2005 NACAC Combined Events Championships

2005 NACAC Combined Events Championships
Organisers	NACAC
Edition	1st
Date	May 28–29
Host city	San Juan, Puerto Rico
Venue	Estadio Sixto Escobar
Participation	28 athletes from ; 9 nations
	2006 San Juan → ;

The 2005 NACAC Combined Events Championships were held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, at the Estadio Sixto Escobar on May 28–29, 2005. A detailed report on the event and an appraisal of the results was given.[1][2]

Complete results were published.[3][4]

Medallists

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's Decathlon	Maurice Smith Jamaica	8232	Ryan Harlan United States	7997	Paul Terek United States	7923
Women's Heptathlon	Fiona Asigbee United States	5868	Tracye Lawyer-Thomas United States	5603	Jackie Poulson United States	5499

Results

Men's Decathlon

Key

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Rank	Athlete	Overall points	100 m	LJ	SP	HJ	400 m	110 m H	DT	PV	JT	1500 m
	Maurice Smith Jamaica	8232 NR	926 10.71 s w:+2.5	866 7.22 m w:+3.2	839 15.80 m	785 1.98 m	883 48.54 s	953 14.17 s w:NWI	883 50.62 m	702 4.30 m	689 56.76 m	706 4:36.00 min
	Ryan Harlan United States	7997	850 11.05 s w:+2.5	807 6.97 m w:+3.5	838 15.79 m	868 2.07 m	831 49.65 s	984 13.93 s w:NWI	722 42.80 m	790 4.60 m	704 57.75 m	603 4:52.56 min
	Paul Terek United States	7923	856 11.02 s w:+2.5	859 7.19 m w:+3.1	768 14.64 m	785 1.98 m	876 48.70 s	827 15.19 s w:NWI	672 40.39 m	1004 5.30 m	546 47.10 m	730 4:32.28 min
4	Chris Boyles United States	7679	836 11.11 s w:+3.2	854 7.17 m w:+2.4	774 14.75 m	813 2.01 m	780 50.75 s	880 14.75 s w:NWI	687 41.10 m	819 4.70 m	647 53.95 m	589 4:55.01 min
5	Octavious Gillespie Guatemala	7255	767 11.43 s w:+2.5	850 7.15 m w:+2.6	681 13.22 m	813 2.01 m	701 52.54 s	829 15.17 s w:NWI	652 39.36 m	702 4.30 m	748 60.65 m	512 5:08.50 min
6	Steven Marrero Puerto Rico	7240	804 11.26 s w:+3.2	762 6.78 m w:+2.1	664 12.95 m	627 1.80 m	851 49.22 s	724 16.08 s w:NWI	689 41.20 m	760 4.50 m	617 51.92 m	742 4:30.47 min
7	Andrés Horacio Mantilla Colombia	6973 NR	821 11.18 s w:+3.2	709 6.55 m w:+2.5	619 12.20 m	758 1.95 m	731 51.86 s	833 15.14 s w:NWI	674 40.46 m	617 4.00 m	583 49.63 m	628 4:48.40 min
8	Juan Pedro Santarosa Mexico	6593	769 11.42 s w:+3.2	608 6.10 m w:+2.9	583 11.62 m	653 1.83 m	750 51.43 s	768 15.69 s w:NWI	628 38.22 m	673 4.20 m	489 43.19 m	672 4:41.31 min
9	Marcos Sánchez-Valle Puerto Rico	6578	821 11.18 s w:+3.2	702 6.52 m w:+3.3	587 11.68 m	627 1.80 m	849 49.27 s	729 16.03 s w:NWI	507 32.13 m	457 3.40 m	593 50.30 m	706 4:35.96 min
10	Freddy Díaz Venezuela	6396	742 11.55 s w:+3.2	655 6.31 m w:+2.9	548 11.03 m	602 1.77 m	730 51.87 s	791 15.49 s w:NWI	486 31.09 m	645 4.10 m	479 42.57 m	718 4:34.07 min
DNF	Jay Atchenson Canada	5880	801 11.27 s w:+3.2	655 6.31 m w:+2.9	581 11.58 m	679 1.86 m	788 50.59 s	762 15.74 s w:NWI	553 34.45 m	562 3.80 m	499 43.90 m	DNS
DNF	Jamie Adjetey-Nelson Canada	5264	870 10.96 s w:+2.5	876 7.26 m w:+3.1	547 11.02 m	813 2.01 m	833 49.61 s	827 15.19 s w:NWI	498 31.72 m	DNS
DNF	James Holder Canada	797	797 11.29 s w:+2.5	DNS
DNS	José Román Puerto Rico

