The following are the Carifta Games 2024 results from finals-only events during the morning session on Day 2 at Kirani James Stadium in St. George’s, Grenada, on Sunday, 31 March.

Three titles were secured in the morning session with Jamaica winning two of the three gold medals and the Bahamas collecting the other top podium spot.

Jamaica and the Bahamas also each won three of the nine medals up for grabs in the session, with Grenada, Barbados, and the Cayman Islands winning the other three medals.

Read more: Day 2: Carifta Games 2024 schedule, live results, stream

Carifta Games 2024 results – Day 2 Morning Session

Girls Javelin Throw Under 20:

1. Tasha Stubbs (Bahamas), 17 years old, 50.94m (167′ 2″)
2. Vanessa Sawyer (Bahamas), 19 years old, 43.03m (141′ 2″)
3. Alliah Gittens (Grenada), 18 years old, 42.33m (138′ 11″)
4. Suerana Alexander (Grenada), 18 years old, 42.15m (138′ 3″)
5. Thaíma Maximiliana (Curacao), 17 years old, 41.48m (136′ 1″)
6. Naya Jules (Saint Lucia), 17 years old, 39.20m (128′ 7″)
7. Najila Donata (Curacao), 18 years old, 36.67m (120′ 4″)
8. Sebastiana Reyes (Sint Maarten), 17 years old, 32.88m (107′ 10″)

Girls Shot Put Under 20:

1. Kimeka Smith (Jamaica), 18 years old, 13.68m (44′ 10.5″)
2. Annae Mackey (Bahamas), 18 years old, 13.58m (44′ 6.75″)
3. Brianna Smith (Cayman Islands), 19 years old, 12.86m (42′ 2.25″)
4. Dionjah Shaw (Jamaica), 17 years old, 12.26m (40′ 2.75″)
5. Savianna Joseph (British Virgin Islands), 18 years old, 12.24m (40′ 2″)
6. Cailyn Johnson (Bahamas), 18 years old, 11.83m (38′ 9.75″)
7. Suerana Alexander (Grenada), 18 years old, 10.41m (34′ 1.75″)
8. Palesa Caesar (British Virgin Islands), 19 years old, 10.04m (32′ 11.25″)

Boys Long Jump Under 20:

1. Rickoy Hunter (Jamaica), 18 years old, 7.48m (24′ 6.5″)
2. Bernard Kemp (Bahamas), 19 years old, 7.40m (24′ 3.25″)
3. Teon Haynes (Barbados), 18 years old, 7.32m (24′ 0.25″)
4. Jaidi James (Trinidad and Tobago), 18 years old, 6.78m (22′ 3″)
5. Shaquane Toussaint (Grenada), 19 years old, 6.75m (22′ 1.75″)
6. Micah Campbell (Grenada), 17 years old, 6.75m (22′ 1.75″)
7. Robert Stuart (Bahamas), 18 years old, 6.74m (22′ 1.25″)
8. Robert Marcus (Guyana), 19 years old, 6.68m (21′ 11″)
9. Kimani Kent (Trinidad and Tobago), 19 years old, 6.37m (20′ 10.75″)
10. Rodel Greene (Guyana), 18 years old, 6.36m (20′ 10.5″)
11. Jo’quan Richardson (Anguilla), 18 years old, 6.08m (19′ 11.25″)
12. Lucas Montabord (Martinique), 18 years old, 5.98m (19′ 7.5″)
13. Quemane Bell (Virgin Islands (USA)), 18 years old, 5.82m (19′ 1.25″)
    DNS. Rayvon Walkin (Turks and Caicos), 19 years old