Quarterly General Meeting Highlights & Meet Commission Update
The Quarterly General Meeting held on 12th May 2022 discussed the Selection Commission members, Sub-Commission members, and Meet Commission activities. The Meet Commission managed four events, including the CUC CARIFTA Trials and Truman Bodden Classics, adapting to rescheduled events and incorporating new technology for a better spectator experience. Suggestions for future improvements were welcomed, with gratitude extended to all officials and volunteers for their contributions.
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Quarterly General Meeting 12 May 2022
Selection Commission Members Kenrick Williams Maxine Anglin Chair Cydonie Mothersill Kenrick Williams Ventisha Connolly Naomi Darlington Alan Young Kemar Brooks Osbert Francis Elysia Murray 2
Sub Commission Members Theo Cuffy Chief Placement Judge Molly Ann Moore Chief Starter Maylyn Michelin Call Room Judge Delroy Mathias Chief Timekeeper Barbara Wilson Meet Manager/TIC Ray McLeod Finish Lynx/Wind Gauge Paul Dawkins Event Presentation/ Announcer Sidella Facey Track/Field Events Lance Barnes Medical/Hydration Aaron Philp Equipment Crew Manager Simone Savage Track/Starter s Assistance Marlene Samuels Track/Field Events- Umpire 3
Meet Commission The Meets Commission for the period under review planned and managed four meets including the CUC CARIFTA Trials and the Truman Bodden Classics being the premier events. Due to circumstances beyond the commission s control some events on the Competition Calendar had to be rescheduled or postponed. For example, the Kids Athletics Meet has been moved to May 7 and the Franz Manderson Civil Servant Meet will be held on June 11. Despite the shortage of certified officials and volunteers the meets have been conducted with at least minimal standards being met by having experienced or certified officials in key positions and also as part of the Competition Management Team. With the acquisition of a new finish/lynx system as well as a display board spectators are now able to have a more enjoyable experience and the track athletes were able to note their performance in real time. In the near future, it is hoped that the improvement in technology will be extended to the field events. The commission welcomes suggestions and ideas to improve or enhance the conduct of the meets. Again, appreciation is extended to all officials/volunteers for their services during this past quarter. 4
