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KINGSTON, Jamaica— Olympic champion Hansle Parchment eased into the final of the men’s 110 hurdles in 13.24 seconds and was quickest of all in a commanding display. Tyler Mason was second with 13.44 a...

Oblique Seville runs 9.86 in Kingston

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Olympic champion, Hansle Parchment opened his 2022 season winning the 110 metre hurdles at the Velocity Fest II at the National Stadium in a world leading 13.20 seconds (0.8m/s). P...

Previews05 Jul 2021 Grant Holloway wins the 110m hurdles in Szekesfehervar (© Organisers) Many events at the Istvan Gyulai Memorial in Szekesfehervar – a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting – on Monday and Tuesday (5-6) will offer a sneak preview of what may happen at the Olympic Games in a few weeks’ time. In fact, the men’s 400m should come with a spoiler alert because world record-holder Wayde van Niekerk and US champion Michael Norman have decided that the Hungarian city...

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After being cancelled last year, the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Associations (JAAA...

Melton Williams Sachin Dennis of St Elizabeth Technical High School wins section eight of the mens 100m at the JAAA/JOA Olympic Destiny Series at the National Stadium on Saturday, May 22, 2021. (PHOTOS: Marlon Reid). Schoolboy Sachin Dennis and promising sprint hurdler Rasheed Broadbell, of MVP Track Club, highlighted the first meet in the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) Olympic Destiny Series at the National Stadium on Saturday. The series, which is designed to provide a hu...

Jamaica’s double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah. Jamaica’s double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah returned to winning ways at the Velocity Fest No. 9 meeting at the National Stadium in Kingston on Saturday. Racing the distance for the first time this year, Thompson-Herah, of MVP Track Club, won the women’s 100m in 11.21 seconds (0.0m/s). The 28-year-old, who was competing for the second time this season, looked a bit sluggish but despite that won easily in the end. Remona B...