Videos: Bermuda Win Two More Carifta Medals

April 9, 2012

[Updated with videos] The third and final day of the 2012 Carifta Games saw Bermuda capture two more medals, one of which saw a new Bermuda record set.

During the girls 3000m run Taylor Ashley Bean set a new Bermuda Junior Record at the distance capturing her second medal of the games when she won the silver medal with a time of 10:22.82. Bean is pictured below with her coach and sister — also a top runner — after winning the medal.

Juma Mouchette added to Bermuda’s medal tally, picking up the bronze medal when he finshed third in the Under 20 Boy’s 3000m race clocking a time of 16:13.41.

Other Bermuda athletes were in action through the day. During the Under 17 Boys long jump Justin Donawa finished 4th with a top leap of 6.42m, while Ethan Philip finished 9th leaping 5.95m. Naquan Smith finished 14th in the Under 20 boys javelin with a toss of 46.44m.

Taylor Ashley Bean crossing the line to take silver, and the crowd’s reaction:

Donovan Livingston finished 6th in the Under 20 Boys high lump with a leap of 1.85m, Chas Smith finished at the same height but was ruled finish in 8th place. Meanwhile, during the Under 20 girls discus Deesa Booth finished 11th with a top toss of 28.14m.

Zakiyyah Showers finished 5th in the girls 3000m run clocking a time of 10:52.13, during the Under 17 boys 200m Jaret Simmons finished 7th with a time of 22.97.

Christian Wright finished 8th in the Under 20 boys triple jump leaping 13.34m and Tyrone Oswald fouled out of the competition. Dage Minors finished 4th in the Under 20 Boys 5000 Meter Run with a time of 16:23.80.

Juma Mouchette is awarded his bronze medal:

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  1. d-reader says:

    big up

    • wondering says:

      Welllllll done – let’s plan the receptions at Govt House, Camden and the ticker tape parade for these young achievers!!

      • wondering says:

        ……for those that medalled and all the participants. they have done BERMUDA proud

  2. sunshine says:

    Congratulations to all athletes, well done participants. Our young people are great!!!

  3. Whitney says:

    Congratulations! Thanks for giving us something positive to celebrate!!

  4. Welldone says:

    Well done !!!! Hope the next generation or the younger ones have a dream to do similar things !!!!

  5. Just the observer ! says:

    Job well done ! To all of the atheletes and to the organizers! Can I just ask a question to all the readers? I noticed that there are not many postes for this but let there be some bad news about our young people. Could this be a part of our problem? Our young people are givin to much attention for doing bad and highlighted when they do bad? Lets show some support to all of the young people who are doing their part todo good. Stop putting so much energy into the violence and frankly dont even post on those things. Its a waste of time ! Just ignore ignorance and it will go away!

  6. Great event and great atmosphere!! says:

    Congrats to all medal winners and well done to all who competed! You’ve made your countries proud.
    Bermuda team I’m extremely proud of you! :)
    PROUD TO BE BERMUDIAN!!! :)
    I totally agree Just the observer. This page should be full with praise for our athletes.
    Smh

  7. Compassion says:

    The response to this article tells you a lot about Bermudians. Anything controversial has oodles of responses and this article only has a few. Shows Bermudians love controversy and love to complain. Congratulations to all my fellow Bermudians who participated in Carifta!!!!!

  8. Honestly says:

    I thought the past Four days have been well organized, many people took time off to assist! Teams gathered and mingled! In my opinion, the athletes added so much excitement to the Carifta games! So proud of all of them! The opening ceremony was amazing! I LOVE CARIFTA!