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KINGSTON, Jamaica - The men’s 400m final on Sunday’s final day is set to be one of the best seen in years after Friday’s semi-finals at the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Senior Championships at the National Stadium. It took 45.68 seconds to get into the final, while 15 men ran under 46.00 seconds led by Jevaughn Powell’s personal best 44.90 seconds under the 45.88 seconds he ran two...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Tina Clayton won her first senior title on Friday, running a personal best 10.81 seconds to capture the women’s 100m title at the JAAA national senior championships at the National Stadium. A two-time world under-20 champion, Clayton denied Shericka Jackson a fourth straight title, the latter finishing second in a season’s best 10.88 seconds. However, the night belonged to 38-year-old Shelly-Ann Fraser- Pryce who defied the odds...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Olympic silver medalist Kishane Thompson ran a lifetime best and world leading 9.75 seconds (0.8m/s) to retain his men’s 100m title on Friday’s second day of the JAAA national senior championships at the National Stadium.\ Thompson lowered his previous best of 9.77 seconds set last year and equalled the fastest time ever run at the National Stadium by Yohan Blake in 2012. Oblique Seville, who had appeared...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - A man was shot dead by the police, and two firearms were seized during an operation in Board Villa, Denham Town, on Friday morning. The dead man has been identified as 27-year-old Jermaine Malcolm, otherwise called ‘Balla’, from Fourth Street in Trench Town, Kingston 12. Malcom, police alleged, was a member of the Brooklyn Gang and sometimes went by the name Jermaine Morris. Police said intelligence suggests...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Kingston College’s Despiro Wray won the Boys Under -20 shot put on Friday’s second day of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Junior Championships, throwing 19.39m, ahead of the rest of the field. Wray, who dominated the event all year, had two other throws both over 18.60m as Munro College’s Devonte Edwards was second with 18.77m and another Kingston College thrower, Nkosana Johnson was third with...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - National record holder Adelle Tracey won her second national championships after she held off American Gabrielle Wilkinson to win the women’s 1500m on Friday’s second day of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Championships at the National Stadium. Tracey was overtaken with about 250 meters to go but caught the American with about 80 metres to go and blew past here to win in a creditable...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Dylan DeCambre won his first national senior title after he dominated the men’s 1500m on Friday’s second day of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Senior Championships at the National Stadium. The 20-year-old Virginia Tech junior clocked 3:46.59 minutes just outside his personal best 3:45.55 minutes set earlier this year, to beat Amiri Whittle (3:52.72 minutes) with Navasky Anderson third with 4:06.45 minutes. St George’s College’s...

KINGSTON, Jamaica- The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), JN Foundation, Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) and the FIA Foundation have signed an agreement to support a national programme aimed at bolstering the JCF’s capacity to improve motorcycle safety through improved enforcement of motorcycle helmet laws in Jamaica. The agreement was signed at the ‘Heads-Up!’ Regional Think Tank held recently at the AC Hotel in New Kingston. The forum was hosted by the...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The stage is set for an epic women’s 400m final on Sunday’s final day of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Senior Championships as defending national champion Nickisha Pryce ran 50.51 seconds to lead the qualifiers after Friday’s semi-finals at the National Stadium. Pryce was in control of the first heat and easily beat Leah Anderson (51.03 seconds) and Shaquena Foote with 51.44 seconds. Dejanae Oakley,...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Clayton twins Tia and Tina, have thrown down the gauntlet after leading the qualifiers to the final of the women’s 100m at the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association’s (JAAA) National Championship at the National Stadium on Friday evening. In front of a packed grandstand, most of who came to pay homage to Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the twins turned up the heat as Tia, the Olympic Games finalist eased...