2011 NACAC Combined Events Championships

2011 NACAC Combined Events Championships
Organisers	NACAC
Edition	6th
Date	May 27–28
Host city	Kingston, Jamaica
Venue	Usain Bolt Track
Participation	28 + 1 invited athletes from ; 12 + 1 invited nations
	← 2009 Havanna 2012 Ottawa → ;

The 2011 NACAC Combined Events Championships were held in Mona, Saint Andrew, Jamaica, at the Usain Bolt Track of the University of the West Indies on May 27–28, 2011. A detailed report on the event and an appraisal of the results was given.[1]

Complete results were published.[2][3][4]

Medallists

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's Decathlon	Maurice Smith Jamaica	8078	Damian Warner Canada	7760	Chris Helwick United States	7609
Women's Heptathlon	Emily Pearson United States	5585	Salcia Slack Jamaica	5534	Francia Marzanillo Dominican Republic	5474

Results

Men's Decathlon

Key

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Rank	Athlete	Overall points	100 m	LJ	SP	HJ	400 m	110 m H	DT	PV	JT	1500 m
	Maurice Smith Jamaica	8078	874 10.94 s w:-1.8	852 7.16 m w:+2.2	906 16.88 m	723 1.91 m	824 49.80 s	973 14.01 s w:+0.5	821 47.61 m	790 4.60 m	685 56.50 m	630 4:48.13 min
	Damian Warner Canada	7760	933 10.68 s w:-1.8	918 7.43 m w:+1.9	657 12.83 m	749 1.94 m	825 49.77 s	989 13.89 s w:+0.5	772 45.25 m	731 4.40 m	643 53.68 m	543 5:02.98 min
	Chris Helwick United States	7609	755 11.49 s w:-2.0	833 7.08 m w:+1.4	699 13.52 m	776 1.97 m	803 50.26 s	796 15.45 s w:+0.5	678 40.67 m	819 4.70 m	703 57.71 m	747 4:29.69 min
4	Chris Randolph United States	7358	723 11.64 s w:-2.0	823 7.04 m w:+2.5	700 13.54 m	749 1.94 m	791 50.52 s	829 15.17 s w:+0.5	734 43.42 m	673 4.20 m	673 55.68 m	663 4:42.69 min
5	Steven Marrero Puerto Rico	6647	667 11.92 s w:-1.8	746 6.71 m w:+0.5	688 13.34 m	593 1.76 m	737 51.72 s	564 17.59 s w:+0.5	764 44.88 m	702 4.30 m	674 55.75 m	512 5:08.42 min
6	Pat Arbour Canada	6547	647 12.02 s w:-2.0	595 6.04 m w:+0.1	697 13.48 m	619 1.79 m	647 53.82 s	775 15.63 s w:+0.5	810 47.10 m	535 3.70 m	720 58.83 m	502 5:10.20 min
7	Rodrigo Sagaon Mexico	6540	801 11.27 s w:-2.0	578 5.96 m w:+1.1	589 11.72 m	544 1.70 m	842 49.42 s	742 15.92 s w:+0.5	695 41.49 m	617 4.00 m	564 48.32 m	568 4:58.63 min
8	Darwin Colón Honduras	6539	814 11.21 s w:-1.8	702 6.52 m w:+0.8	629 12.37 m	619 1.79 m	756 51.29 s	846 15.03 s w:+0.5	689 41.20 m	535 3.70 m	416 38.22 m	533 5:04.74 min
9	Jorge Eduard Rivera Mexico	6367	661 11.95 s w:-2.0	702 6.52 m w:+1.0	594 11.79 m	831 2.03 m	721 52.08 s	745 15.89 s w:+0.5	559 34.75 m	535 3.70 m	511 44.72 m	508 5:09.15 min
DNF	Claston Bernard Jamaica	5508	812 11.22 s w:-1.8	764 6.79 m w:+0.4	686 13.30 m	803 2.00 m	745 51.55 s	903 14.56 s w:+0.5	795 46.37 m	0 NH	DNS
10	Rolando Ayala El Salvador	4723	673 11.89 s w:-2.0	659 6.33 m w:+1.8	444 9.30 m	0 NH	758 51.25 s	455 18.75 s w:+0.5	337 23.44 m	457 3.40 m	379 35.60 m	561 4:59.71 min
DNF	Marcos Sánchez-Valle Puerto Rico	2021	746 11.53 s w:-1.8	584 5.99 m w:+0.9	691 13.39 m	DNS
DNS	Joe Detmer United States

