Grenada's Jaeden Teka wins bronze at Javelin Throw event in Jamaica

Jaeden Teka- an athlete from Carriacou, Grenada, won a bronze in the Boys' Javelin Throw on the final day of the Boys & Girls Champs at the National Stadium in Kingston

Written by Monika Walker

Published 2022-04-19 02:15:34

Updated 2024-07-07 15:38:05

Grenada's Jaeden Teka wins bronze at Javelin Throw event in Jamaica

Jaeden Teka- an athlete from Carriacou, Grenada, won a bronze in the Boys' Javelin Throw on the final day of the Boys & Girls Champs at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. He achieved the milestone with a throw of 58.56 metres.Teka, who represents Kingston College, is one of three athletes from the Sister-Isles medalling in the Boys & Girls Champs in Jamaica.A total of five medals were won by athletes of the Sister Isles studying in Jamaica. Jamora Alves secured two golds and one silver, while Ahshareah Enoe and Jaden Teka secured one gold and one silver medal, respectively.Qualifying results for Boys Javelin Throw Open:

Christopher Young Edwin Allen High 55.28mq, 55.28m x x
Jaeden Teka Kingston College 54.67mq, 54.67m x x
Lebron James Jamaica College 53.77mq, 46.57m, 53.77m x
Domonique Wint Dinthill Technical 50.94mq, FOUL, 50.94m x
Quewayne Brown Petersfield High 47.50mq, 43.61m FOUL, 47.50m
Gabriel Lim Jamaica College 45.73mq, 41.98m, 45.73m FOUL
Thierry Robinson St. Elizabet 45.07mq, 45.07m, FOUL 38.29m
Marshal Waite Spot Valley High 44.42mq, 39.16m, 40.27m, 44.42m
Leonardo Miller Calabar High 43.03mq FOUL 43.03m,40.42m
James Coley Clarendon College 41.48mq, 38.54m, 41.48m, 37.77m
Tarique Daley Calabar High 41.21mq 31.61m, 41.21m,38.01m
Michael Clarke Excelsior High 40.00mq, 38.05m, 35.97m, 40.00m

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Monika Walker is a senior journalist specializing in regional and international politics, offering in-depth analysis on governance, diplomacy, and key global developments. With a degree in International Journalism, she is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices through factual reporting. She also covers world news across every genre, providing readers with balanced and timely insights that connect the Caribbean to global conversations.