ST GEORGE’S, Grenada (April 5) — Three nations struck early gold on Day Two of the 3rd Carifta Games 2026 as Jamaica, Bahamas, and the Cayman Islands added to their medal totals during Sunday’s (5) morning session at Kirani James Athletic Stadium.
Jamaica’s Able Mills claimed the U20 girls’ shot put title with a winning throw of 15.27 meters, continuing the island’s dominance in field events. The 19-year-old University of Minnesota freshman opened the competition with 14.66 meters and improved steadily, sealing gold with her fourth and best attempt. Peyton Winter of Trinidad and Tobago threw 14.14 meters for silver, while Jamaica’s Marla-Kay Lampart took bronze at 13.81 meters.
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In the boys’ U20 long jump, Bahamas’ Carlin Archer soared to gold with 7.68 meters, edging Jamaica’s Michael-Andre Edwards, whose best jump of 7.47 meters secured silver. Another Bahamian, Joshua Williams, finished third with 7.16 meters.
The Cayman Islands joined the medal table through Kaliah Haye, who captured the girls’ U17 discus title with a throw of 47.06 meters, holding off Jamaica’s Dajounae Rudolph (45.13m) for silver and Zoeyann Plummer (43.83m) for bronze.
🥇 Day 2 Morning Medal Results — Carifta Games 2026
Girls Shot Put U20 (4kg)
🥇 Able Mills (Jamaica) — 15.27m
🥈 Peyton Winter (Trinidad and Tobago) — 14.14m
🥉 Marla-Kay Lampart (Jamaica) — 13.81m
Boys Long Jump U20
🥇 Carlin Archer (Bahamas) — 7.68m
🥈 Michael-Andre Edwards (Jamaica) — 7.47m
🥉 Joshua Williams (Bahamas) — 7.16m (23-6.00 ft)
Girls Discus Throw U17 (1kg)
🥇 Kaliah Haye (Cayman Islands) — 47.06m
🥈 Dajounae Rudolph (Jamaica) — 45.13m
🥉 Zoeyann Plummer (Jamaica) — 43.83m
