2005 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics

IV Leeward Islands Junior/Youth Championships
Dates	May 28–29
Host city	St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
Venue	Yasco Sports Complex
Level	Junior and Youth
Events	44 (14 junior boys, 10 junior girls, 11 youth boys, 9 youth girls)
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The 2005 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics took place on May 28–29, 2005. The event was held at the Yasco Sports Complex in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda. A detailed report was published.[1]

A total of 44 events were contested, 25 by boys and 19 by girls.

Medal summary

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

Boys (U-20)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Daniel Bailey  Antigua and Barbuda	10.77	Michael Henry  Montserrat	11.09	Richard Richardson  Antigua and Barbuda	11.16
200 metres	Daniel Bailey  Antigua and Barbuda	21.54	Michael Henry  Montserrat	22.19	Richard Richardson  Antigua and Barbuda	22.61
400 metres	Garette Forde  Antigua and Barbuda	49.58	Trent Harrigan  British Virgin Islands	49.74	Linton Liburd  Nevis	50.63
800 metres	Garette Forde  Antigua and Barbuda	2:04.9	Cody Nedd  Antigua and Barbuda	2:07.0	Nashaine Johnson  Anguilla	2:09.7
1500 metres	Jess Louisa  Antigua and Barbuda	4:27.5	Kerwin Prescod  Antigua and Barbuda	4:31.3	Shervon Green  Nevis	4:42.3
5000 metres^†	Jess Louisa  Antigua and Barbuda	17:10.2	Kerwin Prescod  Antigua and Barbuda	17:12.7	Shervon Green  Nevis	19:12.1
High Jump	Keone Lewis  British Virgin Islands	1.89	McKenzie Baltimore  British Virgin Islands	1.83	Linton Liburd  Nevis	1.78
Long Jump	Brandon Joseph  Antigua and Barbuda	6.91	Trent Harrigan  British Virgin Islands	6.42	McKenzie Baltimore  British Virgin Islands	6.31
Triple Jump^†	Omar Jones  British Virgin Islands	12.55	Brandon Joseph  Antigua and Barbuda	12.42	McKenzie Baltimore  British Virgin Islands	12.39
Shot Put	Jordon Luke  British Virgin Islands	13.69	Kyle Francis  British Virgin Islands	12.75	Curtis Isaac  Nevis	12.25
Discus Throw	Kyle Francis  British Virgin Islands	41.62	Jordon Luke  British Virgin Islands	39.38	Anthony Tonge  Antigua and Barbuda	33.58
Javelin Throw	Omar Jones  British Virgin Islands	49.22	Andrew Thomas  British Virgin Islands	46.60	Curtis Isaac  Nevis	45.02
4 x 100 metres relay	Antigua and Barbuda	42.73	British Virgin Islands	44.93	Montserrat	46.01
4 x 400 metres relay^†	Antigua and Barbuda	3:26.00	British Virgin Islands	3:26.15	Nevis	3:38.70

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

Girls (U-20)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Jackhel King  British Virgin Islands	12.58	Andrea Jno-Baptiste  Antigua and Barbuda	12.75	Georgetta Lewis  Antigua and Barbuda	13.89
200 metres	Jackhel King  British Virgin Islands	24.50	Chadiola Chumney  U.S. Virgin Islands	24.55	Andrea Jno-Baptiste  Antigua and Barbuda	26.58
400 metres	Chadiola Chumney  U.S. Virgin Islands	1:03.1	Celisia Maloney  Antigua and Barbuda	1:05.4	Georgetta Lewis  Antigua and Barbuda	1:07.9
800 metres	Celisia Maloney  Antigua and Barbuda	2:27.0	Cleopatra Perry  Nevis	2:37.8	Kamecia Weston  Antigua and Barbuda	3:21.1
3000 metres^†	Kenryca Francis  Antigua and Barbuda	11:02.0	Latoya Joseph  Antigua and Barbuda	11:42.5	Leader Hilisha  Nevis	13:29.8
High Jump	Zelma Mills  Nevis	1.52	Saungie Liburd  British Virgin Islands	1.42	Cleopatra Perry  Nevis	1.37
Long Jump	Georgetta Lewis  Antigua and Barbuda	4.95	Kamecia Weston  Antigua and Barbuda	4.73	Zelma Mills  Nevis	4.66
Triple Jump^†	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	11.23	Saungie Liburd  British Virgin Islands	10.09	Nicole Hunte  Antigua and Barbuda	10.08
Shot Put	Zelma Mills  Nevis	9.34	Jasmine Simmonds  Nevis	8.34	Georgetta Lewis  Antigua and Barbuda	7.50
Javelin Throw	Jasmine Simmonds  Nevis	32.46	Zelma Mills  Nevis	30.10	Saungie Liburd  British Virgin Islands	23.58