Women's Heptathlon

Key

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Rank	Athlete	Overall points	100 m H	HJ	SP	200 m	LJ	JT	800 m
	Emily Pearson United States	5585	980 13.99 s w:-1.2	806 1.66 m	613 11.27 m	887 25.00 s w:-3.6	744 5.65 m w:-2.9	751 44.35 m	804 2:21.48 min
	Salcia Slack Jamaica	5534	872 14.77 s w:-1.8	736 1.60 m	674 12.20 m	795 26.03 s w:-2.5	846 5.99 m w:-1.1	745 44.05 m	866 2:16.91 min
—	Naomi Osazuwa Nigeria	5506	990 13.92 s w:-1.2	879 1.72 m	658 11.96 m	899 24.87 s w:-3.6	822 5.91 m w:+0.4	496 31.00 m	762 2:24.64 min
	Francia Marzanillo Dominican Republic	5474	903 14.54 s w:-2.3	771 1.63 m	696 12.52 m	850 25.40 s w:-2.5	651 5.33 m w:+0.0	726 43.08 m	877 2:16.11 min
4	Juana Castillo Dominican Republic	5356	862 14.85 s w:-2.3	806 1.66 m	707 12.70 m	713 26.98 s w:-3.6	729 5.60 m w:-0.1	677 40.53 m	862 2:17.18 min
5	Jen Cotten Canada	5245	966 14.09 s w:-1.2	736 1.60 m	581 10.79 m	850 25.40 s w:-3.6	807 5.86 m w:-1.7	413 26.63 m	892 2:15.03 min
6	Kasey Hill United States	5194	938 14.29 s w:-1.2	736 1.60 m	722 12.92 m	821 25.73 s w:-3.6	686 5.45 m w:-1.7	460 29.13 m	831 2:19.42 min
7	Audilia da Veiga / Martinique	4883	932 14.33 s w:-2.3	842 1.69 m	677 12.24 m	742 26.64 s w:-2.5	606 5.17 m w:-1.2	497 31.08 m	587 2:38.75 min
8	Karla Scheleske Mexico	4816	831 15.08 s w:-2.3	842 1.69 m	564 10.53 m	669 27.52 s w:-2.5	645 5.31 m w:-1.4	573 35.08 m	692 2:30.05 min
9	Shianne Smith Bermuda	4807	817 15.19 s w:-1.8	632 1.51 m	525 9.93 m	827 25.66 s w:-2.5	651 5.33 m w:-0.6	492 30.82 m	863 2:17.14 min
10	Ayde Villareal Mexico	4779	931 14.34 s w:-1.2	701 1.57 m	417 8.27 m	793 26.05 s w:-3.6	831 5.94 m w:-1.0	254 18.14 m	852 2:17.93 min
11	Sharon Day United States	4771	949 14.21 s w:-1.2	879 1.72 m	780 13.79 m	856 25.34 s w:-3.6	715 5.55 m w:-3.4	592 36.09 m	DNS
12	Ana María Porras Costa Rica	4602	806 15.27 s w:-2.3	806 1.66 m	531 10.03 m	691 27.25 s w:-3.6	732 5.61 m w:-0.1	356 23.58 m	680 2:31.02 min
13	Gleneve Grange Jamaica	4331	584 17.11 s w:-1.8	632 1.51 m	533 10.06 m	738 26.69 s w:-3.6	617 5.21 m w:-1.0	491 30.74 m	736 2:26.59 min
14	Ruth Morales Guatemala	4008	672 16.35 s w:-2.3	701 1.57 m	466 9.03 m	681 27.38 s w:-3.6	464 4.64 m w:-0.4	462 29.21 m	562 2:40.95 min
DNF	Andrea Jackson Bermuda	2012	713 16.01 s w:-1.8	666 1.54 m	633 11.58 m	DNS
DNS	Janieve Russell Jamaica

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 28 athletes from 12 countries.

Guatemala (1)
Honduras (1)
Jamaica (4)
/ Martinique (1)
Mexico (4)

Puerto Rico (2)
United States (5)

Invited:

Nigeria (1)

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References

Foster, Anthony (29 May 2011), Smith and Pearson take NACAC Combined Events titles, IAAF, retrieved September 16, 2013
NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA, USA Track & Field, retrieved September 16, 2013
NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA (PDF), CACAC, 28 May 2011, retrieved September 16, 2013
NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA (PDF), NACAC, 28 May 2011, archived from the original (PDF) on 4 April 2012, retrieved September 16, 2013

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[iaaf_01-1] Foster, Anthony (29 May 2011), Smith and Pearson take NACAC Combined Events titles, IAAF, retrieved September 16, 2013

[usatf_01-2] NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA, USA Track & Field, retrieved September 16, 2013

[cacac_01-3] NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA (PDF), CACAC, 28 May 2011, retrieved September 16, 2013

[nacac_01-4] NACAC COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS - 5/27/2011 to 5/28/2011 - UWI / USAIN BOLT TRACK - KINGSTON JAMAICA (PDF), NACAC, 28 May 2011, archived from the original (PDF) on 4 April 2012, retrieved September 16, 2013

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