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The 2017 Central American Championships in Athletics was the 28th edition of the annual competition in athletics organized by the CADICA. It was held from 30 June to 2 July 2017 in the Estadio Olímpico José Simón Azcona in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. A total of 230 athletes representing 7 different nations competed at the Championships. The Most Valuable Player of the Championships was Samantha Dirks of Belize.

Dates30 June – 2 July
VenueEstadio Olímpico José Simón Azcona
LevelSenior
Quick facts XXVIII Central American Championships in Athletics, Dates ...
XXVIII Central American Championships in Athletics
Dates30 June – 2 July
Host cityTegucigalpa, Honduras Honduras
VenueEstadio Olímpico José Simón Azcona
LevelSenior
Events44
Participation7 nations
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Background

The Central American Championships in Athletics is an annual athletics competition organised by the Confederación Atlética del Istmo Centroamericano (CADICA). This edition of the Championships marked the 28th edition of the competition. It was held from 30 June to 2 July 2017. It was held in the Estadio Olímpico José Simón Azcona in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. A total of 44 events were held during the Championships; 22 for the men and 22 for the women.[1]

Participants

A total of 230 athletes representing 7 different nations competed at the Championships.[1]

Medal summary

Men

One championship record in the men's events was set during the competition. Guatemala had the most gold medals in the men's events with six gold medals. Gerald Drummond of Costa Rica was the best male athlete of the competition after he had won three gold medals in the men's events.[1]

More information Event, Gold ...
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres (wind: -0.4 m/s) Mateo Edward
 Panama
10.52 Rolando Palacios
 Honduras
10.55 Shermal Calimore
 Costa Rica
10.70
200 metres (wind: -0.3 m/s) Shermal Calimore
 Costa Rica
21.30 Virjilio Griggs
 Belize
21.39 Brandon Jones
 Belize
21.42
400 metres Gerald Drummond
 Costa Rica
46.76 Sherman Guity
 Costa Rica
46.82 José Humberto Bermúdez
 Guatemala
47.83
800 metres Chamar Chambers
 Panama
1:50.58 Juan Diego Castro
 Costa Rica
1:51.12 Josué Murcia
 Costa Rica
1:51.18
1500 metres Erik Rodríguez
 Nicaragua
3:58.65 Georman Rivas
 Costa Rica
3:58.73 Juan Diego Castro
 Costa Rica
3:59.67
5000 metres Walter Yac
 Guatemala
15:25.01 Julio Avilés
 Costa Rica
15:26.51 Pedro Chacón
 Costa Rica
15:6.55
10,000 metres Williams Julajúj
 Guatemala
? Mario Sucup
 Guatemala
? Daniel Johanning
 Costa Rica
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110 metres hurdles (wind: -0.9 m/s) José Adalberto Chorro
 El Salvador
15.03 Gino Toscano
 Panama
15.04 Ronald Ramírez
 Guatemala
15.72
400 metres hurdles Gerald Drummond
 Costa Rica
51.43 José Humberto Bermúdez
 Guatemala
51.48 Pablo Andrés Ibáñez
 El Salvador
52.81
3000 metres steeplechase Erick Rodríguez
 Nicaragua
9:16.69 Álvaro Vázquez
 Nicaragua
9:31.34 David Escobar
 El Salvador
9:34.19
4 × 100 metres relay Belize
Shaun Gill
Brandon Jones
Mark Anderson
Rahim Monsanto
41.54  El Salvador
José Adalberto Chorro
Ronal Moreno
José David Braghieri
Juan Carlos Rodríguez
41.36 Honduras
Calet Isaula
Josef Norales
Vicente Aranda
Rolando Palacios
41.64
4 × 400 metres relay  Costa Rica
Josué Murcia
Shermal Calimore
Sherman Guity
Gerald Drummond
3:16.63  Panama
Jaime Smith
Joseph Acevedo
Virjilio Griggs
Chamar Chambers
3:18.29  Guatemala
Rodrigo Garnica
Byron Herrera
Wesly Gregorio
José Humberto Bermúdez
3:18.53
20,000 metres track walk Jurgen Grave
 Guatemala
1:27:03.62 José Gregorio Ajcam
 Guatemala
1:28:36.29 Ángel Batz
 Guatemala
1:29:05.55
High jump Alexander Bowen
 Panama
2.17 CR Jaime Escobar
 Panama
2.10 William Ríos
 Panama
2.05
Pole vault Natán Rivera
 El Salvador
4.70 Pedro Figueroa
 El Salvador
4.65 Christian Higueros
 Guatemala
3.80
Long jump Jhamal Bowen
 Panama
7.33 Rolando Pinzón
 Panama
7.30 Juan Mosquera
 Panama
7.22
Triple jump Brandon Jones
 Belize
15.40 Jason Castro
 Honduras
15.33 Becker Jarquín
 Nicaragua
14.79
Shot put Billy López
 Guatemala
14.61 Winston Campbell
 Honduras
13.48 Luis Iván Sandoval
 Panama
13.36
Discus throw Winston Campbell
 Honduras
49.35 Oscar Márquez
 El Salvador
40.97 Enrique Martínez
 El Salvador
40.19
Hammer throw Diego Berríos
 Guatemala
55.30 Enrique Martínez
 El Salvador
52.19 Kevin Linares
 El Salvador
49.78
Javelin throw Luis Taracena
 Guatemala
69.35 Jonathan Cedeño
 Panama
61.85 Rowe Miranda
 Panama
58.76
Decathlon Jorge Luis Mena
 Panama
5612 Jorge Luis Castillo
 Panama
5174 Edgar Nieto
 Panama
5077
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Women

