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Oblique Seville. - Gladstone Taylor photo Seville bounces back from slow start as all three Jamaicans through...
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce moments after competing in heat seven of the women’s 100m qualifiers at the World Athletics Championships at the National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan. All three Jamaicans advance to women's 100m semis
Jamaica’s Megan Tapper. Megan Tapper out of 100m hurdles due to injury
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce at a training session on Friday morning with Jamaican athletes at the Athletic Stadium situated at the Oi Central Seaside Park Sports Forest, Shinagawa,Tokyo, Japan. Fraser-Pryce eyes podium finish in final hurrah
Kishane Thompson training at the Athletic Stadium at the Oi Central Seaside Park Sports Forest in Tokyo, Japan, yesterday. Bolt happy with growth of men’s sprinting
Octaivian Halloway (left) of Kingston College (KC) and Andre Langford (right) of Charlie Smith High compete for the ball during their Manning Cup football match at Stadium East on Saturday. KC won 3-0. Wolmer’s, Excelsior score big wins - Hillel Academy make victorious...
PRETTY PERFECT, with Dane Dawkins in the saddle, parades in front of the stands with connections after winning the Winston ‘Fanna’ Griffiths Trophy, a Grade One Stakes, ahead of ALCHEMY OF SOULS (Clive Lynch) over 9 1/2 furlongs at Caymanas Park on Sunday. Back-up selections advised for Sunday race card
Samantha Hall of Jamaica reacts to her third attempt in the women’s discus throw qualifications Group B on day one of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan. Samantha Hall through to women's discus final
Her excellency Shorna-Kay Richards (second right), Jamaica Ambassador to Japan, with Jamaica’s athletes (from left) - discus thrower Ralford Mullings, sprinter Oblique Seville and long jumper Nikaoli Williams. Jamaica launch quest at Tokyo World Championships
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