Women's Heptathlon

Key

The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow

Rank	Athlete	Overall points	100 m H	HJ	SP	200 m	LJ	JT	800 m
	Fiona Asigbee United States	5868	1031 13.63 s w:+1.5	1003 1.82 m	693 12.48 m	913 24.72 s w:+1.5	853 6.01 m w:+2.8	590 35.94 m	785 2:22.85 min
	Tracye Lawyer-Thomas United States	5603	1018 13.72 s w:+2.8	928 1.76 m	742 13.22 m	938 24.45 s w:+1.2	771 5.74 m w:+3.2	630 38.07 m	576 2:39.69 min
	Jackie Poulson United States	5499	901 14.56 s w:+2.8	747 1.61 m	662 12.02 m	878 25.10 s w:+1.5	765 5.72 m w:+2.9	689 41.14 m	857 2:17.56 min
4	Coralys Ortiz Puerto Rico	5321 NR	916 14.45 s w:+2.8	712 1.58 m	610 11.23 m	818 25.76 s w:+1.5	683 5.44 m w:+3.7	845 49.24 m	737 2:26.50 min
5	Diana Ibargüen Colombia	5203	945 14.24 s w:+1.5	712 1.58 m	639 11.66 m	821 25.73 s w:+1.2	753 5.68 m w:+2.9	651 39.17 m	682 2:30.89 min
6	Nasli Perea Colombia	5099	847 14.96 s w:+1.5	855 1.70 m	585 10.85 m	751 26.54 s w:+1.2	774 5.75 m w:+2.6	612 37.10 m	675 2:31.47 min
7	Nadina Marsh Jamaica	4977	923 14.40 s w:+2.8	855 1.70 m	575 10.69 m	786 26.13 s w:+1.2	700 5.50 m w:+2.8	584 35.64 m	554 2:41.67 min
8	Yalitza Rivera Puerto Rico	4949	891 14.63 s w:+1.5	855 1.70 m	614 11.28 m	763 26.39 s w:+1.5	584 5.09 m w:+2.8	519 32.21 m	723 2:27.60 min
9	Juana Castillo Dominican Republic	4931	777 15.50 s w:+1.5	747 1.61 m	666 12.08 m	746 26.59 s w:+1.5	612 5.19 m w:+3.0	600 36.50 m	783 2:22.98 min
10	Anna-Kay Campbell Jamaica	4633	855 14.90 s w:+2.8	747 1.61 m	354 7.30 m	850 25.40 s w:+1.2	887 6.12 m w:+2.9	312 21.26 m	628 2:35.27 min
11	Mariana Abuela Mexico	4536	783 15.45 s w:+1.5	712 1.58 m	497 9.51 m	692 27.24 s w:+1.5	540 4.93 m w:+3.1	565 34.63 m	747 2:25.72 min
12	Nahomi Rivera Puerto Rico	4466	729 15.88 s w:+2.8	747 1.61 m	507 9.65 m	718 26.93 s w:+1.5	674 5.41 m w:+2.6	541 33.40 m	550 2:42.00 min
DNF	Mereció Kytzzia Vázquez Mexico	1771	695 16.16 s w:+1.5	610 1.49 m	466 9.03 m	DNS
DNF	Véronique Fortin Canada	816	138 22.33 s w:+2.8	678 1.55 m	DNS

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 28 athletes from 9 countries. Obviously, the event was also open for athletes from CACAC member nations that are non-NACAC members (Colombia and Venezuela).

Guatemala (1)
Jamaica (3)
Mexico (3)

References

Finisterre, Terry (28 May 2005), Smith leads the chasing pack - NACAC Combined Events Championships, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013
Finisterre, Terry (29 May 2005), Asigbee and Smith take inaugural NACAC Combined Events titles, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013
NACAC Championships - San Juan, PUR - 28 May 2005 - 29 May 2005 (PDF), Athletics Canada, archived from the original (PDF) on 23 May 2012, retrieved 14 September 2013
I NACAC Combined Events Championships - 2005 - NACAC-CE San Juan PUR - 28-29 May 2005, CACAC, retrieved September 14, 2013

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[iaaf_01-1] Finisterre, Terry (28 May 2005), Smith leads the chasing pack - NACAC Combined Events Championships, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013

[iaaf_02-2] Finisterre, Terry (29 May 2005), Asigbee and Smith take inaugural NACAC Combined Events titles, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013

[ac_01-3] NACAC Championships - San Juan, PUR - 28 May 2005 - 29 May 2005 (PDF), Athletics Canada, archived from the original (PDF) on 23 May 2012, retrieved 14 September 2013

[cacac_01-4] I NACAC Combined Events Championships - 2005 - NACAC-CE San Juan PUR - 28-29 May 2005, CACAC, retrieved September 14, 2013

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