Clunis happy with performance after tough season.

By Noel Francis

Nayoka Clunis' 20.98m throw gave her third in the women's weight throw event
Nayoka Clunis

Tokyo, Japan – Jamaica’s lone Hammer Thrower at the Tokyo World Athletics Championships, Nayoka Clunis, was in a reflective mood after failing to advance in the women’s Hammer Throw.

“This season has been my toughest year because I’ve been injured every month since November last year. This is the healthiest I’ve been all year. Training camp was great, so I was looking forward to some big throws, but it didn’t happen, and I’m disappointed. However, the season has been rough, so I can’t be mad because I finished with a 68m throw.”

Noel Francis
Noel Francis
Noel Francis is without doubt one of the most naturally gifted track & field writers in Jamaica. His passionate, creative, informative and engaging writing style has been recognised and enjoyed worldwide. He started out writing several articles with trackalerts.com in 2013 and his marketability soared with a number of his stories being featured on the US based Track and Field News – The Bible of the Sport. He is now the IAAF correspondent in Jamaica and a regular contributor for the Florida based high school track website Dyestatfl.com. Noel has a first degree in Banking & Finance and works as a Treasury Officer in the financial industry.
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