Despite the disappointment of Shericka Jackson's withdrawal from the 200m due to injury, Jamaican athletes have shown resilience and determination at the 2024 Paris Olympics, advancing in multiple events and keeping the nation's medal hopes alive.
In a turn of events that has left Jamaican athletics fans reeling, two-time world 200m champion Shericka Jackson has announced her late withdrawal from the 200m event at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This news comes on the heels of another significant setback for Jamaica, with Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce withdrawing from the 100m semi-finals just the day before.
The Paris 2024 Olympics provided a day filled with thrilling performances and historic achievements, especially for Caribbean athletes. Here are the highlights from today’s events
Tia Clayton, born on August 17, 2004, has rapidly emerged as one of Jamaica's most promising young sprinters. Known for her exceptional speed and impressive performances, Tia has made a name for herself on the global athletics stage, alongside her equally talented twin sister, Tina Clayton.
The vibrant city of Paris witnessed a spectacular morning of athletics as Jamaican sprinters made their mark in the men’s 100m heats at the Olympic Games. On Saturday, August 3rd, 2024, all three Jamaican representatives—Kishane Thompson, Oblique Seville, and Ackeem Blake—secured their spots in Sunday’s semi-finals, showcasing their prowess on the track.
The Stade de France was ablaze with excitement as Natoya Goule-Toppin and Shafiqua Maloney showcased exceptional performances, securing their spots in the women’s 800m semi-finals at the Paris Olympic Games. These races marked a significant milestone for these Caribbean athletes, embodying the spirit and determination of their respective nations. Goule-Toppin's Commanding Victory Natoya Goule-Toppin, a […]
Get ready for an action-packed day of athletics at the Paris Olympics 2024! Jamaica's athletes are set to compete in various events, showcasing their incredible talent and determination. Here's the schedule for Saturday, 3 August:
The 100m heats for women at the Paris Olympics 2024, held this morning at 4:50 am JA time, were nothing short of electrifying. With eight rounds and only the top three from each heat advancing to the semifinals, the competition was fierce.
As the track and field events kick off, Jamaica's athletes are ready to shine on the global stage. With a packed schedule featuring sprints, jumps, and middle-distance races, fans can expect an exciting day filled with top performances. Here's a look at the schedule for Day 1, highlighting key events and Jamaican competitors.
Jamaican sprint queen Shericka Jackson will not compete in the 100m at the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. This shocking development has left many fans and analysts wondering about the impact on Jamaica's medal tally. Jamaica’s track officials confirmed that Jackson, a key contender in both the 100m and 200m events, will be replaced by Shashalee Forbes in the blue-ribbon sprint.
