The 2023 Pan American U20 Championships winners on the third and final day of competition on Sunday, 6 August. Among the highlighted performers on the final day were Shawnti Jackson, Sophia Gorriarian, Renan de Lima Gallina, and the United States 4x400m relay teams.
Jackson clocked an impressive time of 22.35 seconds (+1.6 m/s) to set a new championship record and personal best in the Women’s 200m dash on her way to winning the gold medal. Her winning time was also a World U20 lead this season. – Read more: Shawnti Jackson sets 200m record at Pan American U20 Championships
Her American compatriot Sophia Gorriarian ran 2:04.68 to win the women’s 800m race, while the United States women won six of the nine gold medals on offer in their category.
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On the men’s side, the USA had five of the six final-day 2023 Pan American U20 Championships winners in Puerto Rico. Renan de Lima Gallina of Brazil, who secured the 200m title with a time of 20.44 seconds, was the only non-American man to win on Day 3 on Sunday.
Day 3 – Complete 2023 Pan American U20 Championships winners
Men’s – 2023 Pan American U20 Championships winners
- Shawnti Jackson United States 22.35 (+1.6 m/s) – Women’s 200 Dash
- Sophia Gorriarian United States 2:04.68 – Women’s 800 Run
- Ellie Shea United States 9:05.78 – Women’s 3000 Run
- Veronica Huacasi Peru 10:23.60 – Women’s 3000 Steeplechase
- United States 3:30.25 – Women’s 1600 Relay
- Manuela Rotundo Silvera Uruguay 55.49m (182′ 0″) – Women’s Javelin Throw
- Asia Philips Canada 13.12m (43′ 0½”) +1.4 m/s – Women’s Triple Jump
- Kenna Stimmel United States 4.30m (14′ 1¼”) – Women’s Pole Vault
- Jaicieonna Gero-Holt United States (5463 pts) – Women’s Heptathlon
Women – 2023 Pan American U20 Championships winners
- Renan de Lima Gallina Brazil 20.44 (+1.3 m/s) – Men’s 200 Dash
- Daniel Watcke United States 1:48.86 – Men’s 800 Run
- United States 3:05.98 – Men’s 1600 Relay
- Sterling Scott United States 15.67m (51′ 5″) +1.5 m/s – Men’s Triple Jump
- Grant Campbell United States 2.19m (7′ 2¼”) – Men’s High Jump
- Mike Stein United States 71.38m (234′ 2″) – Men’s Javelin Throw
