Evening Session Day 1: Pan American U20 Championships Results

The latest track and field news and the 2023 Pan American U20 Championships results from the evening session on Day 1. The three-day championships are being held at the Jose A. Figueroa Freire Stadium in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.

Team USA build on its promising start in the morning session by collecting gold in 10 of the 11 finals that took place in the evening session, with only Jamaican sprint star Alana Reid spoiling a perfect session after she won the women’s 100m dash.

The USA, which won two golds in the morning session, closed out the first day with 12 golds in total after winning an impressive 10 titles, including the mixed 4x400m relay race, after a totally dominating performance from start to finish.

Read more: Day 1 AM Session: Pan American U20 Championships 2023 track and field results

Men’s Pan American U20 Championships Results

Men’s 100 Dash: Wind: +0.3 m/s

1. Tyler Azcano United States – 10.26 
2. Bouwahjgie Nkrumie Jamaica – 10.31 
3. Adrian Canales Correa Puerto Rico – 10.35 
4. Cameron Tarver United States – 10.50 (10.491) 
5. Jeevan Newby Jamaica – 10.50 (10.492) 
6. Ajani Daley Antigua and Barbuda – 10.55 
7. Storm Zablocki Canada – 10.63
   DNS Shavique Bascus Antigua and Barbuda

Men’s 5000 Run:

1. Ethan Coleman United States – 14:44.58
2. Elvis Companocca Checco Peru – 14:45.85
3. William Ryan United States – 14:52.06
4. Alexander Garcia Silver Colombia – 14:53.26
5. Austin Ledgerwood United States – 15:42.15
   DNS Luis Chavez Yanque Peru
   DNS Tafari Waldron Trinidad and Tobago

Men’s 400 Hurdles:

1. Bryce Tucker United States – 51.36
2. Yan Vazquez Puerto Rico – 51.57
3. Damon Frabotta United States – 52.19
4. Jaheene Belle Jamaica – 52.24
5. Shimar Bain Bahamas – 53.55
6. Jeshua Velez Mercado Puerto Rico – 56.13
   DNS Dorian Charles Trinidad and Tobago

Men’s 3000 Steeplechase:

1. Caleb Jarema United States – 9:05.92
2. Paulo Gomez Gonzalez Costa Rica – 9:07.20
3. Mark Lopez Sanchez Mexico – 9:16.26
4. Benjamin Balazs United States – 9:39.64
5. Yeferson Cuno Chuctaya Peru – 9:41.96

Men’s Pole Vault:

1. Jack Mann United States – 5.00m 16′ 4¾”
2. Aurelio de Souza Leite Brazil – 4.90m 16′ 0¾”
3. Brenden Vanderpool Bahamas – 4.75m 15′ 7″
4. Leonardo Olate Olate Chile – 4.60m 15′ 1″
5. Tyler Cash Bahamas – 4.45m 14′ 7¼”
   ND Diego Navas El Salvador
   DNS Cody Johnston United States

Men’s Shot Put:

1. Gary Moore United States – 19.60m 64′ 3¾”
2. Michael Pinckney United States – 17.39m 57′ 0¾”
3. Alan Cabanellas Romero Puerto Rico – 16.53m 54′ 2¾”
4. Jeims Molina Alvarez Costa Rica – 15.85m 52′ 0″
   DNS Kobe Lawrence Jamaica

Mixed 1600 Relay:

1. United States:
   Garcia, Whyte, De Angelo, Ford – 3:18.07
2. Brazil:
   Moura Galeno, Cristina de Oliveira, Oliveira dos Santos, Rocha Ribeiro – 3:24.23
3. Jamaica:
   Webster, Dockery, Dacres, Brissett – 3:25.03
4. Puerto Rico:
   Cruz Figueroa, Rivera Vazquez, Morales Rivera, Rivera De Leon – 3:34.00

Women’s Pan American U20 Championships Results

Women’s 100 Dash: Wind: +0.3 m/s

1. Alana Reid Jamaica – 11.33
2. Kaila Jackson United States – 11.41
3. Camryn Dickson United States – 11.48 
4. Frances Colon Vazquez Puerto Rico – 11.69 
5. Vanessa Sena dos Santos Brazil – 11.84 
6. Emily Martin Canada – 11.86 
7. Asharria Ulett Jamaica – 11.88 
8. Khristel Martindale Barbados – 12.00 

Women’s 1500 Run:

1. Ellie Shea United States – 4:16.61
2. Anita Poma Mendoza Peru – 4:18.28
3. Kyla Martin Canada – 4:25.95
4. Isabel Conde de Frankenberg Argentina – 4:30.33
5. Charlotte Sinke Canada – 4:38.15
6. Audrey Allman United States – 4:41.84
7. Erin Barr Bahamas – 5:16.18

Women’s 400 Hurdles:

1. Sanaa Hebron United States – 56.9
2. Michelle Smith US Virgin Islands – 57.99
3. Allyria McBride United States – 58.32
4. Amanda Miranda da Silva Brazil – 1:00.27
5. Reyne Rodrigues Canada – 1:00.81
6. Helen Bernard Stilling Argentina – 1:01.72
7. Amelia Kristen Canada – 1:02.45
   DQ Camille Cristina de Oliveira Brazil (TR 22.6)

Women’s Long Jump:

1. Avery Lewis United States – 6.22m 20′ 5″ (-0.4 m/s)
2. Vanessa Sena dos Santos Brazil – 6.17m 20′ 3″ (+1 m/s)
3. Morgan Davis United States – 5.99m 19′ 8″ (-0.8 m/s)
4. Victoria Zanolli Argentina – 5.97m 19′ 7″ (-0.6 m/s)
5. Paula Daruich Velit Peru – 5.80m 19′ 0½” (-1.3 m/s)
6. Legna Echavarria Alvarez Puerto Rico – 5.71m 18′ 8¾” (+0.5 m/s)
7. Camila Jimenez Delgadillo Bolivia – 5.59m 18′ 4¼” (-1.1 m/s)
8. Celine-Jada Brown Jamaica – 5.56m 18′ 3″
9. Osmeliany Santos Zambrana Puerto Rico – 5.48m 17′ 11¾” (+1.4 m/s)
10. Daniella Oyenuga Canada – 5.18m 17′ 0″ (+1 m/s)