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{{short description|Annual Cross country running competition}}
{{Infobox sports league
|sport   = [[Cross country running]]
|founded = 1983
|continent= [[Central America]] and [[Caribbean]] ([[Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation|CACAC]])
}}

The '''Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships''' (''[[Spanish language|Spanish]]: Campeonato Centroamericano y del Caribe de Campo Traviesa'') was an annual [[Cross country running]] competition organized by the [[Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation|CACAC]] for athletes representing the countries of its member associations.  The competition was established in 1983 following a proposal of Wallace Williams from the [[United States Virgin Islands|Virgin Islands]], then secretary of the [[Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation|CACAC]].  The rationale was that also smaller countries without adequate athletics' facilities could host such an event.  The approval for the competitions' implementation was given during the 1982 CACAC meeting in [[Havana]].  The first championships were to take place in 1983 on the [[United States Virgin Islands|Virgin Islands]], but because of the [[Invasion of Grenada|US invasion of Grenada]], the event was postponed and relocated to [[Puerto Rico]].<ref name=vitff_01>
{{ Citation 
| date = November 14, 2001
| title =  V.I. to Compete in Central America and Caribbean Cross-Country Championships in Bermuda 
| url = http://virginislandspace.com/ReleaseCACCross-CountryBermuda.htm
| publisher = [[Virgin Islands Track & Field Federation]]
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref>

In the beginning, there were featured races for senior men (about 12&nbsp;km) and women (6–8&nbsp;km), and later, from the year 2000 on, also for junior athletes.  In addition, there were separate team competitions.  The 2000 event was held in conjunction with the [[South American Cross Country Championships]].<ref name=eltiempo_01>
{{ Citation 
| date = February 4, 2000
| title =  ATLETISMO. SURAMERICANO DE CROSS COUNTRY:
| url = http://www.eltiempo.com/archivo/documento/MAM-1252242
| publisher = [[El Tiempo (Colombia)|El Tiempo]], Bogotá, Colombia
| language = es
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref>

== Editions==
The 2002 edition scheduled for [[Oranjestad, Aruba|Oranjestad]], {{ARU}}, as well as the 2004 edition scheduled for [[Kingston, Jamaica|Kingston]], {{JAM}}, were cancelled.<ref name=fmaa_01>
{{ Citation 
| last =  Pineda Rodríguez
| first =  Luis
| date = December 24, 2012
| title = FEDERACION MEXICANA DE ASOCIACIONES DE ATLETISMO, A.C – DIRECCION TECNICA – Historial de Campeonatos Centroamericanos y del Caribe / NACAC de Campo Traviesa – Resultados de Atletas Mexicanos Participantes
| url = http://panelcontenido.fmaa.mx/data/documentos/ID836766325_Historial%20Campeonato%20NACAC%20de%20Campo%20Traviesa.pdf
| publisher = [[Federación Mexicana de Asociaciones de Atletismo|FMAA]]
| language = es
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref>  Finally, in 2005, the competition was continued as [[NACAC Cross Country Championships]] under the auspices of the [[North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association|NACAC]].
{| class="wikitable" align="center"
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| Edition
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| Year
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| City
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| Country
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| Venue
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| Date
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| No. of<br>athletes
!style="background-color: #CCDDEE;"| No. of<br>nations
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| I ||[[1983 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1983]] || [[Salinas, Puerto Rico|Salinas]]|| {{PUR}} || || November 27 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| II ||[[1984 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1984]] || [[Devonshire Parish|Devonshire]]|| {{BER}} || || December 8 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| III ||[[1985 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1985]] || [[Grand Cayman]]|| {{CAY}} || || December 7 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| IV ||[[1986 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1986]] || [[Curaçao]]|| {{AHO}} || || November 23 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| V ||[[1987 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1987]] || [[St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda|St. John's]]|| {{ATG}} || || November 23 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| VI ||[[1988 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1988]] || [[Salinas, Puerto Rico|Salinas]]|| {{PUR}} || || December 11 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| VII ||[[1989 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1989]] || [[Mandeville, Jamaica|Mandeville]]|| {{JAM}} || || November 18 || 33 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| VIII ||[[1990 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1990]] || [[Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands|St. Croix]]|| {{ISV}} || Flamboyant Race Track || December 8 || 55 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| IX ||[[1991 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1991]] || [[Kingstown]]|| {{VIN}} || || December 8 || 54 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| X ||[[1992 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1992]] || [[Curaçao]]|| {{AHO}} || || December 12 || 68 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XI ||[[1994 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1994]] || [[Nassau, Bahamas|Nassau]]|| {{BAH}} || || February 12 || 53 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XII ||[[1995 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1995]] || [[Warwick Parish|Warwick]]|| {{BER}} || || February 11 || 46 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XIII ||[[1996 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1996]] || [[Chignahuapan (municipality)|Chignahuapan]], [[Puebla]]|| {{MEX}} || || March 25 || 41 || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XIV ||[[1997 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1997]] || [[St. George's, Grenada|St. George's]]|| {{GRN}} || || February 16 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XV ||[[1998 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1998]] || [[San José, Costa Rica|San José]]|| {{CRC}} || [[La Sabana Metropolitan Park|Parque Metropolitano La Sabana]] || March 1 || 80 || 14
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XVI ||[[1999 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|1999]] || [[Saint Lucia]]|| {{LCA}} || || January 24 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XVII ||[[2000 South American Cross Country Championships|2000]] || [[Cartagena, Colombia|Cartagena]]|| {{COL}} || || February 6 || 86 || 9
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XVIII ||[[2001 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|2001]] || [[Southampton Parish, Bermuda|Southampton]]|| {{BER}} || Point Royal Golf Course || November 17 || || 
|-
|bgcolor=DDEEFF align="center"| XIX ||[[2003 Central American and Caribbean Cross Country Championships|2003]] || [[Acapulco]], [[Guerrero]]|| {{MEX}} || Club de Golf Acapulco|| March 16 || 80|| 8
|}

