Andrenette Knight’s focus has never been sharper. The 29-year-old hurdler booked her place on Jamaica’s team to the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo after finishing second in the women’s 400m hurdles final at the Jamaica National Championships on Saturday night at the National Stadium in Kingston.
For Ralford Mullings, 2025 has been a year of breakthroughs, hard lessons, and personal evolution—culminating in his first-ever national discus title at the Jamaica National Championships on Saturday evening at the National Stadium.
West Indies allrounder Rovman Powell is set to bring his explosive talents to the inaugural ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL), having been signed by reigning ILT20 champions Dubai Capitals ahead of the tournament's launch in Guyana from July 10 to 18.
Shanieka Ricketts reaffirmed her dominance in the women’s triple jump on Saturday, claiming her seventh national title with a clutch fifth-round leap of 14.52m to edge out Puma teammate Ackelia Smith at the Jamaica National Championships.
Arnett Gardens and Cavalier FC turned on the style in the Jamaica Women’s Premier League on Saturday with emphatic victories that underlined their title ambitions in spectacular fashion.
Rushell Clayton showed the heart of a champion on Saturday night, powering to victory in the women’s 400m hurdles final at the Jamaica National Championships in Kingston. The 33-year-old Olympian and two-time World Championships bronze medallist clocked a season-best 53.81 seconds to win her third national title, completing a remarkable turnaround after an injury-plagued season.
Roshawn Clarke silenced any lingering doubts about his form and fitness on Saturday night, storming to victory in the men’s 400m hurdles final at the Jamaica National Championships. The 21-year-old SWEPT Track Club standout produced a season-best 48.02 seconds to retain his national title and stamp his ticket to the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Mexico overcame Saudi Arabia to seal a CONCACAF Gold Cup semi-final meeting with Honduras, who beat Panama on penalties.
Elite Performance Track Club’s Rushell Clayton and SWEPT Track Club’s Roshawn Clarke stood above their rivals to claim the respective female and male 400m hurdles titles to close out Saturday’s third day of action at the JAAA/Puma National Senior and Junior Championships at the National Stadium in Kingston.
MVP Track Club’s Kelly Ann Beckford and Arkansas’ Tyrice Taylor won the respective female and male 800m titles on Saturday’s third day of the JAAA/Puma National Senior and Junior Championships at the National Stadium in Kingston.
