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Thompson, Blake, Powell head strong Jamaica’s World Relays team
Double Olympic Games sprint champion Elaine Thompson, Yohan Blake and Asafa Powell head Jamaica's strong 41-member team for the IAAF/BTC…
IAAF gives Francis green light to represent Great Britain
Miguel Francis has gotten the green light to represent England and will try out for this team this summer. Francis,…
Matherson rules out of Champs 2017
Jhevaughn Matherson has been ruled out of the rest of Champs 2017 Kingston College’s (KC) Matherson, the favourite going into…
VCB runs world leading 200m at Florida Relays
Veronica Campbell-Brown achieved a world leading 200 metres time at the Florida Relays on Thursday (30 March).
Four Jamaicans win at FSU Relays
Four Jamaicans secured victories at Saturday's 38th running of the FSU Relays. Edward Clarke, Nathon Allen, Gleneve Grange and Kellion…
Taylor, Bromfield head Jamaica’s CARIFTA Games team
Christopher Taylor and Junelle Bromfield will head Jamaica's team to the Flow CARIFTA Games to be staged in Curacao.
Bolt targets 9.7 farewell in Jamaica
Track and field legend Usain Bolt wants to leave Jamaican fans with a special 9.7secs farewell.
Calabar boycotted Champs launch
Andrea Hardware, the team’s manager, said they boycotted the launch because ISSA failed acknowledge their concerns regarding Ugandan Ari Rodgers.
Powell, Thompson, De Grasse, Keni Harrison to highlight Jamaica Invitational
Asafa Powell, Elaine Thompson, Andre De Grasse and Kendra “Keni” Harrison are the big names announced on Wednesday (March 15)…
Edwin Allen, St. Jago win Digicel Grand Prix million $ prizes
The third Digicel Grand Prix reached its climax with Edwin Allen girls making it three straight and St. Jago boys…
Edwin Allen, St. Jago are Central Champs winners
Edwin Allen and St. Jago were crowned girls and boys champions, respectively at the conclusion of the Central Champs on…
Anderson clocks 13.21 at Jamaica’s Carifta Games Trials
Vere Technical’s Anderson, on Sunday’s final day of the two-day trials, ran a fast 13.21 to take the Under-18 girls’…