== Results ==
The results for the Mexican athletes were published by the Federation of Mexican Athletics Associations (FMAA).<ref name=fmaa_01/>  Further results were compiled from other sources.<ref name=nacion_01>
{{ Citation 
| last =  Lorena Jiménez
| first =  Yuri
| date = March 2, 1998
| title =  México barrió La Sabana • Erick Quirós le dio el tercer lugar a Costa Rica 
| url = http://wvw.nacion.com/ln_ee/1998/marzo/02/deportes7.html
| publisher = [[La Nación (San José)|La Nación]], San José, Costa Rica
| language = es
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=cbat_01>
{{ Citation 
| date = February 5, 2000
| title = Campeonato Sudamericano de Cross Country – 2000 – RESULTADOS GENERAL
| url = http://www.cbat.org.br/resultados/2000/rs2000id14et1.asp
| publisher = [[Confederação Brasileira de Atletismo|CBAt]]
| language = pt
| access-date = February 8, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=cbat_02>
{{ Citation 
| date = February 6, 2000
| title = Campeonato Sudamericano de Cross Country – 2000 – RESULTADOS GENERAL
| url = http://www.cbat.org.br/resultados/2000/rs2000id14et2.asp
| publisher = [[Confederação Brasileira de Atletismo|CBAt]]
| language = pt
| access-date = February 8, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=eltiempo_02>
{{ Citation 
| last =  Char M.
| first =  Eduardo
| date = February 7, 2000
| title =  N TIAMBA ARRASÓ EN CARTAGENA – El angoleño Joao N tiamba, que corría como invitado especial, ganó de punta a punta la prueba máxima del Campeonato Suramericano y Centroamericano de Campo Traviesa que se realizó este fin de semana en Cartagena.
| url = http://www.eltiempo.com/archivo/documento/MAM-1247581
| publisher = [[El Tiempo (Colombia)|El Tiempo]], Bogotá, Colombia
| language = es
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=imagen>
{{ Citation
 |last=Calderón 
 |first=Juan Manuel 
 |date=February 10, 2000 
 |title=José Macías, 3º en el Centrosudamericano Campeonato de Campo Traviesa en Colombia. 
 |url=http://www.imagenzac.mx/2000/02/10/Dxt5.htm
 |archive-url=https://archive.today/20130413161952/http://www.imagenzac.mx/2000/02/10/Dxt5.htm
 |url-status=dead
 |archive-date=April 13, 2013
 |publisher=Zacatecas en Imagen, Guadalupe, Zacatecas, México 
 |language=es 
 |access-date=February 6, 2013 
}}
</ref><ref name=iaaf>
{{ Citation 
| date = November 19, 2001
| title =  Puerto Rico wins CAC Cross Country
| url = http://www.iaaf.org/news/news/puerto-rico-wins-cac-cross-country
| publisher = [[IAAF]]
| access-date = February 7, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=vitff_02>
{{ Citation 
| date = November 19, 2001
| title =  Virgin Islands National Cross-Country Teams Wins Bronze in CAC Championships—Bermuda
| url = http://virginislandspace.com/ReleaseCACCross-CountryBermuda.htm
| publisher = [[Virgin Islands Track & Field Federation]]
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=vitff_03>
{{ Citation 
| title =  The Virgin Islands National Team—18th Central America and Caribbean Cross-Country Championships... – Devonshire, Bermuda, W.I. November 17–18, 2001
| url = http://virginislandspace.com/CACCross-CountryPhotos.htm
| publisher = [[Virgin Islands Track & Field Federation]]
| access-date = February 6, 2013
}}
</ref><ref name=cacac_01>
{{ Citation
 |last=Barrios Casasola 
 |first=Carlos Alberto 
 |date=March 16, 2003 
 |title=CONFEDERACIÓN CENTROAMERICANA Y DEL CARIBE DE ATLETISMO -CACAC- RESULTADOS OFICIALES – XIX CAMPEONATO CENTROAMERICANO Y DEL CARIBE DE CAMPO TRAVIESA – Acapulco, 16 de marzo del 2003 
 |url=http://www.athlecac.org/results/XIX%20CAC%20Cross%20Country%20Champs%20-%20Acapulco%20MEX%202003.pdf 
 |publisher=[[Central American and Caribbean Athletic Confederation|CACAC]] 
 |language=es 
 |access-date=February 6, 2013 
 |url-status=dead 
 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304193611/http://www.athlecac.org/results/XIX%20CAC%20Cross%20Country%20Champs%20-%20Acapulco%20MEX%202003.pdf 
 |archive-date=March 4, 2016 
}}
</ref><ref name=wjah>
{{ Citation| title =Championship Index – CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS CCXC| url =http://www.wjah.co.uk/wojc/meetlist.htm| publisher =World Junior Athletics History ("WJAH")| access-date =February 6, 2013| url-status =dead| archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20140226190931/http://www.wjah.co.uk/wojc/meetlist.htm| archive-date =February 26, 2014}}
</ref><ref name=uru_01>
{{ Citation
 |title=CAMPEONATO SUDAMERICANO DE CROSS COUNTRY 
 |url=http://atletismouy.wikispaces.com/file/view/CrossSam%5B1%5D.doc
 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140104004752/http://atletismouy.wikispaces.com/file/view/CrossSam%5B1%5D.doc
 |url-status=dead
 |archive-date=January 4, 2014
 |publisher=[[Confederación Atlética del Uruguay]] 
 |language=es 
 |access-date=January 9, 2014 
}}
</ref>

