TECHNICAL MANUAL

1.	ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 
1.1	The Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation (CACAC), has assigned the organization of the “XVII Central American and Caribbean Junior A & B Championships” to the National Amateur Athletic Association of Trinidad and Tobago.  The following persons are responsible for the organization and coordination of the competition: 
CACAC Executive Council 
1.	Mr. Víctor López 	President 	
2.	Mr. Antonio Villanueva 	First Vice-president 	
3.	Mr. Rey O’Neal	Second Vice-president 	
4.	Mr. Keith Joseph 	Third Vice-president 	
5.	Mr. Antonio Torres 	Secretary-Treasurer 	
6.	Mr. Alfred Emmanuel 	Member At-Large 	
7.	Mr. Alain Pierre 	Member At-Large 	
8.	Ms. Judith Simmons 	Member At-Large 	
9.	Mr. Neville McCook 	Ex-Officio Member 	

1.2	Organizing Committee 
1.	Mr. Ken Doldron	President - NAAA	
2.	Mr.George Comissiong	Chairman - LOC	
3.	Mr. Learie Alleyne-Forte		
4.	Mr. Allan Baboolal		
5.	Mr. Allan Cabral		
6.	Mr. Hasely Crawford		
7.	Ms. Carlene Haynes		
8.	Mr. Peter Samuel		
9.	Mr. Ephraim Serrette		
10.	Mr. Dexter Voisin		

1.3	
Jury of Appeal 
The Jury of Appeal will be announced during the Technical Meeting of the Championships. 
International Officials 
Prof. Víctor López	Delegate of Organization 	
Ms. Esther Maynard	Technical Delegate 	
To Be Appointed	Doping Control Delegate 	
Mr. Carlos Barrios	International Technical Official 	
Mrs. Jane Edstrom	International Technical Official 	
Mr. Eric Zemper	International Technical Official 	
Mr. James Kelly	Area Technical Official	
Mr. Paul Francis	Area Technical Official 	
To Be Appointed	Regional Walking Judge 	
To Be Appointed	Regional Walking Judge 	
To Be Appointed	Photofinish Official Operator 	
To Be Appointed	Official Announcer 	

1.4	Officials of the Competition 
	The Senior Officials of the Competition will be announced during the Technical Meeting of the Championships. 

2.	ENTRIES 
2.1	Championship Participation Confirmation 
	Each participating country of the “XVII Central American and Caribbean Junior A & B Championships” shall confirm its attendance no later than midnight on 30th April 2006 to the Organizing Committee. 
2.2	Preliminary Entries 
	The Numerical or Preliminary Entry of each country shall be sent to the Organizing Committee no later than midnight on 15th June 2006. By using the Preliminary Entry Form sent by the Organizing Committee. 
2.3	
Final Entries 
	Nominal or Final Entries should be sent to the Organizing Committee no later than midnight on, 3rd July 2006. Entries shall be sent on the Final Entry Forms provided by the Organizing Committee. 
	If Final Entries of a Federation are not submitted by the deadline, without exception, such Federation would pay a penalty/fine of US $100.00 (One hundred dollars of the United States of America) as agreed and established by the CACAC Executive Council. 
NOTE: Entries on the prescribed forms may be sent to:
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 	
c/o National Amateur Athletic Association of Trinidad and Tobago	
P.O. Box 605	
Port of Spain	
Tel.: (868) 645-6976     Tel/Fax.: (868) 645-4247 	
E-mail: tri@mf.iaaf.org 	
naaatri@tstt.net.tt  	

3.	INVITED COUNTRIES

3.1	The Countries invited to participate in these championships are: 
Anguilla 	Cayene 	Grenada	Martinique	Saint Vincent	
Antigua & Barbuda	Cayman Islands	Guadaloupe	Montserrat 	Suriname 	
Aruba 	Colombia	Guatemala	Netherlands Antilles	Turks & Caicos	
Bahamas 	Costa Rica	Guyana	Nicaragua	US Virgin Islands	
Barbados 	Cuba	Haiti	Panama	Venezuela 	
Belize 	Dominica	Honduras	Puerto Rico	Trinidad & Tobago (Host)	
Bermuda 	Dominican Republic	Jamaica 	Saint Kitts & Nevis		
British Virgin Islands	El Salvador	Mexico	Saint Lucia		

NOTE: The airport for travel arrangements is Piarco International Airport, Trinidad and Tobago. 
 
