The curtains have closed on the 40th Carifta Games at the Montego Bay Stadium at Catherine Hall in St. James.
Host Jamaica has far amassed 66 medals, which includes 33 gold, 21 silver and 12 bronze.
Jamaica won three of the four sprint hurdles events on the final day on Monday.
Yanique Thompson won the under-17 girls title with 13.76 seconds while Chrisdale McCarthy won the under-20 girls title in 13.97 seconds.
Stefan Fennel won the boys under-20 110-hurdles in 13.79 seconds.
However, Jamaica was denied victory in the 200 metres as under-17 boy Jevaughn Minzie had the best chance, and squandered it.
Minzie, however, returned to help the under-17 team to gold in the second 4x400 metres relay.
The team missed the championship record by a tenth of a second.
However, Chris-Ann Gordon anchored the under-20 girls to a record run in their 1,600 metres relay.
Jamaica also had a shot putt championship record from Ashinia Miller, who hurled 19.47 metres which is also a national junior record.
Miller bettered the previous mark of 18.67 metres.
Team mate Travis Smikle finished second with a throw of 18.58 metres.
Jamaica's other gold medal came from Peta-Gay Reid in the girls under-17 high jump, where she leapt 1.78 metres.
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