The Future looks bright for our 400m

[Jangle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N5jj...W--9pVTvmEhwXw

[Stonigut]

One for the future he worked hard to make that happen, example of what happens when you mix hard work, talent and ambition.

Jangle look like the rains from the heavens are pouring on the Red Hills, the river is in full spate and the talented and fertile is headed downriver for the sea.

[Jangle]

Like an ancient river, talent is flowing from the Red Hills to the sea.

[Stonigut]

Here sir!!

[Karl]

There is primary school yute runnin 52 - 53 change!!!

[Willi]

That was him!

[Sir X]

Cbar the buying machine.

[Karl]

That was the same yute running 48 change?

[Jangle]

yup

[Jangle]

Big Machinery. This youth has a very brighter future ahead. Imagine if he had ended up at a lesser school like say.....Campion. He would have been limited to a dead-end career like a chess-playing doctor. But at Calabar he has the option of becoming an Olympic brain surgeon. A superstar at age 18 with shiny rims.

[Assasin]

Look like him coulda do the 800 too. He didn't seem to even troubled at all and with a little more development, he should be a manage that too. Good luck to him and hope his development continues.

[Jangle]

He looks like he could do a good 200m. His stamina seems incredible because he was blowing all that hard after finishing the race at such a clip.

[Jangle]

Class Three athlete scorches 400m in 48.54

Published: Sunday | March 2, 2014 0 Comments


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Raymond Graham, Sunday Gleaner WriterCALABAR High School's Class Three athlete, Christopher Taylor, was in a mean mood inside the National Stadium, as he sent shock waves through fans with a breathtaking 48.54 seconds win in the 400 metres at yesterday's Corporate Area Development Meet.
Taylor, who actually ran by himself and looks set to break the Champs record (49.17) that was set by Kingston College's Nathaniel Bann, last year. Taylor finished second in that event.
Calabar, which shattered the Class Three 4x100m record at Gibson Relays the previous week, went on to dominate that class' sprinting.
Tyreke Wilson was fastest in the 100m events, stopping the clock at 11.11 seconds, with teammate Dejour Russell finishing second overall in 11.24 seconds. Russell returned later to win the long jump with a leap of 6.28 metres.
It was the same story in the 200m, as both Taylor and Wilson were impressive once again. This time, Wilson led the way, as he scorched the track in 21. 95 seconds to win overall. Taylor was second best after winning his [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]heat[/COLOR][/COLOR] in 22.30.
Kingston College's Bann, running in Class Two and Zharnell Hughes, in Class One, also sent out a strong statement in the 200m.
Bann was the quickest in his class after an easy 21.86 seconds.
Hughes, the Carifta and [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]Pan[/COLOR][/COLOR]-Am 100m champion, had the fair-sized crowd in a frenzy in his first individual event for his school. Drawn in lane eight, the Anguillan was out of the blocks very fast and although going through the motions in the last 100 metres, was able to record a fantastic 20.80 seconds.
Among the girl's, Carifta 400m Under-17 champion, Tiffany James, led the way. The Papine High student won the Class Two one-lap event in 55.27 seconds, then completed the double with a 24.52-second clocking, the fastest time in the 200 metres.
Her teammate, Candice McLeod, was second overall in 56.97.
Kiara Grant, the Convent of Mercy Academy (Alpha) Class Four athlete, continued her impressive form in the 100m as she clocked 11.98 in a negative wind of 1.8m per second to win overall. Her teammate, Kaydi-Ann Wint, topped the Girl's Class One 400m in 59.44.
SELECTED RESULTS
70MH Class Four GIRLS
Rosalee Cooper - (St And)11.33
Britney Richardson - (HChild) 11.40
Tamoya Williams - (Alpha) 11.55

80MH Class Three GIRLS
Chris Ann Bryan - (Wolm) 11.95
Zinedine Russell - (Alpha) 12.41
Denene Duffus - (Gayn) 12.48

100H Class Two GIRLS
Janeek Brown - (Wolm) 14.33
Renee Shaw - (Xlcr) 14.46
Shannell Hibbert - (C'down) 14.84

100H CLASS Three BOYS
Jordan Roberts - (JC) 13.44
Dejour Russell - (CHS) 13.54
Michael Stephens - (CHS) 14.12

110H CLASS Two BOYS
Chadrick Brown - (KC) 14.73
Tadje Thompson - (KC) 14.93
Jevaughn Marriot - (Pap) 14.95

110H CLASS One BOYS
1. Jovaine Atkinson - KC 14.15
1.. Seanie Selvin - (CHS) 14.15
3. Keino Hewitt - (JC) 14.66
3. Levaughn Battick - (Kc) 14.66

SHOT PUT GIRLS CLASS 1
1. Decoda Simpson - (StA) 11.83M
2. Toni-Ann Campbell - (Xlcr) 11.52M
3. Georgia Myrie - (Mona) 11.46M

SHOT PUT CLASS One BOYS
1. Christopher Brown - (CHS) 16.64M
2. Stefan McDonald - (ChS) 15.22M
3. Derrick Pitt - (KC) 15.10M

HIGH JUMP CLASS ONE BOYS
1. Javari Fairclough - (CHS) 2:05
2. Carlington Moulton - (StGC) 2.00M
3. Leroy Paige - (cHS) 1.95M

[Karl]

He walked the last 15 meters. Damn! ...he is good!

[Stonigut]

Development of talent machine, Sir!