XLI CARIFTA Games
Dates6–9 April
Host cityHamilton, Bermuda Bermuda
VenueBermuda National Stadium
LevelJunior and Youth
Events66
(35 junior
(incl. 4 open),
31 youth)
Participationabout 409 + 10 guests
(221 junior + 6 guests,
188 youth + 4 guests) athletes from
24 + 1 guest nation nations

The 2012 CARIFTA Games were held in the Bermuda National Stadium in Hamilton, Bermuda between April 6—9, 2012, the fourth time in which the event was held in Bermuda. The other years being 1975, 1980, 2004. A detailed analysis of the results and an appreciation of the games has been given elsewhere.[1]

Records

A total of 9 new games records were set.

Austin Sealy Award

The Austin Sealy Trophy for the most outstanding athlete of the games was awarded to Anthonique Strachan of the Bahamas.[1]

Medal summary

Complete results can be found on World-Track,[2][3][4] on the World Junior Athletics History website,[5] and on the original games websites.[6][7]

Boys under 20 (Junior)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres*
(5.7 m/s)		  Jazeel Murphy (JAM)10.31 w  Shane Jones (BAH)10.41 w  Zharnel Hughes (AIA)10.41 w
200 metres
(0.5 m/s)		  Delano Williams (TCA)20.83  Blake Bartlett (BAH)21.08  Teray Smith (BAH)21.18
400 metres  O'Jay Ferguson (BAH)47.32  Macel Cedenio (TRI)47.93  Lennox Williams (JAM)48.53
800 metres  Mark London (TRI)1:55.65  Shaquille Dill (BER)1:55.91  Andre Colebrook (BAH)1:56.66
1500 metres  Orane Wint (JAM)4:06.05  Marbeq Edgar (LCA)4:06.34  Mark London (TRI)4:09.64
5000 metres  Orane Wint (JAM)15:27.05  Nicholas Landeau (TRI)15:54.64  Juma Mouchette (BER)16:13.41
110 metres hurdles
(1.1 m/s)		 Guadeloupe/ Wilhem Belocian (GLP)13.63  Stefan Fennell (JAM)13.66  Yanick Hart (JAM)13.88
400 metres hurdles  Omar McLeod (JAM)52.35  Shavon Barnes (JAM)52.75  Tramaine Maloney (BAR)53.83
High Jump  Ryan Ingraham (BAH)2.11  Ashani Wright (JAM)2.08  Kivarno Handfield (TCA)2.05
Pole Vault†  Xavier Boland (JAM)4.40  Shem Edwards (LCA)4.05  Tre Adderley (BAH)3.45
Long Jump Martinique/ Jean-Noël Cretinoir (MTQ)7.36
(0.7 m/s)		  Keniel Grant (JAM)7.26
(0.0 m/s)		  Atiba Wright (TRI)7.22
(1.6 m/s)
Triple Jump  Latario Collie-Minns (BAH)16.35
(−1.0 m/s)		  Lathone Collie-Minns (BAH)15.55
(−0.8 m/s)		 Martinique/ Jean-Noël Cretinoir (MTQ)15.38
(−1.2 m/s)
Shot Put  Ashinia Miller (JAM)18.96  Emmanuel Onyia (JAM)18.89  Hezekiel Romeo (TRI)17.95
Discus Throw  Fedrick Dacres (JAM)58.57 French Guiana/ Dean-Nick Allen (GUF)53.50  Ashinia Miller (JAM)50.37
Javelin Throw  Keshorn Walcott (TRI)77.59  Nicolia Bovell (BAR)66.44  Janeil Craigg (BAR)65.50
Heptathlon†  Lindon Toussaint (GRN)4572  Darron Hunter (JAM)4508  Klode Thompson (BAR)4425
4 × 100 metres relay  Bahamas
Teray Smith
Blake Bartlett
Johnathan Farquharson
Shane Jones		40.42  Jamaica
Keniel Grant
Jevaughn Minzie
Odail Todd
Yanick Hart		40.72  Turks and Caicos Islands
Ifeanyi Otuonye
Delano Williams
Angelo Garland
Shyon Parker		41.48
4 × 400 metres relay  Bahamas
Julian Munroe
Elroy McBride
Stephen Newbold
O'Jay Ferguson		3:09.23  Trinidad and Tobago
Asa Guevara
Macel Cedenio
Kern Alexis
Jereem Richards		3:11.62  Jamaica
Javon Francis
Omar McLeod
Shavon Barnes
Lennox Williams		3:12.48

†: Open event for both junior and youth athletes.

