According to jamaicaobserver_biz, national champion Alana Reid and Alikay Reynolds won individual gold medals on Sunday's final day of the NACAC Under 18/23 Championships in Apizaco, Mexico as Jamaica topped the medal standings after three days of competition. Jamaica added 13 more medals on Sunday, four gold, five silver and four bronze to finish with 53, including 26 gold, 17 silver and 10 bronze, ahead of hosts Mexico who had 67 medals, but 22 goals, 18 silver and 27 bronze. Bahamas was third with 19 medals- eight gold, nine silver and two bronze; Puerto Rico had 23- seven gold, seven silver and nine bronze while Trinidad and Tobago completed the top five with 16 medals- four gold, six silver and six bronze. Reid, who won her first national senior title in June, won the women's under-23 200m in a wind aided 22.29 seconds (3.0m/s), avenging her defeat in the 100m to Lavanya Williams who took the silver in 22.44 seconds, with Kelia Banthem of Barbados third in 23.00 seconds. Reynolds set a new personal best 2:09.67 to win the under-18 women's 800m, under the 2:10.35 she ran at the JAAA national championships just under a month ago for second place. Trinidad and Tobago's.