=== Men Senior Individual ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|1983
| ||  
| || 
| {{flagathlete|[[Ignacio Melesio]]|MEX}} || 41:11
|-
|
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|1989
| {{flagathlete|[[Manuel Manzola]]|MEX}} || 41:28
| || 
| || 
|-
|1990
| ||  
| {{flagathlete|[[Casimiro Reyes]]|MEX}} || 31:35
| {{flagathlete|[[Luciano Flores]]|MEX}} || 31:56
|-
|1991
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|1992
| {{flagathlete|[[Maurilio Castillo]]|MEX}} || 39:13
| {{flagathlete|[[Gustavo Castillo (athlete)|Gustavo Castillo]]|MEX}} || 39:48
| || 
|-
|1994
| {{flagathlete|[[Benjamín Paredes]]|MEX}} ||  41:25
| {{flagathlete|[[Roberto Alonso]]|MEX}} || 42:00
| {{flagathlete|[[Narciso Flores]]|MEX}} || 42:05
|-
|1995
| {{flagathlete|[[Santos Ortega Rosario]]|MEX}} || 34:37
| || 
| {{flagathlete|[[Francisco Rodríguez Díaz]]|MEX}} || 35:13
|-
|1996
| {{flagathlete|[[Gabino Apolonio]]|MEX}} ||  38:06
| {{flagathlete|[[Alejandro Cuatepitzi]]|MEX}} || 38:19
| {{flagathlete|[[Carlos Peña González]]|MEX}} || 38:45
|-
|1997
| {{flagathlete|[[Alejandro Cuatepitzi]]|MEX}} || 38:33
| {{flagathlete|[[José Luis Villanueva (athlete)|José Luis Villanueva]]|MEX}} || 38:55
| || 
|-
|1998 (11.4&nbsp;km)
|{{flagathlete|[[Carlos Peña González]]|MEX}} || 34:52
|{{flagathlete|[[Alejandro Cuatepitzi]]|MEX}} || 35:02
|{{flagathlete|[[Erick Quirós]]|CRC}} || 35:13
|-
|1999
| {{flagathlete|[[David Galindo]]|MEX}} || 39:55
| || 
| {{flagathlete|[[Francisco Mondragón]]|MEX}} || 40:32 
|-
|2000 (12&nbsp;km)<sup>†</sup>
| {{flagathlete|[[Fidencio Torres]]|MEX}} || 38:40
| {{flagathlete|[[Salvador Miranda (runner)|Salvador Miranda]]|MEX}} || 38:51
| {{flagathlete|[[José Macías Quiroz]]|MEX}} || 39:29
|-
|2001 (11.8&nbsp;km)
|{{flagathlete|[[Gustavo Castillo (athlete)|Gustavo Castillo]]|MEX}} || 39:41
|{{flagathlete|[[Romualdo Sánchez]]|MEX}} || 39:43
|{{flagathlete|[[Jacinto Rodríguez (athlete)|Jacinto Rodríguez]]|PUR}} || 39:50
|-
|2003 (12&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Jonathan Morales]]|MEX}} || 39:43
| {{flagathlete|[[José Acierno]]|MEX}} || 39:46
| {{flagathlete|[[José Amado García]]|GUA}} || 39:49
|}
<sup>†</sup>: In 2000, the event was held in conjunction with the [[2000 South American Cross Country Championships|South American Cross Country Championships]], where the medallists were extracted from.  Winner was [[João N'Tyamba]] from {{ANG}} who was invited to participate out of competition in 37:11. [[Daniel Lopes Ferreira]] from {{BRA}} came in 2nd in 37:14 to become South American Champion. [[Silvio Guerra]] from {{ECU}} was 3rd in 37:21, [[Marilson Gomes dos Santos]] from {{BRA}} was 4th in 37:59, and [[Benedito Donizeti]] was 6th in 38:45.<ref name=cbat_02/><ref name=eltiempo_02/>

