Kevona Davis won the U20 girls 100m final in 11.46 on Saturday’s (7 March) second day of Jamaica’s Carifta Games Trials at the National Stadium
Event 1 Girls 17-19 100 Meter Dash UNDER 20
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Name Year Team Finals Wind
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Finals
1 Davis, Kevona 01 Edwin Allen 11.46 0.8
2 Steele, Sashieka 02 Holmwood Tec 11.55 0.8
3 Hall, Brandy 02 Edwin Allen 11.59 0.8
4 Nugent, Ackera 02 Excelsior Hi 11.74 0.8
5 Bowra, Shakiera 01 St. Catherin 11.77 0.8
6 Sloley, Krystal 02 11.77 0.8
7 Morrison, Crystal 02 St. Jago Hig 11.84 0.8
8 Bonnick, Kayla 01 St. Jago Hig 11.86 0.8
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Poor start and alot of wind
Ashanti Moore is gona beat her. This is class one. Big girls ting. That was her first class one test. Hoping she figured out these big girls aren’t her cheerleaders. She will have to run.
win is a win good job
need to work on r drive out of the block need to look at brianna how she stay low while coming out of the block
@Basil Watson. Hopefully she’ll overcome that start.
Wonder how u get entered into this race..my daughters a senior in high school running 11.50 .. we want all the smoke.. anytime anyplace.. I hope they get to run at Texas relays so we can see where she stacks up.
Stop putting the results in the posts. It could have been 2020 Carifta U20 Girls 100m final. Try that…
There was almost no drive phase there…
That’s one “mygirls” sasheika Steele, get those sprint times down.nice run
IS KEVONA GETTING SLOWER, OR ARE THE OTHERS GETTING FASTER, I WONDER!!!.
Needs to work on her start one drive phase.
I thought they would’ve been working on Kevona’s start
That start is unacceptable for this young lady and way too many execution errors. Her coaches will NEED to do much better than this!
Good job