00:00A big push was required on the final day in Grenada as Trinidad and Tobago trailed the Bahamas in third
00:05spot with 23 medals.
00:07And the effort was certainly there as Tobago's Kyle Alexander stormed to 800m goal in the boys under 20.
00:13As they turn for home, the man Alexander, he has the advantage being pressed by Frederick of Grenada.
00:20Morgan left back and also pressing is Robert from Guyana. This is going to be an Alexander show.
00:25The man from Trinidad and Tobago will win gold. Kyle Alexander gets the win.
00:31Jamaica were the standard as always as they topped the table with 71 medals including 28 gold.
00:37But TNT were climbing as Chelsea and Joseph took runs in the girls under 1700m hurdles.
00:43But the Jamaicans start to come forward, Mikaela Gordon, then on the inside to Shana Godfrey.
00:48The Jamaicans are one and two at the moment. It's Godfrey and Gordon. Godfrey wins it. 12-8-8.
00:54And Jenna Marie Thomas bagged her second medal claiming silver in the girls under 20 finals.
00:59Marshall stepping away from Thomas. Problems for Berlix. Marshall, no one did Thomas.
01:03And on the inside from the U.S. Virgin Islands Swindle.
01:06After her twin brother Tyreek won goal on Sunday, Tanique Vincent followed suit retaining her goal medal in the heptathlon.
01:13And Kari Robbery was just behind her to capture silver in the same event.
01:17More goal was struck on the final day as Michael Paul leapt to precious metal in the long jump.
01:22His 6.93 meters enough to see him improve on his bronze from the year before.
01:27Jafari Shaw threw a best of 56.30 meters to take home the boys under 17 discos goal.
01:33However, it was on the track that 10 of TNT's 12 final day medal hole happened.
01:38As Jeremy Samaru survived the 5,000 meter to grab bronze.
01:42Barbados smashed the record to win the boys under 24 by 4.
01:45As TNT originally finished fourth behind Bahamas.
01:48But were bumped up to bronze after Bahamas were disqualified.
01:53Barbados will win gold in the 4 by 4.
01:56Big run for them and the time is fast too.
02:003.05.68 was the record.
02:03No technicalities in the girls under 17 4 by 4.
02:06Jamaica finished first while TNT were edged out by Bahamas fourth silver medal.
02:11Bahamas storming forward to chase Trinidad for that silver.
02:16Jamaica wins gold. Bahamas in the second spot here.
02:20Bahamas get silver.
02:22Trinidad and Tobago bronze.
02:24More medals came in the girls under 17 200 finals.
02:27Jael Peters grabbed silver behind Antigua's Tyra Fenton.
02:30While Eden Chihua narrowly missed a bronze.
02:34It is Fenton of Antigua and Barbuda.
02:37She's gonna get a second goal.
02:39A brilliant run from the Antiguan.
02:41And on the outside Jael Peters of Trinidad and Tobago.
02:45TNT were denied in the girls under 20 finals.
02:47But it was really a moment for Jamaica Shanoia Douglas to showcase her class with a new championship record.
02:53It is Shanoia Douglas of Jamaica.
02:55Latrice East in second.
02:57On the inside Brian Barnett of Haiti is there as well.
03:00But Shanoia Douglas oh my word.
03:03What if that is right.
03:05Indeed the time was right as she broke her own junior record with 22.11 seconds to be crowned the
03:12most outstanding athlete.
03:14But it was a milestone day for TNT as they finished with their second best medal hole of 35 medals.
03:19Five short of the 41 at the 2010 games.
03:23Terrence Clark, TV6 Sport.
03:25So kids, can you beg your attention?
03:26I tryariat with making a platinum belt.
03:26After this meeting, we have to relax with 39 million.
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