*: Initially, Jevaughn Minzie of Jamaica came in second in 10.33s. However, following a protest of the Bahamas and Anguilla, he was disqualified for a false start.[8][9]

Girls under 20 (Junior)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(4.4 m/s)		  Anthonique Strachan (BAH)11.22 w  Carmiesha Cox (BAH)11.54 w  Monique Spencer (JAM)11.71 w
200 metres
(−0.7 m/s)		  Anthonique Strachan (BAH)22.85 CR  Shaunae Miller (BAH)23.18  Shericka Jackson (JAM)24.03
400 metres  Rashan Brown (BAH)54.92  Olivia James (JAM)55.35  Genekee Leith (JAM)56.68
800 metres  Simoya Campbell (JAM)2:08.48  Teshon Adderley (BAH)2:12.45  Sonia Gaskin (BAR)2:14.54
1500 metres  Simoya Campbell (JAM)4:49.56 Guadeloupe/ Magalie Penelope (GLP)4:53.13  Taylor-Ashley Bean (BER)4:53.14
3000 metres†  Aleithia McLaughlin (JAM)10:16.80  Taylor-Ashley Bean (BER)10:22.82  Marleena Eubanks (JAM)10:29.67
100 metres hurdles
(0.7 m/s)		  Sade-Mariah Greenidge (BAR)13.61  Chrisdale McCarthy (JAM)13.62  Shakera Hall (BAR)13.89
400 metres hurdles  Janieve Russell (JAM)58.80  Kernesha Spann (TRI)1:00.23  Terrian Williams (JAM)1:00.49
High Jump  Kimberly Williamson (JAM)1.82  Akela Jones (BAR)1.80  Jeannelle Scheper (LCA)1.80
Long Jump  Akela Jones (BAR)6.18
(0.9 m/s)		  Janieve Russell (JAM)5.86
(−0.4 m/s)		  Claudette Allen (JAM)5.85
(0.4 m/s)
Triple Jump  Sabina Allen (JAM)12.18
(−1.1 m/s)		  Tamara Myers (BAH)11.62
(−1.4 m/s)		  Anthonique Butler (BAH)11.43
(1.6 m/s)
Shot Put  Racquel Williams (BAH)13.08  Gleneve Grange (JAM)12.83 Martinique/ Catherine Mastail (MTQ)12.78
Discus Throw  Tara-Sue Barnett (JAM)49.62  Gleneve Grange (JAM)45.63  Leah Bannister (BAR)41.99
Javelin Throw French Guiana/ Alexie Alaïs (GUF)47.17 Martinique/ Sandrine Mezen (MTQ)44.56  Alexandria Paul (BAH)32.62
Pentathlon†  Gleneve Grange (JAM)3292  Sharnique Leonce (LCA)3035  Dee-Ann Rogers (AIA)2829
4 × 100 metres relay  Bahamas
Devynne Charlton
Carmiesha Cox
Rashan Brown
Anthonique Strachan		45.02  Jamaica
Shawnette Lewin
Monique Spencer
Cardine Copeland
Shericka Jackson		45.18  Barbados
Sade-Mariah Greenidge
Shakera Hall
Ariel Jackson
Akela Jones		46.39
4 × 400 metres relay  Jamaica
Genekee Leith
Simoya Campbell
Janieve Russell
Olivia James		3:34.27  Bahamas
Rashan Brown
Katrina Seymour
Rhoneshia Johnson
Shaunae Miller		3:40.44  Barbados
Ariel Jackson
Sonia Gaskin
Shani Adams
Shakera Hall		3:50.54

†: Open event for both junior and youth athletes.