4.	LIST OF EVENTS 

4.1	Junior B Category: 14 to 16 years as of 31st December 2006 (Born between 1990 and 1992) 
Women: 		
Races: 	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, 1200 meters	
Hurdles: 	100 meters (0.762 mts.) and 300 meters (0.762 mts.) 	
Relays: 	4 X 100 meters and 4 X 400 meters	
Race Walking: 	4,000 meters (Track) 	
Jumps: 	High, Long, and Triple	
Throws: 	Shot Put (8 lb. 3 oz.), Discus (1 kg.), Javelin (600 gms.) 	
Combined: 	Pentathlon (100 c/v, Shot Put, High, Long, 800 mts.) 	

Men: 		
Races: 	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters	
Hurdles: 	100 meters (0.914 mts.) and 400 meters (0.762 mts.) 	
Steeplechase: 	2,000 meters	
Relays: 	4 X 100 meters and 4 X 400 meters	
Race Walking: 	5,000 meters (Track)	
Jumps: 	High, Long, Triple, and Pole Vault	
Throws: 	Shot Put (5.5 kg.), Discus (1.6 kg.), Javelin (700 gms.), and Hammer (5.5 kg.) 	
Combined: 	Octathlon (100mts, Long Jump, Discus, High, 100 c/v, Pole Vault, Javelin, 1,000 mts.) 	

4.2	Junior A Category: 17 to 19 years as of 31st December 2004 (Born between 1987 and 1989) 

Women: 		
Races: 	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters, 5,000 meters	
Hurdles: 	100 meters (0.840 mts.) and 400 meters (0.762 mts.) 	
Steeplechase: 	2,000 mts (0.762 mts.) 	
Relays: 	4 X 100 meters and 4 X 400 meters	
Race Walking: 	5,000 meters (Track) 	
Jumps: 	High, Long, Triple, and Pole Vault	
Throws: 	Shot Put (4 kg.), Discus (1 kg.), Javelin (600 gms.), and Hammer (4 kg)	
Combined: 	Heptathlon (100 m/H, High Jump, Shot Put, 200 meters, Long Jump, Javelin Throw, 	
	800 meters)	
Men: 		
Races: 	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters 	
Hurdles: 	110 meters (1.067 mts.) and 400 meters (0.914 mts.) 	
Steeplechase: 	3,000 meters (0.914 mts.) 	
Relays: 	4 X 100 meters and 4 X 400 meters	
Race Walking: 	10,000 meters (Track)	
Jumps: 	High, Long, Triple, and Pole Vault	
Throws: 	Shot Put (6 kg.), Discus (1.750 kg.), Javelin (800 gms.), and Hammer (6 kg.) 	
Combined: 	Decathlon (100 meters, Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, 400 meters, 110 m/H, Discus 	
	Throw, Pole Vault, Javelin Throw, 1500 meters)	

4.3	Each country may enter up to two (2) competitors in each individual event. In relay events, each country may enter a team of six (6) athletes, of which four (4) will be starters and the other two (2) may be used as substitutes in the team’s composition in subsequent rounds. In Combined Events up to three (3) athletes may be entered. Every athlete may take part in three (3) individual events and two (2) relays. 

4.4	If an event cannot be carried out due to insufficient participants, defined as having “not less than five (5) competitors of three (3) countries”, the Organizing Committee shall notify immediately, via fax or e-mail, those countries that had entered athletes for such an event. 

5.	COMPETITION VENUE AND TRAINING FACILITIES 

5.1	Main Stadium
Hasely Crawford Stadium 
Wrighton Road, Extension
Port of Spain
Trinidad, W. I.

5.2	The “XVII Central American and Caribbean Junior A & B Championships” will be held at the “Hasely Crawford Stadium” on 14, 15, 16, July 2006. The stadium is equipped with the latest technical facilities for the event, the track is made of synthetic material, with eight lanes (Track Mondo Sport Flex Performance Super X), as well as the field areas – high jump, triple jump, long jump, pole vault, shot put and javelin throw. The stadium will provide medical and physiotherapeutic assistance, a technical information centre (TIC), press area, cafeteria, shower and locker rooms. 
5.3	Warm-up Area 
	A warm-up area will be provided.  It is located in the western area adjacent to the stadium and includes 150 meters of Mondo strip and an area for throws. 
	Competitors may utilise the warm-up area as follows:
12th and 13th July:	From 09:00 to 19:00 hrs.
They may also make use of the implements, previously approved. 
5.4	Training Area
	For starting block practice, competition officials will be available at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on the following days:
	12th July 2006:	From 16:00 to 19:00 hrs.
	13th July 2006:	From 09:00 to 12:00 hrs.

