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Saturday, May 10, 2025

Vincent, Scott help T&T close Carifta Games with 9 gold, 6 silver, and 10 bronze medals

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SAMAKI FELICIAN
18 days ago
20250422

Trinidad and To­ba­go closed out the third and fi­nal day of the 52nd Carif­ta Games with two gold medals from 800 me­tres run­ner Brion Scott and hep­tathlon ath­lete Tenique Vin­cent at the Hase­ly Craw­ford Sta­di­um in Mu­cu­rapo on Mon­day night.

The day’s tal­ly of two gold, one sil­ver and five bronze medals helped the host to fin­ish with 25 medals (9 gold, 6 sil­ver and 10 bronze).

Vin­cent, who led the girls’ open hep­tathlon from day one, com­plet­ed her sweep of the sev­en-dis­ci­pline event with a to­tal of 5053 points, near­ly 400 more than her clos­est com­peti­tor. She dom­i­nat­ed across the board—100 me­tres hur­dles, high jump, shot put, 200 me­tres, long jump.

Javelin throw and 800 me­tres —leav­ing no doubt that the gold medal be­longs to the red, white, and black af­ter two days of com­pe­ti­tion for the event. Clemen­tine Carias of Guade­loupe (4701) se­cured the sil­ver, while the Ba­hamas’ Aaliyah Evans (4625) claimed bronze.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s sec­ond gold of the day came from Brion Scott in the boys’ U17 800 me­tres run. He out­paced the Ja­maicans in the fi­nal 200 me­ters to cross the line first in 1:56.48 sec­onds, ahead of Luke Plum­mer (1:58.13) and Yohance Car­ty (1:58.16). Fel­low T&T ath­lete Dar­i­on White­man just missed out on a podi­um spot, fin­ish­ing fourth in 1:59.23.

The medal count for T&T be­gan in the morn­ing ses­sion with Michal Paul earn­ing bronze in the boys’ U20 long jump, leap­ing 7.03m. Ja­maica dom­i­nat­ed the event, with Amani Phillips (7.49m) and Michael Gra­ham (7.33m) tak­ing gold and sil­ver.

Mean­while, Vin­cent kept her hep­tathlon mo­men­tum alive with a strong per­for­mance in the long jump, cov­er­ing 5.55 me­tres, head­ing in­to the fi­nal two events with a com­fort­able lead.

The af­ter­noon ses­sion saw a se­ries of fi­nals, and T&T was in the mix through­out the fi­nal day’s pro­gramme. In the girls’ U20 dis­cus throw, Adri­an­na Quam­i­na came close to a medal but set­tled for fourth with a best throw of 47.11 me­tres. Team­mate Ruth Irvine was fifth at 43.25m. The podi­um be­longed to An­nae Mack­ey (Ba­hamas), Shamoyea Mor­ris (Ja­maica), and Mar­la-Kay Lam­part (Ja­maica).

In the sprint hur­dles, there were no medals for T&T. Zari­ah Pas­call placed sixth (15.03) and Khe­myah An­der­son eighth (15.86) in the girls’ U17 100m hur­dles. Gi­an­na Paul, the reign­ing and new long jump cham­pi­on, fin­ished sev­enth (14.25) in the girls’ U20 100m hur­dles event. In the boys’ U17 110m hur­dles, Omari Brown false-start­ed, and De­vonte Romeo placed sixth (15.33). Cheyne West was sixth (14.16) in the boys’ U20 110m hur­dles, in a race where Ja­maica’s Shaquane Gor­don set a new Carif­ta record of 13.19.

A bronze medal from Shi­an Lewis in the girls’ U17 800m (2:15.03) helped reignite Team TTO’s medal charge, fol­lowed im­me­di­ate­ly by Brion Scott’s gold in the boys’ U17 800m.

In the boys’ U20 800m, Keer­an Sriskan­dara­jah gave a gut­sy per­for­mance but placed fourth (1:52.21), just out­side the medal po­si­tions.

In the girls’ U20 200 me­tres, Sole Fred­er­ick added a sil­ver to the tal­ly when she crossed sec­ond in a very fast race and clocked 23.43 sec­onds, nar­row­ly edged out by Ja­maica’s Shanoya Dou­glas (23.02). Her twin sis­ter, Sanaa Fredrick, was close be­hind in fifth (23.46). Sab­ri­na Dock­ery of Ja­maica took bronze in 23.45.

In the boys’ U17 200m fi­nal, Alex Seep­er­sad placed sixth in 22.27, with the podi­um tak­en by ath­letes from the Ba­hamas, BVI, and Bar­ba­dos.

The girls’ U17 4x400 me­tres re­lay team of Kyah Hyson, Eden Chee-Wah, Durlaina Rouse, and Shi­an Lewis clocked 3:47.25 to win bronze, bring­ing the day’s medal to­tal to six. Ja­maica (3:39.39) and the Ba­hamas (3:45.27) took gold and sil­ver.