Boys under 17 (Youth)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(3.6 m/s)		  Cliff Resias (BAH)10.67 w  Michael O'Hara (JAM)10.68 w  Nicholas Douglas (TRI)10.69 w
200 metres
(−0.5 m/s)		  Jonathan Farinha (TRI)21.28  Cliff Resias (BAH)22.06  Mario Burke (BAR)22.23
400 metres  Janeko Cartwright (BAH)50.04  Ivan Henry (JAM)50.69  Devaughn Baker (JAM)50.75
800 metres  Ricardo McKenzie (JAM)2:02.73  Orville Dixon (JAM)2:02.98  Raheem Skinner (BAR)2:03.03
1500 metres  Webston Pennant (JAM)4:18.92  Orville Dixon (JAM)4:20.38  Pius Emilien (BAR)4:23.73
3000 metres  Webston Pennant (JAM)9:23.13  Kenneth Benjamin (ATG)9:28.76  Darren Young (BAH)9:54.94
110 metres hurdles
(0.8 m/s)		  Jaheel Hyde (JAM)13.96  Michael O'Hara (JAM)13.97  Xavier Coakley (BAH)14.14
400 metres hurdles  Okeen Williams (JAM)53.15  Marvin Williams (JAM)54.96  D'Mitry Charlton (BAH)54.99
High Jump  Christoff Bryan (JAM)2.05  Clairvon Kelly (SKN)1.90  LaQuan Nairn (BAH)1.90
Long Jump  Andwuelle Wright (TRI)6.84
(−0.1 m/s)		  Given Gibson (JAM)6.78
(−0.3 m/s)		  LaQuan Nairn (BAH)6.66
(0.2 m/s)
Triple Jump**  Justin Donawa (BER)14.63
(1.6 m/s)		  Given Gibson (JAM)14.56
(1.2 m/s)		  Christoff Bryan (JAM)14.25
(0.5 m/s)
Shot Put  Demar Gayle (JAM)17.31  Kenejah Williams (TRI)16.75  Drexel Maycock (BAH)15.67
Discus Throw  Kenejah Williams (TRI)50.36  Drexel Maycock (BAH)45.35  Shamar Kitson (JAM)44.34
Javelin Throw  Anderson Peters (GRN)60.50  Mickel Joseph (GRN)59.45  Denzel Pratt (BAH)59.33
4 × 100 metres relay  Jamaica
Xandre Blake
Okeen Williams
Karey Kelly
Michael O'Hara		41.64  Bahamas
Theotis Johnson
Janeko Cartwright
Ian Kerr
Cliff Resias		41.98  Trinidad and Tobago
Ron Wright
Jonathan Farinha
Jamell Dacon
Andwuelle Wright		42.01
4 × 400 metres relay  Jamaica
Ivan Henry
Okeen Williams
Michael O'Hara
Devaughn Baker		3:14.52  Trinidad and Tobago
Jamoul Pierre
Jonathan Farinha
Aaron Andrews
Nathan Farinha		3:21.61  Barbados
Akeem Mccollin
Ariko Small
Mario Burke
Ramarco Thompson		3:22.86

**: Miguel van Assen from Suriname finished second in triple jump reaching 14.57m (0.6 m/s); However, he was not entitled to win a medal (see below). [10][11][12][13][14]

Girls under 17 (Youth)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(4.6 m/s)		  Shauna Helps (JAM)11.66 w  Nelda Huggins (IVB)11.77 w  Saqukine Cameron (JAM)11.90 w
200 metres
(0.8 m/s)		  Luan Gabriel (DMA)24.35  Saqukine Cameron (JAM)24.51  Aneka Brissett (JAM)24.79
400 metres  Yanique McNeil (JAM)55.82  Juannae Lewis (BAH)57.64 Guadeloupe/ Sareena Carti (GLP)57.75
800 metres  Tiffany James (JAM)2:18.11  Chantai Smith (JAM)2:18.26  Lakeisha Warner (IVB)2:18.28
1500 metres  Chantai Smith (JAM)4:51.36  Faheemah Scraders (BER)4:55.46  Andrea Foster (GUY)4:57.28
100 metres hurdles
(0.3 m/s)		  Yanique Thompson (JAM)13.67  Jeminise Parris (TRI)14.30 Guadeloupe/ Elsa Plante (GLP)14.43
300 metres hurdles  Mesha Newbold (BAH)43.98  Jeminise Parris (TRI)44.69  Andrenette Knight (JAM)44.76
High Jump  Jehvania Whyte (JAM)1.60  Nargélis Statie (CUR)1.60  Samara Spencer (JAM)1.55
Long Jump  Dannielle Gibson (BAH)5.89
(1.0 m/s)		  Samara Spencer (JAM)5.87
(−0.1 m/s)		  Tamara Moncrieffe (JAM)5.79
(−0.5 m/s)
Triple Jump Guadeloupe/ Yannis David (GLP)12.73 w
(2.4 m/s)		 Guadeloupe/ Marine Vidal (GLP)12.21 w
(3.2 m/s)		  Tamara Moncrieffe (JAM)11.57
(1.5 m/s)
Shot Put  Chelsea James (TRI)14.02  Trevia Gumbs (IVB)13.47  Protious Warren (TRI)13.00
Discus Throw  Paul-Ann Gayle (JAM)43.99  Venique Harris (JAM)38.93  Shaiann Charles (TRI)38.15
Javelin Throw  Tynelle Gumbs (IVB)41.46  Akidah Briggs (TRI)37.64  Shanee Angol (DMA)35.71
4 × 100 metres relay  Jamaica
Saqukine Cameron
Yanique Thompson
Samara Spencer
Shauna Helps		46.52  Bahamas
Kadeisha Hield
Juannae Lewis
Makeya White
Keianna Albury		46.66  British Virgin Islands
Jonel Lacey
Deya Erickson
Lakeisha Warner
Nelda Huggins		48.22
4 × 400 metres relay  Jamaica
Chantai Smith
Yanique McNeil
Semoy Hemmings
Tiffany James		3:44.64  Bahamas
Juannae Lewis
Geordinell Thurston
Mesha Newbold
Dreshanae Rolle		3:51.45  Barbados
Allana Ince
Tia-Adana Belle
Danielle Scantlebury
Tiana Bowen		3:56.87

