Selected Results from the Guadeloupe International Meeting held on Wednesday (17 May 2017) in Baie-Mahault, the second most populated commune in the French overseas region and department of Guadeloupe.

Men’s 100m (+0.2m/s wind):
1. Mike Rodgers (USA), 10.08; 2. Andre De Grasse (CAN), 10.10; 3. Akeem Haynes (CAN), 10:23; 4. Warren Fraser (BAH), 10.29; 5. Wilfried Koffi (CIV), 10.30; Nesta Carter (JAM), 10.35; 7. Roberto Skyers (CUB), 10.50; 8. Bryce Robinson (USA) 10.55

Men’s 100m B (-0.5m/s wind):
1. Dentarius Locke (USA), 10.18; Beejay Lee (USA), 10.33; 3. Shavez Hart (BAH), 10.40; 4. Oshane Bailey (JAM), 10.46; 5. Sean Stuart (BAH), 10.64.

Women’s 100m (-0.4m/s wind):
1. Jenna Prandini (USA), 11.25; 2. Dezerea Bryan (USA), 11.27; 3. Jura Levy (JAM), 11.28; 4. Shalonda Solmon (USA), 11.35; 5. Schillonie Calvert (JAM), 11.38, 6. Candyce McGrone (USA), 11.43; 7. Rosangela Santos (BRA), 11.52; Khalifa St Fort (TTO), 11.59

Women’s 200m (+0.0m/s wind):
Jenna Prandini (USA), 22.70 2. Anthonique Strachan (BAH), 23.04; 3. Ella Nelson (AUS), 23.09; 4. Simone Facey (JAM), 23.28; 5. Kai Selvon (TTO), 23.28; 6. Tynia Gaither (BAH), 23.47; 7. Ashley Kelly (BVI), 23.91; 8. Samantha Henry-Robinson (JAM), 23.96

Men’s 400m:
1. LaShawn Merritt (USA), 44.99; 2. Paul Dedewo (USA), 45.14; 3. Vernon Norwood (USA), 45.18; 4. Yoandys Lescay (CUB), 45.75; 5. Kyle Clemons (USA), 46.24; 6. Lalonde Gordon (TTO), 46.48; 7. Liemarvin Bonevacia (NED), 46.54

Women’s 100m hurdles (-0.1m/s wind):
1. Sharika Nelvis (USA), 12.58; 2. Jasmin Stowers (USA), 12.63; 3. Dawn Harper-Nelson (USA), 12.81; 4. Nia Ali (USA), 13.15; 5. Nickiesha Wilson (JAM), 13.21; 6. Alex Perry (USA), 13.39; 7. Janay Deloach (USA), 13.72

Women’s 400m hurdles:
1. Kori Carter (USA), 54.53; 2. Ristananna Tracey (JAM), 54.56; 3. Jaide Stepter (USA), 54.96; 4. Cassandra Tate (USA), 55.68; 5. Leah Nugent (JAM), 55.74; 6. Nikita Tracey (JAM), 55.81; 7. Yanique Haye-Smith, 59.80

Women’s 800m:
1. Rose Mary Almanza (CUB), 2:00.26; 2. Latavia Thomas (JAM), 2:02.06; 3. Puigdevall Guerrero, 2:03.32; 4. Raquel Lambdin (USA), 2:07.22; 5. Alaine Tate (USA), 2:09.31; Latosha Wallace (USA), 2:10.38

Women’s long jump:
1. Brittney Reese (USA), 6.98m; 2. Lorraine Ugen (GBR), 6.67m; 3. Christabel Nettey (CAN), 6.63m; 4. Bianca Stuart (BAH), 6.52m; 5. Jessica Dos Reis (BRA), 6.11m; 6. Anna Lunyova (UKR) 6.06m; 7. Kylie Price (USA), 6.06m

Women’s high jump:
1. Lavern Spencer (LCA), 1.92m; 2. Elizabeth Patterson (USA), 1.90m; 3. Kimberly Williamson (JAM), 1.87m; 4. Brigetta Barrett (USA), 1.87m; 5. Inika McPherson (USA), 1.84m; 6. Chaunte Lowe (USA), 1.84m; 7. Alyxandria Treasure (CAN), 1.84m; 8. Yorgelis Rodriquez (CUB), 1.80m; 9. Pricilla Frederick (ANT), 1.80m

Women’s triple jump:
1. Yulimar Rojas (VEN), 14.67m; 2. Kimberly Williams (JAM), 14.35m; 3. Shanieka Ricketts (JAM), 14.13m; 4. Liadagmis Povea (CUB), 14.11m; 5. Nadia Eke (GHA), 13.80m; 6. Tamara Myers (BAH), 13.62m; 7. Maeva Phesor (FRA), 13.50m; 8. Tori Franklin (USA), 13.43m; 9. Anna Peleteiro (ESP), 13.43

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By Anthony Foster

Is a two-time Jamaica sports journalist of the year (2004 and 2005) and world-renowned journalist. One of his award-winning articles was on Usain Bolt, 6-time Olympic champion, 11-time World champion and sprint double record holder, was published in the Jamaica Gleaner in 2004. Anthony has covered Olympic Games in Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016; Six (6) IAAF World Athletics Championships between 2007 and 2019 and several other international sporting events, including the 2007 World Cup of cricket and his favourite football team, Argentina vs the USA in 2004.

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