Young Guns Usher in Exciting Era
Several young and emerging track and field athletes at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo zoomed to the top by way of making big breakthroughs on that global stage.…
My Stellar Jamaica Worlds Performances
Sometimes you have to take a step back to make two steps forward. That adage succinctly sums up the 2025 World Championships, at least, from a Jamaican standpoint. The 20th…
Jamaica’s Seville Wins World 100m Gold
Oblique Seville of Jamaica secured the country’s first gold medal in nine years in the men’s 100m at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo Sunday (14th) . He defeated the American…
Fraser-Pryce Comes Full Circle
As the 20th World Athletics Championships gets underway in Trottoria, Italy, today (Sept 13) and continues through September 21, the world’s best track and field athletes are salivating at the…
Jamaica Joins Men’s 4×1 Conversation
After failing three times this season to secure a place among teams whose times have qualified them for the September 2025 World Championships in Athletics, a cracking Jamaican men’s 4x100m…
31 Jamaicans For Crucial World Relays
Multiple Olympic and World Championships medalists Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Shericka Jackson were named for Jamaica’s sprint relay team to the World Relays in Guangzhou, China, from May 10 to 11.…
Reid Leads Caribbean Sweep in Lima
Jamaica’s Alana Reid led a Caribbean sweep when she won the women’s 100m last night (28) at the World Under-20 Athletics Championships in Lima, Peru. She clocked 11.17secs to defeat…
Caribbean Women Lead Region in Glasgow
The Caribbean emerged big at the recent World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland (March 1- 3). While Jamaica won no higher medal than bronze, Bahamian, St. Lucian, and Dominican women…
Jamaica’s WC Medal Haul Continues Caribbean Dominance
Jamaica ended the Budapest World Championships in Athletics with 12 medals to place fourth overall in the medal standings and first among Caribbean countries: 3 Gold 5 Silver 4 Bronze.…
Athlete vs. Coach in Budapest
Jamaica had its share of off-track drama at the Budapest World Championships. Reminiscent of a major disagreement between athletes and administration regarding Merlene Ottey replacing Peta-Gaye Dowdie in the 100m…