Medal table (unofficial)

The unofficial count is in accordance with the medal count published elsewhere.[15]

  *   Host nation (Bermuda)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Jamaica34251978
2 Bahamas14141240
3 Trinidad and Tobago69722
4 Barbados221317
5Guadeloupe/ Guadeloupe2226
6 Grenada2103
7 Bermuda*1326
8 British Virgin Islands1225
9Martinique/ Martinique1124
10French Guiana/ French Guiana1102
11 Turks and Caicos Islands1023
12 Dominica1012
13 Saint Lucia0314
14 Antigua and Barbuda0101
 Curaçao0101
 Saint Kitts and Nevis0101
17 Anguilla0022
18 Guyana0011
Totals (18 entries)666666198

Participation (unofficial)

Detailed result lists can be found on World-Track,[2][3][4] on the World Junior Athletics History website,[5] and on the original games websites.[6][7] The games saw the first appearance of athletes representing Bonaire after dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles. Athletes from Suriname were treated as guests (see below). An unofficial count yields the number of about 419 athletes, including 10 guests (227 junior (under-20) including 6 guests and 192 youth (under-17) including 4 guests) from about 24 countries + 1 guest country (athletes marked as "unattached" in the original result lists):[6] [7]

***: Guest athletes (see below).

Suriname

There was an ongoing dispute between the Surinamese officials Robby Rijssel and Delano Landvreugd, both gentlemen claiming to lead the Surinamese Athletiek Bond and to represent Suriname at the IAAF. As a result of this, two different delegations independently tried to register groups of athletes for the games. Alain Jean-Pierre from Haïti, board member of both the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) and the Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation (CACAC), explained that normally both groups would have to be suspended from the games following the rules. Nevertheless, there was a joint decision by the NACAC, the CACAC, and the local organizing committee in favour of the young athletes: all of them from both delegations were allowed to compete at the games, but they were treated only as guest athletes and appeared in the result lists as "unattached", rather than from Suriname. As a consequence, the athletes could not participate in the parade of the opening ceremony, and they were not considered to be eligible for winning medals. The victim of the argument between the Surinamese officials was 15-year-old triple jumper Miguel van Assen who came in second in his category, but was not entitled to receive the silver medal.[10][11][12][13][14]

References

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  2. 1 2 "CARIFTA Games 2012 Day 1 Results". www.world-track.org. 7 April 2012. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
  3. 1 2 "CARIFTA Games 2012 Day 2 Results". www.world-track.org. 9 April 2012. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
  4. 1 2 "CARIFTA Games 2012 Day 3 Results". www.world-track.org. 9 April 2012. Retrieved 10 April 2012.
  5. 1 2 World Junior Athletics History, WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), archived from the original on 31 October 2013, retrieved 29 May 2012
  6. 1 2 3 41ST CARIFTA GAMES – BERMUDA 2012, 4/7/2012 – 4/9/2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
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  8. ↑ Toppin, Sherrylyn A. (9 April 2012), CARIFTA dispute in 100m, NationNews.com, Nation Publishing Co., retrieved 29 May 2012
  9. ↑ Reid, Paul A (9 April 2012), Ja extend lead at Carifta Games, Jamaica Observer, retrieved 29 May 2012
  10. 1 2 Tweedracht SAB op Carifta Games te merken (in Dutch), Network Star Nieuws, Paramaribo, Suriname, 9 April 2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
  11. 1 2 Verwijten over en weer binnen SAB (in Dutch), Network Star Nieuws, Paramaribo, Suriname, 9 April 2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
  12. 1 2 Sport- en Jeugdzaken: Atleet de dupe geworden (in Dutch), Network Star Nieuws, Paramaribo, Suriname, 10 April 2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
  13. 1 2 Touwtrekkerij Surinaamse atletiekbond 'gênant’ (in Dutch), Waterkant.Net, 11 April 2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
  14. 1 2 Nacac-bestuurslid Alain Jean-Pierre: ‘Besturen Atletiekbond moeten probleem gezamenlijk oplossen’ (in Dutch), Dagblad Suriname, Paramaribo, Suriname, 19 April 2012, retrieved 29 May 2012
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