=== Men Senior Team ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|1994
| {{MEX}} || 11 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1995
| {{MEX}} || 14 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1996
| {{MEX}} || 10 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1997
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|1998
| {{MEX}} || 14 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1999
| ||  
| {{MEX}} || 39 pts
| || 
|-
|2000
| {{MEX}} || 10 pts
| {{PAN}} || 66 pts
| {{JAM}} || 67 pts
|-
|2001
| {{PUR}} ||  
| {{JAM}} || 
| {{BER}} || 
|-
|2003
| {{PUR}} || 29 pts
| {{JAM}} || 48 pts
| {{ARU}} || 85 pts
|}

=== Women Senior Individual ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|1989
| {{flagathlete|[[Karla Guerrero]]|MEX}} || 18:41
| || 
| || 
|-
|1990
| {{flagathlete|[[Angelina Tellez Solís]]|MEX}} || 18:46
| || 
| || 
|-
|1991
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|1992
| {{flagathlete|[[María Luisa Servín]]|MEX}} || 16:09
| {{flagathlete|[[Sonia Betancourt]]|MEX}} || 16:12
| {{flagathlete|[[Paola Cabrera]]|MEX}} || 16:52
|-
|1994
| {{flagathlete|[[Isabel Carreño]]|MEX}} || 19:35
| {{flagathlete|[[Lucía Mendiola]]|MEX}} || 19:42
| {{flagathlete|[[Esmeralda Guillén]]|MEX}} || 19:48
|-
|1995
| {{flagathlete|[[Silvia López]]|MEX}} || 18:43
| {{flagathlete|[[Luz María Aguilar (athlete)|Luz María Aguilar]]|MEX}} || 18:43
| || 
|-
|1996 (6&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Isabel Carreño]]|MEX}} || 22:13
| {{flagathlete|[[Guadalupe Piña]]|MEX}} || 22:22
| {{flagathlete|[[Karla Guerrero]]|MEX}} || 22:45
|-
|1997 (6&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Karla Guerrero]]|MEX}} || 22:12
| {{flagathlete|[[Noemi Morales]]|MEX}} || 22:15
| {{flagathlete|[[Dolores Valencia]]|MEX}} || 22:19
|-
|1998 (5.7&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Lucía Mendiola]]|MEX}} || 20:20
| {{flagathlete|[[América Mateos]]|MEX}} || 20:25
| {{flagathlete|[[Margarita Tapia]]|MEX}} || 20:33
|-
|1999
| ||  
| {{flagathlete|[[Margarita Cabello]]|MEX}} || 31:15
| {{flagathlete|[[Veronica Sandoval]]|MEX}} || 31:18
|-
|2000 (8&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Bertha Sánchez]]|COL}} || 28:10
| {{flagathlete|[[América Mateos]]|MEX}} || 28:23
| {{flagathlete|[[Mardrea Hyman]]|JAM}} || 28:53
|-
|2001 (7.6&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Mireya Ailhaud]]|MEX}} || 31:01
| {{flagathlete|[[Esthela Chavez]]|MEX}} || 31:06
| {{flagathlete|[[Maribel Burgos]]|PUR}} || 31:08
|-
|2003 (8&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Adriana Sánchez]]|MEX}} || 30:02
| {{flagathlete|[[Angélica Sánchez]]|MEX}} || 30:24
| {{flagathlete|[[Dolores Dávila]]|MEX}} || 30:35
|}

