2008 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics

The 2008 Leeward Islands Junior Championships in Athletics took place on June 28–29, 2008.The event was held in Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands.Complete results can be found on the Nevis Amateur Athletic Association webpage.*   Host nation (British Virgin Islands)The scores for the team trophy were published.[4][5] According to an unofficial count, 102 athletes from 7 countries participated.
Road TownTortolaBritish Virgin Islands2006 St. John's2012 TortolaLeeward Islands Junior Championships in AthleticsNevis Amateur Athletic Association100 metresJason RogersSaint Kitts200 metres400 metresAntigua and Barbuda800 metresU.S. Virgin Islands1500 metres5000 metresHigh JumpLong JumpTriple JumpAnguillaShot PutMontserratDiscus ThrowJavelin Throw4 x 100 metres relayUnited States Virgin Islands4 x 400 metres relayMeritzer WilliamsTameka WilliamsAshley KellyChantel MaloneSamantha John3000 metresMarecia PembertonLestrod RolandLester RyanNorville CareyVirgin Islands Daily NewsAnguilla Track & Field2008 in the sport of athleticsOlympic GamesQualificationParalympic GamesWorld Indoor ChampionshipsWorld Cross Country ChampionshipsWorld Half Marathon ChampionshipsWorld Race Walking CupWorld Mountain Running TrophyLong DistanceWorld U20 ChampionshipsAsian IndoorAfricanCentral AmericanCentral American and CaribbeanIbero-AmericanOceanianEuropeanSouth AmericanIndoor CupMountain RunningThrowing10,000 mRace WalkingPan American Combined EventsArab U20Asian U20CARIFTA GamesCentral American U20/U18Commonwealth Youth GamesOceania U18NACAC U23South American U23South American U18World Marathon MajorsBerlinBostonChicagoLondonNew YorkGolden LeagueWorld Athletics TourRoad Race Label EventsBritishItalianUnited StatesAustralianFinnishGermanLatvianLithuanianNCAA Cross CountryNCAA TrackathleticsUnder-23 athleticsUnder-20 athleticsUnder-18 athleticsWorld U18 ChampionshipsYouth Olympic GamesWorld Para Junior ChampionshipsEuropeOutdoorIndoorNorth America, Central America and CaribbeanSouth AmericaAfricaBalkanCentral AmericaEast and Central AfricaOceaniaPan AmericanSouth AsiaWest AfricaSoutheast AsiaGulf CCAfrican Youth GamesEuropean Youth Olympic FestivalGymnasiade1998 World Youth GamesUnder-23 bestsUnder-20Under-18