Girls’ Un­der 17 Javelin Throw Fi­nal

Name*Coun­try*Dis­tance

1*Charles, Zonique* An­tigua and Bar­bu­da* 46.29m

2*Sousa, Ta­tiana* Bermu­da*42.24m

3*Brath­waite, Eboni* Bar­ba­dos*39.16m

6*Williams, Karis­sa* T&T*22.45m

Girls’ Un­der 20 High Jump Fi­nal

1*No­ble, Daneille* Ja­maica* 1.80m

2*Williams, Shan­ni­qua* Ja­maica*1.80m

3*Mor­ton, Jah’ky­la* B. V. I.*1.70m

6*Vin­cent, Tenique* T&T*1.60m

Boys’ Un­der 17 Long Jump Fi­nal

1*Phillips, Amani*Ja­maica*7.49m

2*Gra­ham, Michael*Ja­maica*7.33m

3*Paul, Michal*T&T*7.03m

Girls’ Un­der 20 Dis­cuss Throw Fi­nal

1*Mack­ey, An­nae*Ba­hamas*53.87m

2*Mor­ris, Shamoyea*Ja­maica*50.60m

3*Lam­part, Mar­la-Kay*Ja­maica*50.35m

4*Quam­i­na, Adri­an­na*T&T*47.11m

5*Irvine, Ruth*T&T*43.25m

Girls’ Un­der 17 100m Hur­dles Fi­nal

1*Dun­can, Malayia*Ja­maica*13.34

2*Rus­sell, Nick­ay­la*Ja­maica*13.71

3*Thomp­son, Jas­mine*Ba­hamas*14.33

6* Pas­call, Zari­ah*T&T*15.03

8*An­der­son, Khe­myah*T&T*15.86

Girls’ Un­der 20 100m Hur­dles Fi­nal

1*Mar­shall, Tiana*Ja­maica*13.50

2*Rollins, Maya*Bar­ba­dos*13.80

3*David­son, Bryana*Ja­maica*13.82

7*Paul, Gi­an­na*T&T*14.25

Boys’ Un­der 17 110m Hur­dles Fi­nal

1* Wil­son, Jah­cario*Ba­hamas*13.70

2 Ben­nett, Bran­don*Ja­maica*14.08

3 Allen, Mark-Daniel*Ja­maica*14.30

6 Romeo, De­vonte*T&T*15.33

Boys’ Un­der 20 110m Hur­dles Fi­nal

1*Gor­don, Shaquane*Ja­maica*13.19R

2*Clarke, Daniel*Ja­maica*13.21R

3* Brown, Tahj*Ba­hamas*13.82

6*West, Cheyne*T&T*14.16

Girls’ Un­der 17 800m Fi­nal

1*Reynolds, Alikay*Ja­maica*2:12.57

2*Fowler, Kevon­gaye*Ja­maica*2:14.01

3*Lewis, Shi­an*T&T*2:15.03

Boys’ Un­der 17 800m Fi­nal

1*Scott, Brion*T&T*1:56.48

2 Plum­mer, Luke*Ja­maica*1:58.13

3 Car­ty, Yohance*Ja­maica*1:58.16

4 White­man, Dar­i­on*T&T*1:59.23

Girls’ Un­der 20 800m Fi­nal

1*Smith, Michelle*US Vir­gin Is­lands*2:07.23

2*Rose, Cindy*Ja­maica*2:08.49

3*Rose, Jovi*Ja­maica*2:10.97

7*Pope, Amaris*T&T*2:15.84

10*Forde, Kayleigh*T&T*2:18.28

Boys’ Un­der 20 800m Fi­nal

1*Jar­rett, Sha­van*Ja­maica*1:51.19

2*Brown, D’An­ge­lo*Grena­da*1:51.21

3*Mor­ris, Aaron*Bar­ba­dos*1:51.90

4*Sriskan­dara­jah, Keer­an*T&T*1:52.21

Boys’ Un­der 20 Triple Jump Fi­nal

1*Penn, Chavez*Ja­maica*16.14m

2*Michael-An­dre, Ed­wards*Ja­maica*15.66m

3*Greene, Rodel Avant*Guyana*15.50m

6*Perez,Kris­tiano*T&T*14.75m

7*Win­ter, Joshua*T&T*14.70m

Boys’ Un­der 17 Dis­cuss Throw Fi­nal

1*Kennedy, Ka­mari*Ja­maica*60.87mR

2*Lawrence, Bran­don*Ja­maica*49.00m

3*Kemp, Kaiden*Ba­hamas*47.71m

6*Gomez, Nykel*T&T*44.18m

9 Fran­cis, Kai*T&T*39.48m

Boys’ Un­der 17 200m Fi­nal

1*Neely, Ea­gan*Ba­hamas*21.22

2*Frett, Tion­dre*B.V.I.*21.52

3*Bel­grave, Dahri­on*Bar­ba­dos*21.68

6*Seep­er­sad,Alex *T&T*22.27

Girls’ Un­der 20 200m Fi­nal

1*Dou­glas, Shanoya*Ja­maica*23.02

2*Fredrick, Sole*T&T*23.43

3*Dock­ery, Sab­ri­na*Ja­maica*23.45

5*Fredrick, Sanaa*T&T*23.46

Boys’ Un­der 20 200m Fi­nal

1*Green, Jay­den*Bar­ba­dos*20.93

2 Fore­man, Tyreece*Ja­maica*20.95

3 Gal­imore, Ju­nior*Ja­maica*21.01

5*Cole, Dae­shaun*T&T*21.25

8*Chi­napoo, Ha­keem*T&T*21.60

Boys’ Un­der 20 5000m Fi­nal

1*Beyde, Wyn­del*Aru­ba*15:58.94

2*Jansen, Chris­ti­aan*Aru­ba*15:59.99

3*Arm­strong, Fynn*Bar­ba­dos*16:13.91

4*Alder, Isa­iah*T&T*16:36.13

Hard­ing, Dar­ius*T&T*DNF

Girls’ Open Hep­tathlon Fi­nal

1* Vin­cent,Tenique*T&T*5053

2*Carias, Clemen­tine*Guade­loupe*4701

3*Evans, Aaliyah*Ba­hamas*4625


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