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Wednesday, Jul 22, 2026

Dag Samuels Development Series kicks off track and field season

Dag Samuels Development Series kicks off track and field season

Athletes returned to the track for the first time since March and typically, there’s a buzz in kicking off the BVI Athletics Association’s Dag Samuels Development Series, as athletes begin testing themselves as they gear up for selection to represent the BVI in the Easter Weekend Carifta Games. Not this year, as the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the global sporting landscape and the Carifta Games like many other competitions face uncertainty of being held in 2021.
Athletes tested themselves over several disciplines and the results follows.

300m Hurdles Boys U20: J’Mari Duhaney, (STTC), 39.28 Girls U17: Kenyatta Grate, (STTC), 47.56 60m Hurdles Girls U17: 1. Dia Monae Thomas (TXTC), 10.07 Girls U15: 2. Vinesha John (TXTC), DNF 60m Girls U9: 1. Eshanna Shaheed, (), 11.61 Boys U9: 1. Tre’Kyron Martin, (), 11.04 Girls U11: 1. Sheneal Percival, (), 11.04. 100m Girls U15: 1. Vinisha John, (TXTC), 12.81. 2. Karliyah Morton, (RSTC), 12.99. 3. Angelique Cheltenham, (FLTC), 13.15. 4. Dikya Thomas, (RSTC), 13.20. 5. Kenniqua Grate, (STTC), 14.10. 6. Tiya Herbert, (TXTC), 14.31. Boys U15: 1. J’den Jackson, (FLTC Jr.), 12.85. 2. Zhyon Wilshire, (FLTC), 13.64. 3. J’von Jackson, (FLTC Jr.), 14.25. 4. Clariq Frett, (FLTC Jr.), 14.67. Girls U17: 1. Tymia Fahie, (FLTC), 13.85 Open Women: 1. Kimberly Smith (open), (TXTC), 13.14. Boys U17: 1. Antuwn Maduro, (TXTC), 11.95. 2. Mychael Claxton, (TXTC), 11.97. 3. Jabari Pemberton, (FLTC), 12.52. 4. Jamal Huggins, (FLTC), 12.59. 5. Kaleem Lettsome, (TXTC), 12.91. 6. Makelis Fergus, (RSTC), 13.27. Boys U20: 1. Orlando Douglas, (ATC), 11.65. 2. Malike Romney, (TXTC), 11.82. 3. Thomas Jones, (FLTC), 12.00. 4. Trent Olive, (TXTC), 12.43. Open Boys: 1. Jaleel Croal, (TXTC), 10.58. 2. Jamoi Roberts, (TXTC), 11.12. 3. Joshua Lynch, (TXTC), 13.51.

300m Girls U11: 1. D’Niya Thomas, (STTC), 53.66. 2. Cianna Industrious, (STTC), 108.44. U11 Boys: 1. Jamarcus Prince, (STTC), 47.18. 2. Brooklyn Williams, (STTC), 51.07. 3. Denroy Vassel, (STTC), 51.50. 4. Lywayne Hall, (STTC), 56.07. 5. Chance Williams, (STTC), 56.32. 6. Amyas Walker, (STTC), 56.57. 400m Girls U15: 1. Tamri Thomas, (STTC), 1.06.00. 2. A’Sia McMaster, (UNA), 1.12.32. 3. Shyra Stoutt, (STTC), DNF. Boys U15: 1. J’den Jackson, (FLTC), 1.01.28. 2. J’ Von Jackson, (FLTC), 1.07.18. Girls U17: 1. Jahtivya Williams, (STTC), 1.01.34. 2. Jordanne Thomas (TXTC), 1:08.47. 3. Nickelia Drummond, (STTC), 1:11.44. 4. Karliyah Morton, (RSTC), DNF. U20 Girls: 1. Kenyatta Grate, (STTC), 1.00.51. 2. Naya Penn, (TXTC), 1.05.19. 3. Abriel Magloire, (STTC), 1.05.76. 3. Ariyah Smith, (STTC), 1.07.26. Boys U17: 1. Kaleb Lynch, (FLTC), 57.78. 2. Antuwn Maduro, (TXTC), 1.00.36, 3. Jamal Huggins, (FLTC), 1.12.18. 4. Makelis Fergus, (RSTC), DNF. Boys U20: 1. Malike Romney, (TXTC), 56.00. 2. Jamoi Roberts, (TXTC), 58.21. 600m U15 Boys: Jabari Pemberton (FLTC), 1:34.25. 2. Jonathan Lynch (FLTC), 1:35.75. 3. Latriel Williams (STTC), 1:57.20. U17 Girls: 1. A’Keela McMaster (UNA), 1:41.78. 2. Dejoie Sebastien (TXTC), 2:14.22. U20 Girls: 1. Kaelyaah Liburd (RSTC), 1:41.25. 2. Alisha Hayde (STTC), 1:41.47. 3. Breisly Rabsatt (TXTC), DNF. Open Women: 1. Shaniyah Caul (RSTC), 1:40.79. 2. Mariah Christian (RSTC), 1:41.78. U20: 1. Malik John (STTC), 1:25.83. 2. Wanyae Belle (STTC), 1:27.23. 3. J’Mari Duhaney (STTC), 1:30.75. Open: 1. Jonathan Hing (STTC), 1:33.51. 2. Gevon Smith (STTC); 1:43.43. 3. Vadley Sylvester (TXTC), DNF.

Shot Put GIRLS U15 (6.6lbs): 1. Savianna Joseph, (STTC), 9.82m 2. A’Sia McMaster, (UNA), 8.14m, 3. Shayla Stoutt (STTC), 9.12m. GIRLS U17 (6.6lbs): 1. A’Keela McMaster, (UNA), 9.82m. BOYS U17 (12lbs): 1. Andre Smikle, (STTC), 11.11m. Long Jump Girls: 1. Kimberly Smith (TXTC), 5.13m. Girls U15: 1. Shyra Stoutt, (STTC), 4.16m. 2. Anjanique Cheltenham (FLTC), 4.00m. Boys U15: 1. Jonathan Lynch, (FLTC), 4.86m. Boys U20: Trent Olive, (TXTC), 5.07m. 1500m Boys U17: 1. Jelani Croal (TXTC), 5:05.75. 2. Rashawn Jack (TXTC), 5:06.26. 3. 2. Kaleb Lynch (FLTC), 5:24.00. High Jump Boys U17: 1. Mychael Claxton (TX), 1.65m. Girls U15: 1. Kenniqua Grate (STTC), 1.40m.
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