MIAMI, Florida – Jamaica’s world U20 sprint double champion Briana Williams shared her academic achievements on Tuesday, January 14. Williams attends Northeast High School in Oakland Park, Fla.
Williams posted her “The Northeast High School Honor Roll certificate” which explained she was “awarded this certificate for earning A 3.5 G.P.A or higher during the first quarter of the academic year 2019-2020.”
The certificate was dated December 12, 2019, under the signature of Rafael Rivera, Jr., assistant principal designee.
The 17-year-old sprinter, who has two more years of junior eligibility, last year announced she She forego the remainder of her junior career.
In 2018, she became the first Jamaican to win the World U20 sprint double title.
Williams, in 2018 and 2019 won three sprint gold medals at the Carifta Games, took the Austin Sealy Award on both occasions.
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Congratulations Brianna! Continue in that same path, all the best. May God guide and protect you.??
Veronica Campbell actually won the Jr sprint double as well in 2003.
Congrats Briana! Keep doing well. ?????
You are BRILLIANT as always, keep working hard. It is not easy, but keep setting and breaking barriers. You deserve everything you have worked for so far and more to come. WELL Done and Congratulations
Congrats Bree,continue to aim high,no limits or boundries to your successes and endevours
Big up
Congrats keep up the good work..