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

Boys (U-17)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	David Walters  U.S. Virgin Islands	11.16	Michael Butler  British Virgin Islands	11.52	Cory Milette  Antigua and Barbuda	11.63
200 metres	David Walters  U.S. Virgin Islands	22.32	Calvin Dascent  U.S. Virgin Islands	22.68	Michael Butler  British Virgin Islands	22.95
400 metres	Calvin Dascent  U.S. Virgin Islands	50.12	Cory Milette  Antigua and Barbuda	51.52	Kesswin Anthony  Antigua and Barbuda	52.51
800 metres	Maverick Weathehead  Antigua and Barbuda	2:04.3	Derol Thomas  Antigua and Barbuda	2:07.5	Eutroy Liburd  Nevis	2:09.5
1500 metres	Maverick Weathehead  Antigua and Barbuda	2:09.3^*	Derol Thomas  Antigua and Barbuda	2:16.1^*	Eutroy Liburd  Nevis	2:24.4^*
High Jump	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	1.71	Akeel Burrows  British Virgin Islands	1.65	Gary Gumbs  Anguilla Akimo Williams  British Virgin Islands Andre Browne  Nevis Quinnito Griffin  Nevis	1.52
Long Jump	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	6.14	Denvil Ruan  Anguilla	5.99	Akeel Burrows  British Virgin Islands	5.83
Shot Put	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	13.16	Matthew Charles  Anguilla	12.93	Omari Liburd  Nevis	12.60
Discus Throw	Andre Browne  Nevis	27.86	Johnathan Dutil  Nevis	27.32	Matthew Charles  Anguilla	26.40
Javelin Throw	Joseph Pemberton  Anguilla	41.82	Akeel Burrows  British Virgin Islands	34.30	Andre Browne  Nevis	31.72
4 x 100 metres relay	Antigua and Barbuda	44.61	British Virgin Islands	46.17	Anguilla	46.98

^*: The published times for the 1500 metre race are not reasonable. Might be intermediate results for 800 metres.

Girls (U-17)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Anika Jno-Baptiste  Antigua and Barbuda	12.14	Stacey Chandler  Antigua and Barbuda	12.61	Shanice Hazel  British Virgin Islands	12.77
200 metres	Latoya Jones  Nevis	26.27	Britney Wattley  British Virgin Islands	26.28	Sabia Hughes  Antigua and Barbuda	26.73
400 metres	Charez Weste  Antigua and Barbuda	57.85	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	59.64	Sabia Hughes  Antigua and Barbuda	59.77
800 metres	Quamei Perry  Antigua and Barbuda	2:21.2	Bianca Dougan  British Virgin Islands	2:30.6	Khanishque Todman  British Virgin Islands	2:32.2
1500 metres	Kenryca Francis  Antigua and Barbuda	5:07.2	Latoya Joseph  Antigua and Barbuda	5:14.5	Makeda Challenger  Nevis	5:52.5
High Jump	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	1.58	Lasharma Parris  Nevis	1.55	Nicole Hunte  Antigua and Barbuda	1.42
Long Jump	Chantel Malone  British Virgin Islands	5.30	Shanice Hazel  British Virgin Islands	4.93	Nicole Hunte  Antigua and Barbuda	4.65
Shot Put	Chenay Rogers  U.S. Virgin Islands	8.74	Lasharma Parris  Nevis	8.29	Ashley Kelly  British Virgin Islands	8.18
4 x 100 metres relay	Antigua and Barbuda	49.04	British Virgin Islands	50.28	Nevis	54.55

Medal table (unofficial)

The unofficial medal count (below) differs slightly from the published medal table.[2]

  *   Host nation (Antigua and Barbuda)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Antigua and Barbuda (ATG)*	20	13	15	48
2	British Virgin Islands (IVB)	10	19	9	38
3	Nevis (NEV)	5	6	18	29
4	U.S. Virgin Islands (VIR)	5	2	0	7
5	Anguilla	4	2	4	10
6	Montserrat (MSR)	0	2	1	3
Totals (6 entries)		44	44	47	135

Team trophies

The final team scores were published.[2]

  The host country is highlighted in lavender blue

Rank	Nation	Points
	Antigua and Barbuda	164
2	British Virgin Islands	108.25
3	Nevis	61.5
4	U.S. Virgin Islands	31
5	Anguilla	24.25
6	Montserrat	7

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 109 athletes from 6 countries participated.

•  Anguilla (15)
•  Antigua and Barbuda (31)
•  British Virgin Islands (23)
•  Montserrat (9)
•  Nevis (27)
•  U.S. Virgin Islands (4)

References

1. Greenaway, Dean (June 25, 2005), Another banner weekend for BVI track and field athletes, Island Sun, archived from the original on November 23, 2005, retrieved February 27, 2014
2. LEEWARD ISLANDS TRACK & FIELD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS - YASCO COMPLEX, ANTIGUA - 28/29 MAY 2005, Nevis Amateur Athletic Association, retrieved February 27, 2014