6.	HEAD OF DELEGATIONS
6.1	Upon arrival, at the Accreditation Centre located at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, the Head of Delegation shall pay the sum of US $125.00 for each athlete and official to cover the period 12:00 noon Wednesday 12th July to 12:00 noon Monday 17th July 2006 or any part thereof.  Heads of Delegations will then receive the individual identifications, which participants must wear at all times in order to have access to accommodation, transportation, the Stadium, and other authorised facilities. 
6.2	Technical Meeting 
It will take place in the Conference Room of the Lystra Lewis Administration Centre on Thursday 13th July at 16:00 hours. The Lystra Lewis Administration Centre is located at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, South.

NOTE: Transportation will be provided from the official hotel, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Wrightson Road, Port of Spain to the Lystra Lewis Administration Centre, and will depart the hotel at 15:50 hours.

6.3	CACAC General Assembly 
It will take place on 15th July at 11:00 hours at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. After the Assembly, at 13:00 hours lunch will be served in the same place to all the officers. 

7.	TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTRE (TIC)

7.1	The Technical Information Centre will be located at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Audio Visual Room – Ground Floor. 
7.2	The TIC shall serve as the link between the Organizing Committee and the various delegations. 

8.	PARTICIPATION CONFIRMATION

8.1	Upon arrival, each delegation will be provided with a set of Confirmation of Entry sheets, which must be filled out and submitted to the TIC. 
	Confirmation of entries for the first day of competition shall be submitted during the Technical Meeting. For the following days, the sheets shall be submitted to the TIC located at the Hasely Crawford Stadium before 10:00 hours on the day before the competition. 

9.	COMPETITION NUMBERS 

9.1	Numbers will be checked in the Call Room to ensure that they correspond with the athletes’ names. They shall be worn visibly on the breast and back, (except for those competing in the high jump and pole vault). 
9.2	Competitors in running events will be issued additional adhesive numbers, which shall be worn on the sides of their shorts. 
9.3	Proceedings for Protests 
	Protests concerning the result or conduct of an event shall be made within 30 minutes of the official announcement of the results of that event (IAAF Rule 146). The athlete or an authorized representative shall make any protest verbally in the first instance to the Referee on his/her behalf. The Referee may take a decision over the protest or may submit it to the Jury of Appeal. 
	Any protest presented before the Jury of Appeal shall be in writing on the official forms provided by the Organizing Committee, signed by a responsible official on behalf of the athlete and accompanied by a deposit of US $100.00, refundable if appeal upheld (IAAF Rule 146/5)  A copy of the protest shall be given to the official presenting the protest. The copy will detail the time and date of the protest and the payment of the above-mentioned rate. 
	The Jury of Appeal will give a written resolution to the protest as soon as possible. This resolution will be published in the TIC. 
10.	
STARTING LISTS AND OFFICIAL RESULTS 

10.1	Lists will be posted daily at the TIC; a copy will be given to the Team Leader upon identification. Results will be posted once the events have been concluded. 

11.	IMPLEMENTS 

11.1	The official implements to be used during the Championships will be provided by the Organizing Committee and will comply with IAAF specifications. 
11.2	Competitors will be allowed to use their personal implements provided they are delivered to the Implement Control Room located in the Stadium, at least 24 hours prior to the event for validation that they comply with IAAF specifications.  The implements will be returned to the owners after the event. 
11.3	If an implement fails to comply with the IAAF specifications, it will not be accepted and the Team Leader will be notified of the situation. Approved implements will become part of the Organizing Committee’s implements and all participants may utilise them. 

