Carifta Results

IMG 20220417 WA0035Carifta Swimming results are in and what a jubilation. Congrats to our seven swimmers, parents, coaches and Head Coach/National Coach Wendy. Team Jamaica amassed sixty four medals 64 medals after four days of swimming (APRIL 16-19TH). We broke countless meet records, age group and senior records in Barbados 2022. 

Let's give an amazing round of applause to our swimmers who achieved PBs in the races, got medals and broke NAGR or CARIFTA RECORDS. 

Special mention to our adopted swimmers Carolyn and Brady who enjoyed success at the meet. Brady medaled in every backstroke event.  Nelson Zachary and Nathaniel who were part of the 4x50m relay team (Boys 15-17) that broke the NAGR with the bronze placed swim in Barbados. Nathaniel in his medal haul of one silver 50m back and two bronze (100m back/50m free) in his individual events. And to Sabrina who was dubbed "Heart of Champion" by this year's Carifta Parents for her awesome performance at the meet. Her events included the  100m fly (NAGR/CARIFTA RECORD - 1:02:14). She has all age group records in this distance. Gold in the 50m and 100m breast and the 200m fly. Her quartet of relay swimmers (Morgan Cogle, Mackenzie Headley, Leanna Wainwright) won gold in every relay except the silver in the 4x200m free relay and they broke three CARIFTA RECORDS and established NAGR in two relays. 

Our Head Coach Wendy's successes puts her in contention as one of the region's best club coaches. With her standard and vision for our club we reign supreme with Perseverance Teamwork and Excellence.

Photo: Front Row - Coach Wendy Lee, Carolyn Levy Powell, Sabrina Lyn, Kara Hutchinson, Kabiki Thomas. Front Row - Coach Wendy Lee, Carolyn Levy Powell, Sabrina Lyn, Kara Hutchinson, Kabiki Thomas. Back Row - Zachary Jackson Blaine, Daniel Mair, Nathaniel Thomas, Nelson Denny and Brady MacPherson Lewison.

2022 CARIFTA - Record Medal Haul for Team Jamaica

Congratulations Team Jamaica!

When the curtains came down on the 35th CARIFTA Swimming Championship held in Barbados from April 16 -19, 2022, Jamaica recorded its largest medal haul with 64 medals:17 gold, 25 silver and 22 bronze and finished 2nd in the overall points standing with a total of 833.5 points behind Bahamas' 975 points. Prior to this Championship, the largest medal haul was in 2019 when Jamaica bagged 59 medals.


On Day 4, the final day of competition, Jamaica demonstrated its continued strength in the sprint events winning it highest daily tally of 18 medals..

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Jamaica Wins Record 64 Medals to Finish Second at CARIFTA Swimming Championships

Jamaica’s swimmers more than surpassed the 30-medals and third place finish anticipated by head coach Wendy Lee heading into the four day CARIFTA Championships which ended in Barbados, on Tuesday.
The Jamaicans recorded their largest medal haul with 64 medals – 17 gold, 26 silver and 21 bronze and finished second in the overall points standing with a total of 833.75.

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Carifta Barbados 2022

It's Carifta time all across the Caribbean. Swimming takes centre stage this Easter weekend in Barbados and our club is proud to celebrate with our seven swimmers diving into the pool this weekend. 
Meet our Team 


Kara Hutchinson (11-12) 

Events:

  • 200m breast
  • 50m breast
  • 400m free 
  • 200m free relay 
  • 400m free relay 

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