MICHAL Paul, La’Shiya Biggart, Makayla Cupid and Aaron Radgman combined for silver in the mixed 13-14 4×100 metres relay at the North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) U13-U15 Championships in Santiago, Dominican Republic, over the weekend.

The Trinidad and Tobago quartet clocked 47.50 seconds. Jamaica won in 45.80, with third spot going to Curacao in 47.60.

T&T finished seventh in the mixed 11-12 4×1, Jafari Edwards, Daija Reid, Ryanna Regis and Kerlon Henry teaming up for a 52.97 seconds run. Bahamas, Barbados and Jamaica were first, second and third, respectively, clocking 50.57, 51.08 and 51.46.

Reid finished 13th in the Girls’ 11-12 pentathlon. She accumulated 2,406 points in the five-discipline event. Regis was 24th with 2,023. Reid was impressive in the 60m dash, finishing first in her section and second overall in 8.21 seconds.

Edwards secured 13th spot in the Boys’ 11-12 pentathlon. He earned 2,780 points to finish just ahead of Henry, who was 14th with 2,760. Edwards topped the high jump with a 1.56 metres clearance.

Paul’s 4,411 points earned him 14th spot in the Boys’ 13-14 heptathlon. Radgman did not complete the seven-discipline event. Paul had the second best clearance in the high jump – 1.70m.

Cupid was 17th in the Girls