12.	INITIAL HEIGHTS 

12.1	Below is the detail of the initial and successive heights for the jump events. 
12.1.1	Junior B Men High Jump: 1.70 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until 1.90 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 3cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.2	Junior A Men High Jump: 1.85 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until 2.05 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 3cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.3	Junior A Men High Jump (Decathlon): 1.50 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 3 cms. along the complete event. 
12.1.4	Junior B Women High Jump: 1.40 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until 1.60 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 3cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.5	Junior A Women High Jump: 1.50 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until 1.70 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 3cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.6	Junior A Women High Jump (Heptathlon): 1.40 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 3 cms. along the complete event. 
12.1.7	Junior A Men Pole Vault: 3.60 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 10 cms. until 4.00 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.8	Junior A Women Pole Vault: 2.40 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 10 cms. until 3.00 mts. is reached; thereafter, the bar will be raised in increments of 5 cms. until there is only one competitor left. 
12.1.9	Junior A Men Pole Vault (Decathlon): 3.00 meters 
	The bar will be raised in increments of 10 cms. along the complete event. 
13.	ATHLETE AND OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS 

13.1	Rules and Regulations 
	The athletic competition of the “XVII Central American and Caribbean Junior A & B Championships” will be conducted in accordance with the current Competition Rules of the International Association of Athletic Federations. Technical matters will be resolved according to IAAF Rules and Regulations. The Organizing Committee in consultation with the Technical Delegate will resolve general matters unforeseen in these regulations. 

13.2	Timing 
	For track races, fully automatic timing obtained from a Photo Finish system will be utilised in accordance with IAAF Rule 165. 
13.3	Call Room 
	It will be located in the warm-up area. All athletes must report to the Call Room bearing their individual identification and competition number provided by the Organizing Committee. Clothing worn must be the official clothing approved by their National Federation. 
The times for the calls will be as follows: 
No. 	Event	Calls 	Access to Competition Zone Before the start of the event	
1 	Sprints	2 	15 minutes 	
2 	Hurdles and Steeplechase	2 	20 minutes 	
3 	Middle and Long Distance	2 	15 minutes 	
4 	Relays	2 	15 minutes 	
5 	High Jump	2 	45 minutes 	
6 	Pole Vault	2 	45 minutes 	
7 	Long and Triple	2 	45 minutes 	
8 	Throws	2 	30 minutes 	

Athletes will access and leave the track accompanied by the judges. 
Previous to the access to the competition zone, there will be two calls for the athletes to report; there will be a lapse of 15 minutes between the first and second calls. Then athletes will enter the competition area. Under no circumstance will athletes be allowed to enter the competition area if they fail to comply with the above-mentioned rules. 
All objects retained in the Call Room will be returned to their owners after the event. 
13.4	Weather Conditions 
a.	Height Above the Sea Level:	0.00 mts.	
b.	Average Temperature:	320 cel	
c.	Average Humidity:	80%	
d.	Average Wind Speed:	15 - 20 Km/Hr	

14.	MEDICAL ASSISTANCE 

14.1	Hotel 
	Medical assistance will be available 24 hours a day. The exact locations will be indicated at the Technical Meeting. 
14.2	Stadium 
	Medical assistance, physiotherapy, and ambulance services will be available daily during the competition at the Hasely Crawford Stadium one hour before and after the schedule of events.
14.3	Insurance 
	The Organizing Committee will provide basic insurance for participating athletes during their stay in Trinidad during the period of 12th to 17th July 2006 Midday. 

15.	CEREMONIES 
15.1	Award Ceremony 
Athletes placing in the first three positions will mount the podium to receive their medals. The official uniform of the athletes’ country, competition number, and spikeless footwear must be worn during the ceremony. 
In accordance with IAAF Rules and Regulations, Awards will be distributed in the following manner: 

Individual Events: 
1st Place: Gold Medal
2nd Place: Silver Medal
3rd Place: Bronze Medal

Relays: 
1st Place: Gold Medal for every participating member of the team
2nd Place: Silver Medal for every participating member of the team
3rd  Place: Bronze Medal for every participating member of the team 

Team Competition: 
Trophy to the 1st place of the women category
Trophy to the 1st place of the men category
Trophy to the 1st place overall (men and women categories)
15.2	Opening Ceremony 
The Opening Ceremony will take place on Friday 14th July at 16:00 hours. at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.  All participating delegations are expected to take part in the ceremony wearing the official uniform approved by their Federations. They shall be in the stadium one hour before the ceremony – 15:00 hours.  Transport will be provided from the official hotel to the stadium, it will leave at 14:45 hours. 

15.3	Closing Ceremony-Party 
A Closing Party and buffet dinner will be offered to all athletes and officials on 16th July (venue to be determined). 
16.	FINANCIAL STIPULATIONS 
The Organizing Committee will provide local transport, room and board for all participating countries, at the rate of US $125.00 (One Hundred and Twenty Five dollars of the United States of America) for each athlete and official to cover five (5) nights or part thereof. This payment must be made prior to accreditation, in cash, in US currency. Accommodation will be provided for the nights of 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, July 2006. Meals will be provided from lunch of Wednesday, 12th July and until breakfast of Monday, 17th July for a total of 15 meals per person.  Local transport will cover the route from the official hotel to the stadium and vice versa. 

