PB: 100m: 11.12, 200m: 23.05

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Education

Auburn University, Alabama, USA

Kansas City Kansas Community College, USA

Tranquillity Government Secondary, Trinidad

Diego Martin Junior Secondary, Trinidad​

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Track Career

Fana Ashby was one of T&T’s top female sprinters for almost a decade.
 

2007

• 7th, – 4x100s Relay, 44.33s (with Nandelle Cameron, Ayanna Hutchinson and Sasha Springer), Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

2006

• 100m Semi-finals, 11.57s, Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, Australia

2005

• 3rd, 100m final, 11.40s; DNF, 4x100m Relay (with Monique Cabral, Nickeisha Charles and Kelsey Toussaint), Central American and Caribbean Championships, Nassau, Bahamas

• 1st, 60m, South Eastern Conference (SEC) Indoor Championships

• 4th, 100m, 11.12s, Texas Relays, USA-

• 5th, 100m, NCAA collegiate regionals, USA

• 2nd, 4x100m (with Auburn team), 44.14s, NCAA collegiate regionals, USA

• 7th, 100m final; 4th, 4x100m relay final (with Auburn team), NCAA Championship, USA

• 1st, 60m final, 7.18s; 2nd, 200m final, 22.91s, NCAA Indoor Championship, USA

• 1st, 60m, 7.21s; 3rd, 200m, SEC Championships, USA

• 1st, 60m preliminary, 7.21s (automatic time); 1st, 60m final; 1st, 200m final (automatic time), 23.26s (automatic time), Tyson Indoor Invite, USA

• 1st 55m, (automatic time); 1st, 200m (provisional time), Gator Indoor Invite, USA

2004

• 3rd, 100m round one heat three, 11.43ss; 7th, 100m Quarterfinals, 11.54s (28th overall) 

• Relay 4x100m (with Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Ayanna Hutchinson and Wanda Hutson) Athens Olympics, Greece

• 1st, 100m semi-final, 11.12s; 1st 100m final, 11.03s (w+2.2), National Championships, Port of Spain, T&T, on June 19

• 8th, 100m final, NCAA Championships

• 1st, 100m, 11.58s, Sun Angel Classic, USA

• 1st, 4x100m (with Auburn relay team), Gatorade Classic, USA

• 6th, 60m dash, NCAA Indoor Championship, USA

• 4th, 60m; 8th, 200m, 23.55s, SEC Indoor Championship, USA

• 1st, 60m, 7.30s, Tyson Indoor Invite, USA

• 2nd, 55m, 6.68s, Gator Indoor Invite, USA

2003

• 8th, 100m, 11.52s; 200m, 23.97s; 4th, 4x100m Relay (with Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Keena Gibson and Wanda Hutson), 43.97s Pan American Games, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

2002

• 100m semi-final, 11.46s; 7th, 4x400m relay (with Nickeisha Charles, Marissa De Leon and Adia McKinnon), 3:39.14mins, Commonwealth Games, Manchester, England

2000

• 3rd, 100m final, 11.47s; 200m, 24.46s, World Junior Track & Field Championships, Santiago, Chile

• 6th, 100m round one, heat two, 11.85s, Sydney Olympics, Australia

1998

• 6th, 100m final, 11.65s; 200m, 24.50s, World Junior Track & Field Championships, Annecy, France

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She eventually wound up her track career at the 2009 T&T National Championships, but still remains a staunch supporter and member of Concorde.

Olympic Qualifier - 2000, 2004

PB: 100m: 11.26, 200m: 23.35

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Education

Essex County College, New Jersey, USA

University of Nevada, USA

Barataria Senior Comprehensive, North Trinidad

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Track Career

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2012

• 1st, 4x100m final, 44.63 sec (with Shun-Shauna Mason, Reyare Thomas and Magnolia Howell), National Championships, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, June 

• 2nd 100m final, 11.72 sec, University of Technology (UTECH) Knights Track and Field International Classic, Kingston, Jamaica, April 14

2011

• 5th, 100m final, 11.56 sec; 1st, 4x100m final, 43.47 sec (with Magnolia Howell, Michelle-Lee Ahye and Semoy Hackett), Central American and Caribbean Championships, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, July 15-17

