2006 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics

The 2006 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics took place on July 1–2, 2006. The event was held in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda. A detailed report was published.[1]

V Leeward Islands Junior/Youth Championships
Dates	July 1–2
Host city	St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
Level	Junior and Youth
Events	50 (14 junior boys, 14 junior girls, 11 youth boys, 11 youth girls),
← 2005 St. John's 2008 Tortola →

A total of 50 events were contested, 25 by boys and 25 by girls.

Medal summary

Complete results[1] can be found on the Nevis Amateur Athletic Association webpage.[2]

Boys (U-20)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind:  m/s)	Richard Richardson  Antigua and Barbuda	10.59	David Walters  U.S. Virgin Islands	10.63	Mark Kendall  British Virgin Islands	10.65
200 metres	Richard Richardson  Antigua and Barbuda	21.35	David Walters  U.S. Virgin Islands	21.54	Mark Kendall  British Virgin Islands	21.79
400 metres	Calvin Dascent  U.S. Virgin Islands	49.26	Richard Richardson  Antigua and Barbuda	50.10	Trent Harigan  British Virgin Islands	51.25
800 metres	Leron Chambers  Saint Kitts	2:03.00	Nashaine Johnson  Anguilla	2:03.6	Derrol Thomas  Antigua and Barbuda	2:08.2
1500 metres	Leron Chambers  Saint Kitts	4:18.00	Juan Robles  U.S. Virgin Islands	4:18.18	Jess Louison  Antigua and Barbuda	4:28.10
5000 metres^†	Leron Chambers  Saint Kitts	17:08.9	Jess Louison  Antigua and Barbuda	17:09.6	Jervin Liburd  Nevis	18:34.2
High Jump	Kimon Lewis  British Virgin Islands	1.96m	Kirmack Browne  Saint Kitts	1.93m	McKenzie Baltimore  British Virgin Islands	1.88m
Long Jump	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	6.68m	Calvert Chiverton  Saint Kitts	6.67m	Trent Harigan  British Virgin Islands	6.65m
Triple Jump^†	Kirmack Browne  Saint Kitts	13.44m	Calvert Chiverton  Saint Kitts	13.29m	Vincent Walters  Antigua and Barbuda	13.29m
Shot Put	Omar Jones  British Virgin Islands	12.95m	Lenbirch Williams  Saint Kitts	12.67m	Curtis Isaac  Nevis	12.42m
Discus Throw	Omar Jones  British Virgin Islands	35.71m	Lenbirch Williams  Saint Kitts	31.70m	Trent Harrigan  British Virgin Islands	30.92m
Javelin Throw	Omar Jones  British Virgin Islands	58.22m	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	53.72m	Curtis Isaac  Nevis	52.41m
4 x 100 metres relay	United States Virgin Islands	42.70	Antigua and Barbuda	43.20	British Virgin Islands	43.32
4 x 400 metres relay^†	United States Virgin Islands	3:23.01	Antigua and Barbuda	3:26.9	Saint Kitts	3:28.4

^†: Open event for both U20 and U17 athletes.

Girls (U-20)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Tameka Williams  Saint Kitts	12.00	Karene King  British Virgin Islands	12.11	Tyfia Lee  U.S. Virgin Islands	12.25
200 metres	Tameka Williams  Saint Kitts	24.70	Jackhel King  British Virgin Islands	24.96	Chadiola Chumney  U.S. Virgin Islands	25.01
400 metres	Tyfia Lee  U.S. Virgin Islands	56.32	Chadiola Chumney  U.S. Virgin Islands	58.08	Melissa Warner  Saint Kitts	59.20
800 metres	Tamiko Butler  Antigua and Barbuda	2:32.8	Cleopatra Perry  Nevis	2:33.5	Kimesha Samuel  Saint Kitts	2:33.8
1500 metres	Kenryca Francis  Antigua and Barbuda	4:50.8	Aneisa Williams  U.S. Virgin Islands	5:06.32	Tamiko Butler  Antigua and Barbuda	5:15.70
3000 metres^†	Kenryca Francis  Antigua and Barbuda	10:28.6	Rosalie Pringle  Saint Kitts	11:33.7	Tamiko Butler  Antigua and Barbuda	11:55.0
High Jump	Saungie Liburd  British Virgin Islands	1.57m	Shara Proctor  Anguilla	1.52m	LaSharma Parris  Nevis Amy Guishard  Saint Kitts	1.47m
Long Jump	Shara Proctor  Anguilla	6.13m	Tameka Williams  Saint Kitts	5.95m	Sherifa Whyte  Saint Kitts	5.69m
Triple Jump^†	Sheriffa Whyte  Saint Kitts	11.01m	Saungie Liburd  British Virgin Islands	10.70m	Amy Guishard  Saint Kitts	10.62m
Shot Put	Amy Guishard  Saint Kitts	9.96m	Malish Allen  Nevis	8.00m	Jasmine Symonds  Nevis	7.84m
Discus Throw	Shara Proctor  Anguilla	28.55m	LaSharma Parris  Nevis	21.26m	Amy Guishard  Saint Kitts	21.14m
Javelin Throw	Amanda Edwards  Antigua and Barbuda	38.16m	Amy Guishard  Saint Kitts	29.33m	Shara Proctor  Anguilla	28.00m
4 x 100 metres relay	United States Virgin Islands	50.53	British Virgin Islands	50.62	Antigua and Barbuda	52.79
4 x 400 metres relay^†	British Virgin Islands	3:56.5	Saint Kitts	4:01.7	Antigua and Barbuda	4:25.5

^†: Open event for both U20 and U17 athletes.