Delegations must notify the Organizing Committee, at least 48 hours in advance, of their arrival date, time, and flight number so that they can be transported from the airport.  The maximum number of officials accommodated with their team at the subsidised rate is as follows:
        01	Competitor 	1 accompanying official 	
02 to 06 	Competitors 	2 accompanying officials 	
07 to 12 	Competitors 	3 accompanying officials 	
13 to 18 	Competitors 	4 accompanying officials 	
19 to 24 	Competitors 	5 accompanying officials 	
25 to 30 	Competitors 	6 accompanying officials 	
31 to 35 	Competitors 	7 accompanying officials 	
36 to 40 	Competitors 	8 accompanying officials 	
41 to 45 	Competitors 	9 accompanying officials 	
46 to 50 	Competitors 	10 accompanying officials 	
51 + 	Competitors 	1 person per every 10 competitors 	

Additional officials  a fee of US $125.00 (One Hundred and Twenty Five dollars) plus US $100.00 (One Hundred dollars) per night shall be charged for each additional person according to team size regulations.  Requests for additional officials accommodation must reach the LOC no later than 10th July 2006 midnight. 

17.	VISAS AND TAXES 
Delegations requiring invitation letters to obtain visas, must a written request with a copy of the valid passports of each member of their team before June 15 to: 

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 	
c/o National Amateur Athletic Association of Trinidad and Tobago	
P.O. Box 605	
Port of Spain	
Tel.: (868) 645-6976     Tel/Fax.: (868) 645-4247 	
E-mail: tri@mf.iaaf.org 	
naaatri@tstt.net.tt  	

Participating countries shall cover the payment of Trinidad and Tobago departure tax TT $100.00 per person, payable at the Airport before departure. 

CAC JUNIOR A & B CHAMPIONSHIP 2006
HASELY CRAWFORD STADIUM – TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
14 – 16 JULY 2006

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Below you will find the schedule of events.  The competition will be held over three days and six sessions.

DAY 1 –14th JULY 2006 – A.M. SESSION 1
No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
101 	08:00 	5,000 Meters Walk 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
102 	08:05 	Long Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
103 	08:10 	Hammer Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
104 	08:45 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	PENTATHLON (1) 	
105 	09:00 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (1) 	
106 	09:15 	100 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
107 	09:20 	High Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	PENTATHLON (2) 	
108 	09:30 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
109 	09:35 	Javeline Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
110 	09:40 	Long Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (2) 	
111 	09:45 	100 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
112 	10:00 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
113 	10:15 	300 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
114 	10:20 	Discus Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
115 	10:30 	400 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
116 	10:40 	Shot Put 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (3) 	
117 	10:45 	400 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
118 	11:00 	400 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	

DAY 1 –14th JULY 2006 - P.M. SESSION 2

No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
120 	17:00 	400 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
121 	17:05 	Shot Put 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	PENTATHLON (3) 	
122 	17:15 	400 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
123 	17:20 	High Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (4) 	
124 	17:30 	400 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
125 	17:35 	Javelin Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
126 	17:45 	400 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
127 	17:50 	Triple Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
128 	18:00 	1,200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
129 	18:10 	1,500 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
130 	18:20 	1,500 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
131 	18:30 	1,500 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
132 	18:40 	100 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
133 	18:50 	100 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
134 	19:00 	Shot Put 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
135 	19:00 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
136 	19:10 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
137 	19:15 	High Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
138 	19:20 	4,000 Meters Walk 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
139 	19:30 	Javelin Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
140 	19:40 	300 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
141	19:55	400 Meters Hurdles	WOMEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL	
142	20:00	Triple Jump	MEN		JUNIOR B	Eliminatory & Final	
143	20:10	400 Meters Hurdles	MEN		JUNIOR B	Eliminatory & Final	
144	20:15	High Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
145	20:20	400 Meters Hurdles	MEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL	
146	20:30	400 Meters	MEN		JUNIOR A	DECATHLON (5) 	
147	20:40	10,000 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
148	21:20	4 X 100 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR B	SEMIFINAL	
149	21:35	4 X 100 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR B	SEMIFINAL	
150	21:50	4 X 100 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR A	SEMIFINAL	
151	22:05	4 X 100 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR A	SEMIFINAL	

