Youthful Energy: Jamaica Announces Strong Team for World Athletics Under-20 Championships

Jamaica has unveiled a 43-member team for the World Athletics Under-20 Championships, scheduled to take place from August 27-31 in Lima, Peru.

The squad is highlighted by the inclusion of Kerrica Hill, the 100m hurdles champion from two years ago, and 2022 bronze medallist over 200m Alana Reid, who recently competed in the 4x100m relay at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

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The team also features promising sprinters Theianna-Lee Terrelonge and Gary Card. The full roster of athletes is as follows:

Girls:

  • Abigail Campbell
  • Abrina Wright
  • Alana Reid
  • Alliah Baker
  • Anecia Campbell
  • Briana Campbell
  • Deschanique Douglas
  • Habiba Harris
  • Jade Ann Dawkins
  • Jaeda Robinson
  • Kellyann Carr
  • Kerrica Hill
  • Nejhada Seymore
  • Natassia Fletcher
  • Rohana Sudlow
  • Sabrina Dockery
  • Shanaye Morris
  • Shanniqua Williams
  • Shanique Williams
  • Theiana-Lee Terrelonge

Boys:

  • Chad Hendricks
  • Chavez Penn
  • Daniel Beckford
  • Daniel Wright
  • Deandre Daley
  • Demarco Bennett
  • Gary Card
  • Jabari Matheson
  • Jace Witter
  • Javaughn Pinnock
  • Junior Gallimore
  • Kemarrio Bygrave
  • Kyle Richards
  • Marcinho Rose
  • Nyrone Wade
  • Omary Robinson
  • Richard Hall
  • Romario Hines
  • Shadane Smith
  • Shaquan Dunn
  • Trevoy Smith

David Riley will lead the technical team, supported by coaches Michael Dyke, Corey Bennett, Neil Harrison, Jeremy Delliser, Michael Vassell, and Megan Wilson Copeland. Keith Wellington will serve as the team leader, ensuring the athletes are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.

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Vijay
Senior reporter – Writes for a number media outlets but is now more focus on promoting track and field. He has covered the last two Olympic Games, four IAAF World Championships and several Diamond League events. He also worked with Justsports360.Com, one of our affiliates
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