2010

• 4th, 100m semi-final, 11.58 sec, Commonwealth Games, New Delhi, India, October 6-14 

• 2nd, 100m final, 10.47 sec; 6th, 4x100m final, 45.01 sec (with Sasha Springer-Jones, Reyare Thomas and Aleesha Barber), Central American and Caribbean Games, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, July 24-29

2009

• 4th, 100m first round (heat five) 11.54 sec; 6th, 100m quarter-final (heat two), 11.40 sec; 8th, 100m, semi-final, 11.58 sec; 3rd, 4x100m first round (heat  one), 43.22 sec; 7th, 4x100m, final, 43.43 sec (with Reyare, Kelly-Ann Baptiste and Semoy Hackett), World Championships, Berlin, Germany, August 17-22    

• 4th, 100m final, 11.45 sec; 3rd, 4x100m final, 43.75 sec (with Sasha Springer, Semoy Hackett, Reyare Thomas), Central American and Caribbean Championships, Havana, Cuba, 2009

2008

• Relay Team (with Kelly-Ann Baptiste, Semoy Hackett, and Wanda Hutson), Beijing Olympics, China, August 21    

• 4th, 100m round one heat, 11.51 sec; 1st, 4x100m final, 43.43 sec (with Semoy Hackett, Sasha Springer-Jones and Kelly-Ann Baptiste,), Central American and Caribbean Championships, Cali, Colombia, July 4-6

2007

• 5th, 100m first round (heat three) 11.70 sec; 7th, 100m semi-finals, 11.77 sec; 7th, 4x100m, 44.33 sec (with Fana Ashby, Nandelle Cameron, and Sasha Springer-Jones), Pan American Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 23-28  

• 2nd, 100m round 1 (heat two) 11.81; 7th, 100m final, 11.88 sec; 3rd, 4×100 final, 43.98 sec (with Sasha Springer, Nandelle Cameron and Fana Ashby), NACAC Championship, El Salvador

2006

• 5th, 100m semi-final, 11.53 sec, Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, Australia, March 20 

• 5th, 100m first round (heat one) 11,50 sec; 4th, 100m final, 11.55 sec; 6th, 200m first round (heat two), 24.42 sec, Central American and Caribbean Games, Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, July 25-281

2005

• 6th, 100m first round (heat two), 13.34 sec, Central American and Caribbean Championships, Nassau, Bahamas, July 8-11

2004

• Did not finish, 4x100m first round (with Fana Ashby, Kelly-Ann Baptiste, and Wanda Hutson), Athens Olympics, Greece, August 27     

• 1st, 4x100m final, 44.07 sec (with Kimberly Walker, Fana Ashby and Keenan Gibson), T&T National Championships, Trinidad, June    

• 1st, 4x100m final, 44.63 sec (with Wanda Hutson, Keenan Gibson and Kelly-Ann Baptiste), Whitsuntide Games, Grenada, May 29

2000

• 4th, 100m first round (heat three), 11.78 sec, Sydney Olympics, Australia, September 22    

• 1st, 100m final, 11.26s; 1st, 200m final, 23.44 sec, T&T National Championships, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad

1998

• 1st, 100m final, 11.51 sec, T&T National Championships, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad

1996

• 5th, 100m final, 11.63 sec; 5th, 200m final, 24.83s, CARIFTA Games (U-20), Kingston, Jamaica, April 6–8

1995

• 1st, 100m finals, 11.9s, T&T National Championships, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad

1994

• 2nd,  100m final, 11.4 sec; 4th, 200m finals, 24.9 sec, Central American and Caribbean Junior Championships (U-17), Port of Spain, Trinidad, July 8-10    

• 1st,  100m U-17 final, 11.88 sec; 1st, 200m U-17 final, 24.30 sec; 4th, 4x100m U-20 final CARIFTA Games (U- 17), Bridgetown, Barbados, April 2-4

Olympic Qualifier - 2000, 2004, 2008

Education

Belmont Boys Secondary School, Port of Spain

Track Career

2011

• 1st, 200m final, 22.58 sec, New York, New York, USA, New York World Police and Fire Games, August 25 – 28.

2006

• 2nd, 100m, 10.50 sec, Annual Southern Games, Guaracara Park, Pointe-a-Pierre, Trinidad, April 1.

2002

• 3rd, 4x100m final, 40.08 sec, with Andre Brown, Alvin Henry, and Dion Rodriguez, XIX Central American and Caribbean Games, El Salvador, November 19 – 30

2000

• 4x100m DNR (Did not run), Sydney Olympics, Australia, September 15 – October 1.

Olympic Qualifier - 2000

Track Career

2002

• 3rd, 4x100m, 40.08 seconds (with Andre Brown, Shane Dyer, and Dion Rodriguez), XIX Central American and Caribbean Games, El Salvador, November 19 – 30.

2000   

• Alternate on T&T’s 4x100m relay team, Olympic Games, Sydney, Australia, September 15 to October 1

• Later that year he landed a Bronze 3rd, 4x100m, 40.08 seconds (with Andre Brown, Shane Dyer, and Dion Rodriguez), XIX Central American and Caribbean Games, El Salvador, November 19 – 30, 2000.

Olympic Qualifier - 2000

PB: 110mH: 14.54, 400mH 52.98

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Education
Certificate: The Art & Science of Coaching (U.W.I. 2016)
Doctor of Dental Surgery (U.W.I. 2014)
Bachelor of Science: Biology  (Albany State University 2007)

Track Career

• NCAA Division 2 All American 2007 (3rd place 4×4)

• National Open Champion 400m Hurdles in 2003

• Won Gold at Maximo Viloria Venezuela in 2002

• Carifta Games finalist 110mH, 400mH in 1998

• National Junior Champion 400mH 1998

National Athlete

PB: 200m: 24.00, 400m: 53.32

Education

Attained a full athletic Scholarship to attend the Florida State University in 2004. Graduated in 2008.

Competed locally in 2013 and 2014 and was in the top 3 400m athletes nationwide.

College Career

NCAA Qualifier
2-Time ACC Champion
All-ACC

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2007

• National qualifier in the 4x400m relay.

• Competed in the 200m and 400m events at ACC Championships with a time of 24.01 and 54.06 respectively.

• Placed first at Seminole Invitational with a personal-best and regional qualifying 400m time of 53.66

• Member of the ACC Champion and conference meet record-holding 4x400m relay team in 3:32.11 to regionally qualify.

• Participated at the New Balance Indoor Invite in the 200m dash.

2005

• Ran the second-leg of the fastest 1600m-relay in 2005 that placed second at the ACC Championships with a regional qualifying time of 3:40.54.

• Finished second at the Seminole Invite with a time of 55.85.

• Ran a season-best time of 25.63 in the 200m at the Yellow Jacket Invite.

• Participated at the Indoor Gator Invitational, ran a 200m time of 25.13.

2004

• Was the top rookie sprinter for the Seminoles competing in the 200m and 400m dashes.

• Finished second at the Snowbird Invitational in the 200m dash with a time of 25.06.

• Took second at the FSU Relays in a collegiate-best 54.88.

• Ran a leg of the fastest 4x400m relay team of the season, posting a 3:43.70 to win the Adidas Indoor Invite.

National Athlete

PB: 100m: 11.42, 200m: 23.42

Education

Attained a full athletic Scholarship to attend Lincoln University Missouri in 2006.

Graduated as Lincoln's Valedictorian in 2009.

2007

• National Champion in 200m Open Championships.

• Competed in NACAC, El Salvador and medaled a bronze in the 4x100m.

• She also competed in the 200m Women Events at the NACAC.

• Competed in the Pan American Games, Brazil in the 200m Women Event and 4x100m.

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National Athlete

PB: 200m: 23.62, 400m: 53.43

Education

Attained a full athletic Scholarship to attend Central Arizona College in 2008.

She then transfered to Abilene Christian University in 2010.

College Career

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2001 & 2003

• Competed in Carifta Games (400m and 4x400m)

2004

• Competed in the Central Amercian and Caribbean Track and Field Junior Champions.

2006

• Represented Trinidad in Carifta Games 400m and 4x400m.

• Earned a silver medal in the Central Amercian and Caribbean Track and Field Junior Champions 4x400m relay.

2009

• Earned a bronze medal in the Central Amercian and Caribbean Track and Field Junior Champions 4x400m relay.

National Athlete