Pamenos Ballantyne

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Pamenos Avorsant Ballantyne (born 9 December 1973[https://www.caribbean-beat.com/issue-76/pamenos-ballantyne-everyone-winner Pamenos Ballantyne: “Everyone is a winner” | Caribbean Beat Magazine]) is a long-distance runner from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. He represented his country in the marathon at the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics.

His brother, Benedict Ballantyne, was also a long-distance runner.

Competition record

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colspan="6"\|Representing {{VIN}}
rowspan=2\|1994 \|rowspan=2\|Commonwealth Games \|rowspan=2\|Victoria, Canada \|9th (h) \|5000 m \|14:47.05
15th \|10,000 m \|31:06.70
1995 \|World Championships \|Gothenburg, Sweden \| – \|Marathon \|DNF
rowspan=2\|1996 \|London Marathon \|London \|15th \|Marathon \|2:18:26
Olympic Games \|Atlanta, United States \|95th \|Marathon \|2:34:16
1997 \|Central American and Caribbean Championships \|San Juan, Puerto Rico \|bgcolor=cc9966\|3rd \|Half marathon \|1:08:25
rowspan=2\|1998 \|rowspan=2\|Central American and Caribbean Games \|rowspan=2\|Maracaibo, Venezuela \|8th \|5000 m \|14:36.84
5th \|10,000 m \|30:29.91
1999 \|Central American and Caribbean Championships \|Bridgetown, Barbados \|bgcolor=silver\|2nd \|10,000 m \|31:12.57
2000 \|Olympic Games \|Sydney, Australia \|31st \|Marathon \|2:19:08
rowspan=4\|2001 \|rowspan=3\|Central American and Caribbean Championships \|rowspan=3\|Guatemala City, Guatemala \|7th \|5000 m \|14:57.58
4th \|10,000 m \|31:20.86
5th \|Half marathon \|1:07:06
World Championships \|Edmonton, Canada \|25th \|Marathon \|2:24:36
2002 \|Commonwealth Games \|Manchester, United Kingdom \|11th \|Marathon \|2:19:36
rowspan=2\|2003 \|Central American and Caribbean Championships \|St. George's, Grenada \|bgcolor=gold\|1st \|Half marathon \|1:09:14
Pan American Games \|Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep. \|7th \|Marathon \|2:29:37
2005 \|World Championships \|Helsinki, Finland \|42nd \|Marathon \|2:23:18
2006 \|Central American and Caribbean Games \|Cartagena, Colombia \|10th \|Marathon \|2:44:50
rowspan=2\|2010 \|Central American and Caribbean Games \|Mayagüez, Puerto Rico \|8th \|Marathon \|2:43:15
Commonwealth Games \|Delhi, India \|16th \|Marathon \|2:30:29
2011 \|Central American and Caribbean Championships \|Mayagüez, Puerto Rico \|7th \|Half marathon \|1:17:08

colspan="6"|Representing {{VIN}}

rowspan=2|1994

|rowspan=2|Commonwealth Games

|rowspan=2|Victoria, Canada

|9th (h)

|5000 m

|14:47.05

15th

|10,000 m

|31:06.70

1995

|World Championships