Track and Field Archive

  • Paris Diamond League Round Up

    Paris Diamond League Round Up

    After standing around for almost 20-minutes because distractions from the crowd, the world’s fastest man got down to business over his favourite event. The men’s half-lap. Usain Bolt showed that he is indeed rounding back into good form with another dominating 200-metres performance at the...

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  • Goule breaks Jamaican distance record

    Goule breaks Jamaican distance record

    Goule smashes Turner’s 1000m record – Sport – JamaicaObserver.com JAMAICA’S 19-year-old middle-distance sensation Natoya Goule, a South Plains College freshman, broke the third national record in the NJCAA last Friday when she posted 2:44.73 in the 1,000 metres at the Texas Tech Quad Meet in...

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  • Records fall at Jamaican Meet

    Records fall at Jamaican Meet

    Records tumble – Bailey, Lloyd among stars at Classic – Sport – JamaicaObserver.com National representatives Oshane Bailey and Shereefa Lloyd were among nine record breakers at the Camperdown Classic at the Usain Bolt Track at the University of the West Indies yesterday. Bailey of Akan...

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  • Stewart PRs in 60m Hurdles

    Stewart PRs in 60m Hurdles

    Stewart clocks PR in 60m hurdles – JamaicaObserver.com JAMAICAN sprint hurdler Keiron Stewart of the University of Texas, Austin, clocked a personal best 7.68 seconds to become the first qualifier in the 60-metre hurdles at next month’s NCAA Division One Indoor Championships at College Station,...

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  • Rupert Green wins High Mountain Coffee 10K

    Rupert Green wins High Mountain Coffee 10K

    Jamaica Observer: Jamaica’s Best Newspaper, Jamaican News Online – JamaicaObserver.com RUPERT Green won his first High Mountain Coffee 10K road race title after turning back a decent field at Sunday’s 29th staging in Williamsfield, Manchester. The 33-year-old Green, running unattached, beat off the challenge of...

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  • Jamaicans shine at the Millrose Games

    Jamaicans shine at the Millrose Games

    JamaicaObserver.com Sprint darling Veronica Campbell-Brown led the Jamaican invasion of three marquee events at the Millrose Games on Friday. The reigning women’s World Indoor sprint champion opened her season in reassuring style, when she extended herself in the last 20 metres, and clocked 7.11 seconds...

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  • Proctor switches allegiance to Britain

    Proctor switches allegiance to Britain

    Britain snaps up 2012 long jump contender Proctor – Athletics, More Sports – The Independent British Athletics acquired another ready-made world class recruit yesterday with the announcement that Shara Proctor, a long jumper and triple jumper, has switched allegiance from the Caribbean island of Anguilla....

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  • VCB Misses out on IAAF Award

    VCB Misses out on IAAF Award

    Kenyan 800 metres world record holder David Rudisha was named the youngest World Athlete of the Year on Sunday by the ruling body IAAF while Croatian high jumper Blanka Vlasic picked up the 2010 women?s award.

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  • CARIFTA could be cancelled next year

    CARIFTA could be cancelled next year

    CARIFTA Games 2011 faces uncertainty Unless a willing host is found soon, next year’s CARIFTA Games could be cancelled for the first time in its near 40-year history. There have been concerns in the regional track and field circles after St Kitts, who were to...

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  • Baptiste double gold a memorable one for T&T

    Baptiste double gold a memorable one for T&T

    Baptiste grabs double gold | Tobago News | Sports Trinidad and Tobago track star, Kelly-Ann Baptiste scorched the track in 11.05 seconds to capture the IAAF / VTB Bank Continental Cup women’s 100 metres title, in Split, Croatia, last Saturday. The Continental Cup replaces the...

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