DAY 2 – 15th JULY 2006 - A.M. SESSION 3

No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
201 	07:45 	10,000 Meters Walk 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
202 	07:50 	Hammer Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
203 	08:45 	110 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (6) 	
204 	08:50 	Long Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	PENTATHLON (4) 	
205 	09:00 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (1) 	
206 	09:15 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
207 	09:20 	Shot Put 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
208 	09:30 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
209 	09:35 	Discus Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (7) 	
210 	09:40 	100 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (1) 	
211 	09:45 	Long Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
212 	09:55 	800 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
213 	10:00 	High Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (2) 	
214 	10:10 	800 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
215 	10:15 	Javelin Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
216 	10:25 	800 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
217 	10:30 	Long Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (2) 	
218 	10:40 	800 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
219 	10:45 	Pole Vault 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (8) 	

DAY 2 – 15th JULY 2006 - P.M. SESSION 4

No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
220 	16:45 	2,000 Meters Steeplechase 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
221 	16:50 	Shot Put 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (3) 	
222 	17:00 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
223 	17:00 	High Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
224 	17:05 	Pole Vault 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
225 	17:10 	Discus Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (3) 	
226 	17:15 	100 Meters Hurdles 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
227 	17:20 	Triple Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
228 	17:25 	400 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
229 	17:30 	Javelin Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (9) 	
230 	17:35 	400 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
231 	17:45 	400 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
232	17:55	400 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
233	18:05	200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A	HEPTATHLON (4) 	
234	18:15	3,000 Meters Steeplechase 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
235	18:30	2,000 Meters Steeplechase 	MEN 		JUNIOR B	FINAL 	
236	18:35	Discus Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR B	Eliminatory & Final 	
237	18:45	5,000 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
238	19:00	Long Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
239	19:05	High Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (4) 	
240	19:10	800 Meters	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	PENTATHLON (5) 	
241	19:25	Shot Put 	MEN 		JUNIOR A	Eliminatory & Final 	
242	19:30	1,500 Meters	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	DECATHLON (10) 	
243	19:40	4 X 100 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR B	FINAL	
244	19:55	4 X 100 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR B	FINAL	
245	20:10	4 X 100 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL	
246	20:20	4 X 100 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL	

DAY 3 – 16th JULY 2006 - A.M. SESSION 5
No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
301 	08:00 	5,000 Meters Walk 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
302 	08:05 	Pole Vault 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
303 	08:10 	Hammer Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
304 	08:30 	Long Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (5) 	
305 	09:00 	100 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (5) 	
306 	09:15 	100 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
307 	09:25 	Discus Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
308 	09:30 	110 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
309 	09:35 	Pole Vault 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (6) 	
310 	09:45 	200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
311 	09:50 	Javelin Throw 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (6) 	
312 	10:00 	200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
313 	10:15 	200 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	SEMIFINAL 	
314 	10:30 	200 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	SEMIFINAL 	
315 	10:45 	3,000 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
316 	11:00 	800 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	HEPTATHLON (7) 	

DAY 3 – 16th JULY 2006 - P.M. SESSION 6
No. 	TIME 		EVENT 			
316 	17:00 	High Jump 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
317 	17:05 	Javelin Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (7) 	
318 	17:10 	Long Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
319 	17:15 	800 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
320 	17:20 	Pole Vault 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
321 	17:30 	800 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
322 	17:35 	Shot Put 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	Eliminatory & Final 	
323 	17:40 	800 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
324 	17:50 	800 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
325 	17:55 	Discus Throw 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	Eliminatory & Final 	
326 	18:05 	1,000 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	OCTATHLON (8) 	
327	18:20	200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
328	18:30	200 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
329	18:40	200 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
330	18:50	200 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
331	19:00	5,000 Meters 	MEN 		JUNIOR A 	FINAL 	
332	19:05	Triple Jump 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR B	Eliminatory & Final 	
333	19:20	100 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR B 	FINAL 	
334	19:35	110 Meters Hurdles 	MEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
335	19:45	3,000 Meters 	WOMEN 		JUNIOR A	FINAL 	
336	20:00	4 X 400 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR B	FINAL	
337	20:15	4 X 400 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR B	FINAL	
338	20:25	4 X 400 Meters Relay	WOMEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL	
339	20:35	4 X 400 Meters Relay	MEN		JUNIOR A	FINAL