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Bryan Levell - Gladstone Taylor photo All three Jamaicans advance to men's 200m semifinal
Shericka Jackson is the picture of control as she wis her women's 200-metre heat to advance to the semifinals of the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium Jackson, Moore through, Matthews out
Tyrice Taylor (left) of Jamaica moments after competing in the men’s 800 metres heats on day four of the 2025 World Athletics Championships Tokyo, Japan. Taylor, Anderson chasing “greatness”
Jamaica’s 110-metre hurdles silver medallist Orlando Bennett celebrates with the national flag. Bennett vows to keep working after 110m hurdles silver
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce embraces Tina Clayton after the latter won a silver medal in the women’s 100-metre final at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan. Ja chasing relay gold as Shelly eyes grand farewell
Rusea’s High’s Omarion Jemmison (second right) jumps highest to head the ball into the net during yesterday’s daCosta Cup match against Frome Technical High at the Collin Miller Sports Complex. Lightning and rainfall forced officials to call off the match at halftime. STETHS off the mark with 4-0 win
United States’ Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone competes in the women’s 400 metres semi-finals at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. McLaughlin-Levrone threatening long-time world 400m record
Malik James-King competes in the men's 400m hurdles race at the Tokyo World Athletics Championships. Roshawn Clarke, Malik James-King out of 400m hurdles final
Tajay Gayle Tajay Gayle cops silver in men’s long jump
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