=== Women Senior Team ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|1992
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1994
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1995
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|1996
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1997
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1998
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|1999
| {{MEX}} ||  9 pts
| || 
| || 
|-
|2000
| {{MEX}} || 11 pts 
| {{COL}} || 18 pts
| {{GUA}} || 31 pts
|-
|2001
| {{PUR}} ||  
| {{JAM}} || 
| {{ISV}} || 
|-
|2003
| {{MEX}} ||  6 pts
| {{PUR}} || 23 pts
| {{ISV}} || 40 pts
|}

=== Boys Junior Individual ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|2000 (8&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[José Luis Santos]]|MEX}} ||  25:39
| {{flagathlete|[[James Vidal]]|COL}} || 25:41
| {{flagathlete|[[Víctor Ocampo]]|COL}} || 26:10
|-
|2001 (7.6&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Juan Luis Barrios]]|MEX}} || 25:03
| {{flagathlete|[[Félix Camacho]]|PUR}} || 27:35
| {{flagathlete|[[Mark Morrison (athlete)|Mark Morrison]]|BER}} || 27:38
|-
|2003 (8&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Arturo Merced]]|MEX}} || 26:29
| {{flagathlete|[[Omar Rabid Guerrero]]|MEX}} || 27:20
| {{flagathlete|[[Wainard Talbert]]|JAM}} || 27:40
|}

=== Boys Junior Team ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|2000
| {{GUA}} || 32 pts
| {{PUR}} || 56 pts
| {{JAM}} || 59 pts
|-
|2001
| {{PUR}} ||  
| {{BER}} || 
| || 
|-
|2003
| {{PUR}} || 30 pts
| {{JAM}} || 41 pts
| {{LCA}} || 56 pts
|}

=== Girls Junior Individual ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|2000
| {{flagathlete|[[Alma Delia Xicoténcatl]]|MEX}} ||  22:21
| {{flagathlete|[[Luisa Jiménez (athlete)|Luisa Jiménez]]|COL}} || 23:15
| {{flagathlete|[[Fabiola Juárez]]|MEX}} || 23:21
|-
|2001
| {{flagathlete|[[Carmen Valdés (athlete, Puerto Rico)|Carmen Valdés]]|PUR}} ||  25:18
| {{flagathlete|[[Lysaira del Valle]]|PUR}} || 25:20
| {{flagathlete|[[Tamica Thomas]]|JAM}} || 25:40
|-
|2003 (6&nbsp;km)
| {{flagathlete|[[Virginia Riverol]]|MEX}} || 22:57
| {{flagathlete|[[Arilú Xicontecatl]]|MEX}} || 23:36
| {{flagathlete|[[Liliana Méndez]]|PUR}} || 24:05
|}

=== Girls Junior Team ===
{| {{MedalistTable|type=Year|columns=2}}
|-
|2000
| {{MEX}} <br /> {{COL}} || 11 pts
| || 
| {{PUR}} || 26 pts
|-
|2001
| ||  
| || 
| || 
|-
|2003
| {{MEX}} ||  8 pts
| {{PUR}} || 18 pts
| {{JAM}} || 23 pts
|}

==See also==
*[[IAAF World Cross Country Championships]]
*[[NACAC Cross Country Championships]]
*[[South American Cross Country Championships]]

==References==
{{Reflist|2}}

==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20140226190931/http://www.wjah.co.uk/wojc/meetlist.htm World Junior Athletics History]

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