Concorde at NACAC 2026
Concorde made a remarkable impression at the NACAC 2026 U18 U23 championships. Tenique Vincent showcased her talent by earning a bronze medal in the Women U23 Heptathlon, demonstrating her dedication and skill. Additionally, Soleil Caruth played a vital role in securing a silver medal for the Girls U18 4x400m Relay team, highlighting the strength and teamwork of our young athletes. Congratulations to both athletes for their outstanding performances!
Breanna Mc Kie
Girls U11 100m
Finalist
Arya James
Danae Stewart
Brandon Telesford
Jelani Peters
D'zya Smith
Superb performances on Day 2 at Mason Hall Police Youth ClubJuvenile Track and Field Classic
Top Performer
Rhaheim Mark delivered an emphatic performance in the boys U9 80 meters final, securing 3rd place with a personal best time of 12.34 seconds. This remarkable achievement closes his season as one of the top juvenile sprinters in the nation. With such talent determination, there's no doubt we can expect great things from him in future!
Nathan Cooper
Ivana Salandy
Team Performance
Our athletes showcased some great performances on the final day of the Mason Hall Police Youth Club Juvenile Classic. Serena Hernandez finished 8th in the Girls U9 80m final with a of 13.13 seconds, just shy of her qualifying time 13.09 seconds. Breanna Mckie also placed 8th in the Girls U11 100m final, clocking in at 11.95 seconds. Notably, Amani Hector-Joseph achieved a personal best of 11.27 seconds, securing 6th place in the Boys U11 80m dash finals. Jenya Sharpe made her mark by finishing 7th in the Girls U13 100m final with a personal best of 13.83 seconds. In the Boys U13 100m final, Joachim Richards ran a fantastic race, finishing 5th with a personal best of 13.30 seconds, improving from his previous best of 13.51 seconds which he produced in the qualifying rounds. Additionally, in the Girls U15 100m final, Cayleigh Washington placed 7th with a time of 13.55 seconds, and Gabriella Jackson followed closely in 8th with 13.71 seconds.
Congratulations to our Mixed Under 11 relay team of Amani Hector-Joseph, Ivana Salandy,Kamari Mitchell and Breanna McKie for securing 3 place with an impressive time 57.94 seconds! Our Mixed U13 team, consisting Joachim Richards, Nicklin King, Jeremy Melville, Jenya Sharpe, also put up a strong fight, finishing 5th overall with a time of 54.65 seconds. Congratulations to our team for securing 6th place overall in the standings with an impressive score of 143 points over the two days! This tremendous performance highlights the hard work and dedication of our athletes on the final day of competition!
Mason Hall Police Youth Club
Juvenile Track and Field Classic
DAY1
Amani Hector Joseph
Amani Hector-Joseph had an impressive first on the track! He secured 2nd place in the Boys U11 Long Jump with a distance of 3.81 meters on his final jump. In the 150m, he showcased his speed by finishing as the 9th fastest, just missing the final by one spot. Amani capped off his day by running the first leg of the U11 mixed relay, where his team finished 3rd overall after winning their heat in a time of 29.62 seconds.
U9 Mixed 4x50m Team
Congratulations to our U9 mixed relay team for their outstanding performance! They won the first heat with an impressive time of 33.79 seconds, securing a well-deserved bronze medal overall. The team, featuring Rhaheim Mark on the first leg, Arya James in the second, Jelani Peters in the third, and Serena Hernandez on the final leg, They showcased remarkable teamwork and skill. We couldn’t be prouder of these young athletes!
Kamari Mitchell
Congratulations to Kamari Mitchell and the Mixed U11 relay team for securing a well-deserved bronze medal! The team, made up Amani Hector-Joseph on the first leg, Danae Stewart on the second leg, Mitchell on the third leg, and Breanna McKie bringing it home in the final leg, showcased incredible teamwork and determination. This achievement is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Well done, everyone!
The first day of competition showcased some remarkable performances! Serena Hernandez and Rhaheim Mark both reached the finals in the U9 150 meters, finishing 4th and 5th respectively in the Ball throw, continuing their consistent season.Breanna McKie narrowly missed the U11 150m finals, finishing 10th with a time of 22.68 seconds and also placed 8th in the long jump final. Danae Stewart impressed winning her U11 150m heat in 23.07 seconds, while Ivana Salandy and Kamari Mitchell also performed well in their heats. Cayleigh Wahington clinched gold in the U15 High Jump, and in the Boys U18 100, Sean Hart, Dishawn Trudge, Josiah Rogers all made it to the finals, securing 2nd, 3rd, and 5th respectively. It was a fantastic showing the Concorde team at the end of day one!
HIGHLIGHTS
TRAIL BLAZER
Big applause to Adrianna Garcia for placing 3rd overall in the UTT 5K this weekend! This remarkable achievement showcases her determination and talent as a trailblazer. This Concordian no challenge is too tough for her. Well done, Adrianna!
Congratulations to Omari Lewis, Reese Webster, and Janae Degannes on their selection to represent Trinidad and Tobago at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow 2026! This is an incredible achievement, and we are proud of your dedication and hard work. Best of luck as you prepare to showcase your talents on such a prestigious stage!
Congratulations to Tyrique and Tynique Vincent from the entire Concorde family! We are incredibly proud of your acceptance to Liberty University. As you embark on this new journey, remember to keep reaching for the sky and pursuing your dreams. We can't wait to see all amazing things you will accomplish!
Congratulations to Revell Webster for being selected to represent Trinidad and Tobago at the NACAC Games 2026! We are immensely proud of your. Go out there and blaze the track with your passion and determination!
OUR JUVENILE ATHLETES
Wishing all our juvenile athletes the best of luck as they prepare for Mason Hall Police Youth Club Juvenile Track Classic this weekend Let's come together to support the future of the club and cheer on these talented individuals as they strive for excellence. We are proud of their dedication and hard work!
Great Ending to NAAA Open & Junior Championships 2026
The 2026 NAAA Open & Junior Championships wrapped up with remarkable performances from our athletes. Reese Webster secured 3rd place in the women's 200m final with a of 23.42 seconds, qualifying for the NACA team to represent Trinidad and Tobago. She also impressed in the preliminary round with a blazing 23.05 seconds, earning her spot in the upcoming Commonwealth Games. Soleil Caruth shone brightly as well, finishing 2nd in the Girls U18 400m final with a personal best of 55.36 seconds and placing 3rd in the 200m final with a time of 24.35 seconds, both qualifying her for NACA team. Concorde finished 3rd overall in the medal count with 27 medals, which included 9 gold, 9 silver, and 9 bronze. Additionally, Concorde placed 2nd overall in the Senior Championship Club with 98 points and 4th in the Junior Championship Club with 120 points. We applaud the efforts of all our athletes and coaches for their hard work and dedication!
NAAATT OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026
Omari Lewis successfully defended his 100m title with an impressive time 10.07 seconds, showcasing his speed and determination. Revell Webster secured third place, finishing in 10.33 seconds. In the women's 100m final, Reece Webster claimed second place a time of 11.24 seconds, contributing to Concorde's strong performance at the national championships. Together, they brought home more honors for our team, highlighting their continuous exceptional season performances.
100m Champion
Congratulations to Omari Lewis for successfully defending his 100m title with an impressive time of 10.07 seconds! Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off, and the journey continues. We are all very proud of you! Keep pushing forward!
Winners
Congratulations to proud parents who celebrated their children's incredible achievements! Reese and Revell Webster showcased their talent by securing top 3 placements in both the men's and women's 100m finals. What a remarkable accomplishment for this talented family! Their hard work and dedication truly shine through.