Boys (U-17)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Alister Clarke  Saint Kitts	10.64	Cleve Whyte  Anguilla	11.15	Chetal Evans  Saint Kitts	11.41
200 metres	Alister Clarke  Saint Kitts	21.77	Jevon Claxton  Nevis	22.20	Kadeem Smith  Saint Kitts	22.30
400 metres	Kadeem Smith  Saint Kitts	48.90	Jevon Claxton  Nevis	49.74	Maverick Weatherhead  Antigua and Barbuda	52.60
800 metres	Kadeem Smith  Saint Kitts	2:04.00	Tavon Nelson  Antigua and Barbuda	2:06.8	Kendale Liburd  Saint Kitts	2:07.3
1500 metres	Tavon Nelson  Antigua and Barbuda	4:30.28	Omari Daniels  Antigua and Barbuda	4:30.75	Kendale Liburd  Saint Kitts	4:31.00
High Jump	Reshawn Shabaz  Antigua and Barbuda	1.88m	Troy Rogers  Saint Kitts	1.88m	Yohan Romney  Anguilla	1.78m
Long Jump	Troy Rogers  Saint Kitts	6.29m	Rashawn Shabazz  Antigua and Barbuda	6.29m	Shaquille Pringle  Saint Kitts	6.27m
Shot Put	Rohand Jeffers  Nevis	10.98m	Vincent Walters  Antigua and Barbuda	10.57m	Jonathan Dutil  Nevis	10.50m
Discus Throw	Jonathan Dutil  Nevis	28.09m	Rohand Jeffers  Nevis	27.16m	Rashawn Shabazz  Antigua and Barbuda	23.48m
Javelin Throw	Chatel Evans  Saint Kitts	46.61m	Vincent Walters  Antigua and Barbuda	39.95m	Rohand Jeffers  Nevis	32.32m
4 x 100 metres relay	Saint Kitts	44.14	Nevis	44.98	Anguilla	47.24

Girls (U-17)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Shanice Hazel  British Virgin Islands	11.92	Ashley Kelly  British Virgin Islands	12.08	Stacey Chandler  Antigua and Barbuda	12.50
200 metres	Ashley Kelly  British Virgin Islands	24.61	Britney Wattley  British Virgin Islands	25.00	Olicia Benjamin  Antigua and Barbuda	25.60
400 metres	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	57.90	Treferzana White  Saint Kitts	58.36	Vanessa Bennett  Saint Kitts	58.84
800 metres	Treferzana White  Saint Kitts	2:22.6	Linda Blackett  Antigua and Barbuda	2:26.9	Rochelle James  Saint Kitts	2:28.8
1500 metres	Linda Blackett  Antigua and Barbuda	5:05.12	Rosalie Pringle  Saint Kitts	5:18.50	Latoya Joseph  Antigua and Barbuda	5:26.45
High Jump	Shanice Hazel  British Virgin Islands	1.57m	Shinelle Proctor  Anguilla	1.52m	Davanna Claxton  Saint Kitts Tamara Carty  Nevis	1.42m
Long Jump	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	5.46m	Shanice Hazel  British Virgin Islands	5.11m	Davanna Claxton  Saint Kitts	5.05m
Shot Put	Shearma Stanley  Saint Kitts	9.40m	Tesril Nisbet  Nevis	8.79m	Stacey Chandler  Antigua and Barbuda	8.25m
Discus Throw	Latoya Jones  Nevis	20.89m	Stacey Chandler  Antigua and Barbuda	18.88m	Sherima Stanley  Saint Kitts	18.72m
Javelin Throw	Sherima Stanley  Saint Kitts	26.00m	Shamora Penn  British Virgin Islands	22.63m	Tamara Carty  Nevis	20.84m
4 x 100 metres relay	British Virgin Islands	48.12	Saint Kitts	50.15	Antigua and Barbuda	50.47

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (Antigua and Barbuda)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Saint Kitts	18	13	17	48
2	British Virgin Islands	12	8	7	27
3	Antigua and Barbuda*	9	11	14	34
4	U.S. Virgin Islands	5	5	2	12
5	Nevis	3	8	9	20
6	Anguilla	3	5	3	11
Totals (6 nations)		50	50	52	152

Team trophies

The scores for the team trophy were published.[2]

  The host country is highlighted in lavender blue

Rank	Nation	Points
	Saint Kitts	146
2	Antigua and Barbuda	97
3	British Virgin Islands	96
4	Nevis	49
5	U.S. Virgin Islands	43
6	Anguilla	33
7	Montserrat	0

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 138 athletes from 7 countries participated.

Anguilla (20)  Antigua and Barbuda (26)  British Virgin Islands (22)

Montserrat (1)  Nevis (25)

Saint Kitts (32)  U.S. Virgin Islands (12)

References

1. VITFF Bulletin: 7-5-06 V.I.National Junior Track and Field Team wins 10 (Final total = 12) medals at Leeward Islands Junior Championships (Continued)…, Virgin Islands Track & Field Federation, July 5, 2006, retrieved February 27, 2014
2. LEEWARD ISLANDS JUNIOR RESULTS - ANTIGUA - 1/2 JULY 2006, Nevis Amateur Athletic Association, retrieved February 27, 2014