2019 NACAC Cross Country Championships explained

2019 NACAC Cross Country Championships
Organisers:	NACAC
Edition:	16th
Date:	February 16
Host City:	Port of Spain, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago
Location:	Queen's Park Savannah
Nations Participating:	8
Athletes Participating:	99
Races:	4
Distances:	10 km – Senior men 8 km – Junior men (U20) 10 km – Senior women 6 km – Junior women (U20)
Previous:	2018 San Salvador
Next:	2020

The 2019 NACAC Cross Country Championships took place on February 16, 2019. The races were held at the Queen's Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. A detailed report of the event was given for the IAAF.

Medallists

Individual
Senior men (10 km)	Abbabiya Simbassa	31:49	Frankline Tonui	31:50	Reid Buchanan	31:51
Junior (U20) men (8 km)	Evan Burke	27:20	Nicholas Mota	27:30	Andrew Davies	27:37
Senior women (10 km)	Breanna Sieracki	36:34	Jessica O'Connell	36:37	Jessica Tonn	36:40
Junior (U20) women (6 km)	Taryn O'Neill	22:08	Charlotte Wood	22:10	Makenna Fitzgerald	22:14
Team
Senior women		18		20		55
Senior men		10		31		88
Junior (U20) women		10		33		58
Junior (U20) men		12		30		41

Race results

Senior Women's race (10 km)

+Individual race
width=5%	Rank	width=20%	Athlete	width=15%	Country	width=10%	Time
	align=left		align=left		36:34
	align=left		align=left		36:37
	align=left	Jessica Tonn	align=left		36:40
4	align=left		align=left		36:50
5	align=left		align=left		36:51
6	align=left		align=left		36:58
7	align=left		align=left		37:01
8	align=left	Hannah Everson	align=left		37:03
9	align=left		align=left		37:16
10	align=left		align=left		37:40
11	align=left	Katrina Spratford	align=left		37:44
12	align=left		align=left		38:11
13	align=left		align=left		38:16
14	align=left		align=left		39:05
15	align=left		align=left		39:29
16	align=left	Natalia Hawthorn	align=left		39:47
17	align=left		align=left		40:06
18	align=left		align=left		41:17
19	align=left		align=left		41:23
20	align=left		align=left		42:57
21	align=left		align=left		45:10

Senior Men's race (10 km)

+Individual race
width=5%	Rank	width=20%	Athlete	width=15%	Country	width=10%	Time
	align=left	Abbabiya Simbassa	align=left		31:49
	align=left		align=left		31:50
	align=left	Reid Buchanan	align=left		31:51
4	align=left		align=left		32:08
5	align=left	Rory Linkletter	align=left		32:13
6	align=left	David Elliott	align=left		32:17
7	align=left	Mike Tate	align=left		32:29
8	align=left		align=left		32:32
9	align=left	Evan Esselink	align=left		32:40
10	align=left		align=left		32:48
11	align=left		align=left		32:59
12	align=left		align=left		33:06
13	align=left		align=left		33:38
14	align=left		align=left		33:50
15	align=left		align=left		34:23
16	align=left		align=left		34:52
17	align=left		align=left		34:56
17	align=left		align=left		34:56
19	align=left		align=left		35:13
20	align=left		align=left		35:22
21	align=left		align=left		35:32
22	align=left		align=left		35:38
23	align=left		align=left		35:53
24	align=left		align=left		36:08
25	align=left		align=left		37:18
26	align=left		align=left		38:28
DNF	align=left		align=left		DNF

Junior (U20) women's race (6 km)

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+Teams
width=10%	Rank	width=30%	Team	width=10%	Points
	align=left	align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 1 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 2 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 3 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 4	10
	align=left	align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 6 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 8 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 9 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 10	33
	align=left	align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 12 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 14 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 15 align=left style="border:0" align=right style="border:0" 17	58

Junior (U20) men's race (8 km)

Medal table (unofficial)

• Note: Totals include both individual and team medals, with medals in the team competition counting as one medal.

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 99 athletes from 8 countries participated.

• (4)
• (22)
• (4)
• (10)
• (14)
• (14)
• (8)
• (23)

See also

• 2019 in athletics (track and field)

Notes and References

1. https://nacac-cross-country-championships.runnerspace.com/eprofile.php?do=info&event_id=2228 NACAC Cross Country Championships February 16th 2019 Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago