CAC U20 CH

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Central American and Caribbean U20 (Junior) Athletics Championships started in 1974. The event traditionally held together with CAC U18 Champs from it's second edition. At the first event held in Maracaibo, 196 athletes from 10 countries have been contested. The participation by nations have reached 22 in 1994, then topped to 32 in 2002 edition. The event generally contested in good level at juniors as several best-known athletes such as Javier Sotomayor, Veronica Campbell, Ato Boldon, Caterine Ibargüen have been there in the past.

In 2016 edition did not proceed following the announcement by NACAC President Victor Lopez. He planned a new organization with newly-formed NACAC U23 included with United States and Canada. Meanwhile, CAC U20 Championships was dissolved by this new situation.

MOST MEDALS
7 Ileana Hocking, Puerto Rico (5-1-1)
7 Maxine McMillan, Trinidad-Tobago (4-3-0)
6 Evelyn Mathieu, Puerto Rico (3-1-2)
6 Chandra Sturrup, Bahamas (1-2-3)
5 Ann Adams, Trinidad-Tobago (3-2-0)
5 Myrtle Chester, Guyana (3-2-0)
5 Nickiesha Anderson, Jamaica (3-1-1)
5 Fana Ashby, Trinidad-Tobago (2-2-1)
5 Laverne Eve, Bahamas (2-2-1)
5 Fanny Chalas, Dominican Republic (2-1-2)
5 Roy Bailey, Jamaica (3-1-1)
5 Ramona Rosario, Puerto Rico (1-2-2)

LONGEST STREAKS BY A COUNTRY
15 Mexico in Men's 10kmW/10,000mW (1984-2014)
9 Jamaica in Women's 4x400m (1994-2012)
7 Mexico in Women's 5000mW (1992-2004)
7 Mexico in Women's 3000m (1982-1994)
6 Mexico in Men's 5000m (1992-2002)
6 Jamaica in Women's 4x100m (1998-2010)
5 Jamaica in Men's 4x400m (1994-2002)
5 Mexico in Women's HT (2004-2014)

MOST SUCCESSFUL NATION IN ONE EDITION
Cuba in Havana 1990 (23-20-12)

MOST MEDALS IN TOTAL (Single edition)
Cuba in Havana 1990 (55 medals)