Two championship records were set during the women's events of the championships. Panama had the most gold medals in the women's events with seven gold medals.[1] Samantha Dirks of Belize was awarded as the Most Valuable Player of the competition and the best female athlete during the competition after she had earned three gold medals.[2]

More information Event, Gold ...
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres (wind: -2.1 m/s) Nathalee Aranda
 Panama
12.07 Tricia Flores
 Belize
12.64 Kendy Rosales
 Honduras
12.73
200 metres (wind: -1.1 m/s) Samantha Dirks
 Belize
24.22 Kendy Rosales
 Honduras
25.44 María Odily García
 Nicaragua
26.08
400 metres Samantha Dirks
 Belize
53.54 Sharolyn Scott
 Costa Rica
54.26 Desiré Bermúduez
 Costa Rica
55.02
800 metres Andrea Ferris
 Panama
2:11.62 Daniela Rojas
 Costa Rica
2:13.70 Asling Vásquez
 Nicaragua
2:18.70
1500 metres Andrea Ferris
 Panama
4:42.22 Mónica Vargas
 Costa Rica
4:45.63 Cindy Monterroso
 Guatemala
4:48.63
5000 metres Cindy Monterroso
 Guatemala
18:43.30 Yelka Mairena
 Nicaragua
18:58.54 Mónica Vargas
 Costa Rica
19:19.44
10,000 metres Yelka Mairena
 Nicaragua
39:31.29 Cindy Monterroso
 Guatemala
39:40.08 Ana Mirta Hércules
 El Salvador
41:17.03
100 metres hurdles (wind: -1.0  m/s) Andrea Vargas
 Costa Rica
13.65 CR Kayla Smith
 Panama
14.40 Reymi Irvin
 Panama
15.50
400 metres hurdles Sharolyn Scott
 Costa Rica
59.19 Kayla Smith
 Panama
61.20 Reymi Irvin
 Panama
65.73
3000 metres steeplechase Irma Aldana
 El Salvador
11:50.04 Brenda Salmerón
 El Salvador
12:13.58 Chrisdyala Moraga
 Costa Rica
12:59.68
4 × 100 metres relay Belize
Faith Morrs
Tricia Flores
Hilary Gladden
Samantha Dirks
48.21  Costa Rica
Keylin Pennant
Andrea Vargas
María Alejandra Murillo
Melanie Foulkes
48.36  El Salvador
Iris Santamaría
Adriana Andrade
Mariella Mena
Nancy Sandoval
48.72
4 × 400 metres relay  Costa Rica
Sharolyn Scott
María Alejandra Murillo
Daniela Rojas
Desiré Bermúdez
3:49.87  Nicaragua
Jarey Vásquez
Asling Vásquez
María Odily García
Ingrid Narváez
3:53.67  El Salvador
Iris Santamaría
Brenda Salmerón
Adriana Andrade
Irma Aldana
4:15.80
10,000 metres track walk Yesenia Miranda
 El Salvador
51:08.41 Glenda Úbeda
 Nicaragua
52:13.99 María José Blandón
 Nicaragua
53:02.24
High jump Kashany Ríos
 Panama
1.66 Ana María Porras
 Costa Rica
1.63 Magaly Carvajal
 Costa Rica
1.60
Pole vault Andrea Velasco
 El Salvador
3.40 Fátima Soto
 El Salvador
3.30 Natalie Segura
 Guatemala
2.80
Long jump Nathalee Aranda
 Panama
6.21 CR Estefany Cruz
 Guatemala
5.80 Ana María Porras
 Costa Rica
5.80
Triple jump Estefany Cruz
 Guatemala
12.40 Ana María Martínez
 Panama
12.40 Nancy Sandoval
 El Salvador
12.13
Shot put Aixa Middleton
 Panama
12.92 Dalila Rugama
 Nicaragua
12.29 Naomy Smith
 Costa Rica
11.47
Discus throw Aixa Middleton
 Panama
49.87 Alma Guitiérrez
 Honduras
41.31 Estefanie Sosa
 Guatemala
36.82
Hammer throw Sonja Moreno
 Guatemala
47.83 Dagmar Alvarado
 Panama
45.03 Viviana Abarca
 Costa Rica
42.87
Javelin throw Dalila Rugama
 Nicaragua
48.51 Genova Arias
 Costa Rica
41.78 Sofía Alonso
 Guatemala
40.90
Heptathlon Katy Sealy
 Belize
4054 Karla Molina
 El Salvador
3849 Only two participants
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Medal table

  *   Host nation ( Honduras)

More information Rank, Nation ...
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Panama (PAN)1210729
2 Guatemala (GUA)85922
3 Costa Rica (CRC)7101229
4 Belize6219
5 El Salvador (ESA)57820
6 Nicaragua (NCA)45413
7 Honduras*1528
Totals (7 entries)434443130
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