WORLD UNDER 20 200-metre bronze medallist Alana Reid and 100-metre silver medallist Bouwahjgie Nkrumie lead Jamaica’s 37-member team – 23 men, 14 women – for the Junior Pan Am Championships in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, from August 4-6.

The group left the island yesterday.

Reid, the second fastest junior in the world this season over 100 metres with a personal best 10.92 seconds, will contest the event and will also be part of the girls’ 4x100-metres relay team.

Nkrumie, who, like Reid, posted a national junior record this year, was injured at the Carifta Games in The Bahamas and will be hoping to get back to his 9.99-second form at the Championships.

Jamaica and the United States are making returns to the Championships after missing them in 2021.

FULL SQUAD:

Men

100m: Bouwahjgie Nkrumie, Jevan Newby

4x100m: Junior Harris, Deandre Daley, Javorne Dunkley, Damon Miller

200m: Javorne Dunkley, Nickoy Drummond

400m: Delano Kennedy, Enrique Webster

4x400m: Tarique Dacres, Deandre Daley, Jaheen Bell, Antonio Forbes

800M: Bahrain Smith, Rashid Bowen

110mh: Richard Hall, Daniel Beckford

400mh: Jaheen Bell, Antonio Forbes

Long jump: Royan Walters, Demario Prince

High jump: Brandon Pottinger

Triple jump: Nathan Wade, Royan Walters

Shot put: Kobe Lawrence, Ricardo Hayles

Discus: Shaquain Dunn

Women

100m: Alana Reid, Tonie-Ann Forbes

4x100m: Lavanya Williams, Asharrie Ulett, Mickayla Haisley

200m: Lavanya Williams, Mickayla Haisley

400m: Dejanea Oakley, Oneika Brissett

4x400m: Tonyann Beckford, Sabrina Dockery, Shaniqua Williams, Kitania Headley

800m: Kitania Headley

100mh: Asharrie Ulett

400mh: Tonyann Beckford

Long jump: Celine Riddle, Jade Ann Dawkins

Triple jump: Celine Riddle

Discus: Abigail Martin