JAM      11.20
    6 Myers , Marshevet                USA      11.21
    7 Bailey , Aleen                   JAM      11.22
    8 Facey , Simone                   JAM      11.30

200 Metres – Women                                            Wind: +2.4 m/s

    1 Fraser – Price , Shelly-Ann      JAM      22.10
    2 Campbell-Brown , Veronica        JAM      22.37
    3 Ferguson-McKenzie , Debbie       BAH      22.78
    4 Knight , Bianca                  USA      22.84
    5 Mothersille , Cydonie            CAY      22.85
    6 Lucas , Porscha                  USA      22.90
    7 Williams , Shericka              JAM      23.16
      McLaughlin , Anneisha            JAM        DNF                  

400 Metres – Women                                           

    1 Williams-Mills , Novlene         JAM      50.71
    2 Whyte , Rosemarie                JAM      51.15
    3 Spencer , Kaliese                JAM      51.30
    4 Hastings , Natasha               USA      51.53
    5 Richards-Ross , Sanya            USA      51.62
    6 Trotter , Deedee                 USA      51.91
    7 Day , Christine                  JAM      52.61
    8 Lloyd , Shereefa                 JAM      53.16

800 Metres – Women                                           

    1 Sinclair , Kenia                 JAM    1:58.41
    2 Wright , Phoebe                  USA    1:59.98
    3 Beckwith , Molly                 USA    2:00.08
    4 Dahl , Heidi                     USA    2:01.33
    5 Bernard-Thomas , Neisha          GRN    2:01.77
    6 Hinds , Korene                   JAM    2:04.64
    7 Clark , Hazel                    USA    2:10.20
    8 McKenzie , Arusha                JAM    2:12.87
      Shinkins , Karen                 IRL        DNF                  

100 Metres Hurdles – Women                                    Wind: +2.6 m/s

    1 James , Tiki                     USA      12.88
    2 Dixon , Vonette                  JAM      12.98
    3 Davis , Candice                  USA      13.11
    4 Barber , Aleesha                 TRI      13.34
    5 Booth , Yanique                  JAM      13.45
    6 Richards , Ladonna               JAM      14.26
      Ennis-London , Delloreen         JAM       
DNF                  
      Greene , Hali                    JAM        DNF                  

400 Metres Hurdles – Women                                   

    1 Walker , Melaine                 JAM      55.60
    2 Leach , Nicole                   USA      56.08
    3 Gilchrist , Danielle             USA      57.67
    4 Stoddart , Shevon                JAM      57.92
    5 Dorr , Fawn                      USA      57.98
    6 McGowan , Trishana               JAM    1:03.19
      Collins , Ebony                  USA        DNF                  

High Jump – Women                                            

    1 Francis , Sheree                 JAM       1.85
    2 Mullen , Deirdre                 USA       1.85
    2 Andonova , Viktoriya             USA       1.85
    2 Williamson , Kimberly            JAM       1.85
    5 Doolittle , Jane                 USA       1.75
      Castagno , Beth                  USA         NM                  

07/05/2011

Jamaica International Invitational
Kingston (NS), JAM, 07/05/2011

Women’ results

Long Jump – Women                                            
                                                                              Wind
    1 Proctor , Shara                  GBR       6.65      -1.2
    2 Stuart , Bianca                  BAH       6.64      -1.2
    3 Jarrett , Jovanee                JAM       6.48      -0.3
    4 DeLoach , Janay                  USA       6.47      -0.9
    5 Glenn , Brianna                  USA       6.46      -1.1
    6 Fountain , Hyleas                USA       6.44      -0.4
    7 Levy , Yanique                   JAM       6.09      -0.6
    8 Wilson , Nickevea                JAM       5.90      -0.8
    9 Porter , Chanice                 JAM       5.80      -0.6
   10 Alexander , Ayanna               TRI       5.78      -0.2
      Madison , Tianna                 USA         NM  
                

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