Posted on July 23rd, 2011
BTC is the 2011 Athletics Ontario Provincial Youth 4 x 100M Relay Champions.
A team consisting of Jayden, Naomi, Nita, and Khamica set an Ontario 4 x100M relay record in a time of 46.27.
Congratulations girls.
Posted on July 23rd, 2011
BTC is the 2011 Athletics Ontario Provincial Junior 4 x100M Relay Champs.
BTC team consisting of Naomi, Shanice, Nita,Fatima.
Congratulation girls.
Posted on July 23rd, 2011
Golden quartet
RELAY CHAMPS:. Brampton sprinters, from left, Sade Lewis, Naomi Kerr, Simone Martin and Jonelle Bell-Spence claimed gold in the 4 x 100 metre relay at the recent Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships in Winnipeg. They raced to a time of 47.84 seconds. Photo submitted
A quartet of Brampton runners representing Team Ontario won the gold medal in the women�s 4 x 100 metre relay at the Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships held recently in Winnipeg.
The team, made up of Sade Lewis, Simone Martin, Naomi Kerr and Jonelle Bell-Spence raced to a time of 47.84 seconds, Second-place Manitoba was timed in 48.45.
Also at the meet Kyle Bennett of Brampton was a member of the Phoenix Athletics men�s 4 x 100m team that also won gold, along with Arren Young, Brendon Rodney and Aaron Brown. They were clocked in 41.60 with the second-place Ottawa Lions running 43.40.
In the women�s 100m final Martin, competing for the Brampton Track Club, sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 609 finished seventh in 12.27 while Kerr, also running for BTC, was eighth in 12.33.
Bell-Spence, competing for the G-Force club wound up fifth in the 200m in 24.95. Martin took seventh in 24.09 and Kerr was eighth in 25.37. Lewis, running for Phoenix, was ninth in the 400m in 57.35.
Fatima Jammeh, of BTC took fifth in the 100m hurdles in 15.16.
Martin was also in the long jump where she was eighth in 5.29. Addae Nurse from the Brampton Elite Club finished 10th in the men�s long jump, soaring 6.36m.
In the men�s 400m Joshua Harper of BTC was 11th in 49.83.
Posted on July 19th, 2011
The Brampton Track Club has received a $100,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. The grant is to be used for the purchase of track equipment that will enable BTC to host track meets and gererate income to sustain the club, at the newly constructed Terry Fox Track & Field Stadium located in Chingaucousy Park.
BTC thanks the Ontario Trillium Foundation for their suppport. We greatly appreciate it.
Posted on July 8th, 2011
Khamica - second from left
Posted on July 7th, 2011
July 7, 2011
Bingham 5th in 100-metre final; World Youth Championships Day 2 wrap-up
OTTAWA, Ont. - The World Youth Championships continued today in Lille, France. Day two highlights include a fifth place finish in the girls 100-metres, a Canadian youth record in the boys 800-metres semi-final, five personal bests and six athletes advancing into later rounds.
In the 100-metre final Khamica Bingham of Toronto, Ont., finished in 5th in 11.71 seconds. She qualified for the final earlier in the day by way of her second place finish in her semi-final heat in a time of 11.89.
Waterdown, Ont.’s Christian Brennan won her semi-final in the 400-metres clocking in at 53.15 seconds; she will advance to the final tomorrow at 7:05pm local time (1:05pm eastern time).
Brendon Restall of Victoria, B.C., qualified for the 400-metres final by placing 4th in the fastest of the three semi-final heats. He clocked a new personal best of 47.26. The final is tomorrow at 6:50pm local time (12:50pm ET).
In the men’s 800m semi-final Tyler Smith of Wataskiwin, Alta., ran a new Canadian youth record of 1:49.67 but did not advance to the final.
In the morning session Sage Watson of Medicine Hat, Alta., qualified for the 400-metre hurdles final finishing first in her heat in 59.98 seconds. The final takes place Saturday at 5:45pm local time (11:45am ET). London, Ont.’s Alysha Newman also qualified for a final today, she leaped 3.85 metres in the girls pole vault, the final is Saturday at 4:05pm local time (10:05am ET).
Winnipeg, Man.’s Julia Zrinyi advances to the 800-metres semi-final after placing fourth in her heat in a personal best time of 2:08.24.
More Day 2 Canadian results from France
Name Event Placing Time/Mark Hometown
Boys
Andre Azonwanna 100m 3sf1 10.88 Toronto, Ont.
Wesley Best 100m 6sf2 11.00 Toronto, Ont.
Brandon Deslauriers Shot Put 10gA 17.82m Kingston, Ont.
Dylan Dimock 400mH 6sf2 53.40 Toronto, Ont.
Ben Flanagan 1500m 6h2 3:55.95 Kitchener, Ont.
Alexandre Freemantle 1500m 6h3 3:56.56 Newmarket, Ont.
Brandon McBride 800m 4sf1 1:51.00 Windsor, Ont.
Peter Millman Hammer 10gA 66.93m (PB) Truro, N.S.
Charles Nguyen Hammer 19gB 55.88m St. Thomas, Ont.
Mitchell O’Donnell 110mH 7h3 14.43 Kitchener, Ont.
Ryan Sleiman 3000m 9h2 8:28.28 (PB) Kingsville, Ont.
Matthew Stephenson 3000m 12h1 8:33.34 Oshawa, Ont.
Andre Wright 110mH 7h5 21.25 Pickering, Ont.
Girls
Robin Bone Pole Vault 8gA 3.75m London, Ont.
Christine MacNeill 100mH 7sf2 14.07 London, Ont.
Nicole Setterington 100mH 4sf3 14.23 London, Ont.
Ashley Taylor 400mH 5sf2 1:00.42 Burlington, Ont.
Jenna Westaway 800m 7h4 2:15.34 Calgary, Alta.
World Youth Champs on CBC
The World Athletics Youth Championships will air on CBC Sports late night Sunday August 14 from 12:30am-2:30am local time nationwide.
For more information, event schedule, start lists, results and daily re-caps visit: www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=521. You can also follow the championships on Twitter (http://twitter.com/AthleticsCanada) and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/Canadatrackandfield).
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Emily Hooper
Coordinator, Public Relations and Corporate Services
Athletics Canada
(613) 260-5580 x.3332
Posted on July 7th, 2011
In a strong field of international sprinters Khamica placed 5th in the 100M final in a time of 11.71. Congratulation Shortie.
Posted on July 7th, 2011
Khamica placed 2nd in semi final with a time of 11.89 (-1.9W), and advances to 100M final, held latter on today. Congratulation Khamica.
Posted on July 6th, 2011
Khamica won her 100M heat in a time of 11.72, and qualifies for the semi final tomorrow Thursday July 7th . See below for semi finalist.
» Heat 2.docx
Posted on April 24th, 2011
On a cold April 11th, BTC trained for the first time on the new track.
