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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM8d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Romaine Beckford won his third national men’s high jump title on Sunday after he cleared 2.25m on the final day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Beckford, who is ranked joint fourth in the world with 2.30m, failed twice at 2.28m before he moved the bar to 2.31m but also failed to clear it. Lushane Wilson was second with 2.20m and two-time world indoor medalist Raymond Richards was third with 2.15m.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM8d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Demisha Roswell’s patience paid off after she ran a brilliant personal best 12.40 seconds (0.7m/s) to win the 100m hurdles title on Sunday’s final day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium, beating a quality field. Her time, which beat her previous best of 12.44 seconds, ranks her fourth in the world and joint fifth best with Janeek Brown on the Jamaican all time list. Roswell held her form under pressure to beat pre-championships favourite Megan Simmonds-12.47 seconds and Kerrica Hill, who was third with 12.67 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM8d ago

The versatile Roshawn Clarke has turned his attention to the 200m at Jamaica’s national Junior and Senior Championships, skipping his pet 400m hurdle event for which he is the World Under-20 record holder. The 21-year-old of Swept Track Club was second in his 200m semi-final in 20.63 (-2.9) to Christopher Taylor’s 20.49. Clarke will enter the final with the second fastest time, and all eyes will be on him to see if he is the real deal over the 200m.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Jamaica

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM8d ago

ST CATHERNE, Jamaica – Members of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), including Cabinet ministers and young professionals, gathered at the Portmore New Testament Church of God on Saturday for the funeral of late party worker, Imru Khouri. Khouri, who was a chapter chairman of JLP youth arm Young Jamaica and a member of the JLP communication team, passed away in early May after a brief illness. He was 23.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Jamaica

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PoliticalUpdate🇯🇲JM9d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica— A sharp salute, though symbolic in nature, captured a moment of pride, unfiltered gratitude, genuine sincerity, and profound respect for the fathers, uncles, mentors, and male figures who showed up for the young JCF Cadets at their pre-Father's Day celebration, recently held at the academy. To honour, appreciate, and celebrate was the mandate of the young men at the academy as they stood before the men who represented the kind of individuals they hoped to become. Heartfelt expressions and moments of complete vulnerability defined the occasion as the fathers and father figures witnessed their sons openly express, firsthand, the meaningful impact they have had on their lives.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇹🇩Chad9d ago

Ralford Mullings retained his senior discus throw title at the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium on Saturday after throwing 64.31m to secure his place on the team to the Commonwealth Games in July. Mullings, the national record holder who also won back-to-back NCAA Division One outdoors titles for the University of Oklahoma earlier this month, had two legal marks in the competition. Fedrick Dacres, the Commonwealth champion in 2018, was second with 62.97m while Racquil Broderick of the University of Southern California -- who was second behind Mullings at the NCAA championships -- was third with a season's best equalling 62.87m.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Jamaica

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM9d ago

World Athletics Championships finalist Navasky Anderson and women’s defending champion Kelly-Ann Beckford won their respective 800m finals on Saturday’s third day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Anderson, the men’s national record holder, won his second national championships and first since 2022 when he led from the front to win in 1:47.29, beating Kirk Dawkins of Florida A&M University who ran 1:50.26 and Dujhaumtai Lewis who was third in 1:56.84. Beckford, who ran a personal best 1:58.46 earlier this year, clinched back-to-back titles, running 2:02.74, ahead of 1500m champion Adelle Tracey’s 2:03.93 with Leanna Lewis third with 2:04.82.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM9d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Women’s defending champion Ashanti Moore and last year’s men’s runner-up Christopher Taylor lead the qualifiers for the 200m final at the JAAA national championships, after impressive performances in Saturday’s semi-finals. Moore, who was a finalist in the women’s 100m on Friday, ran 22.88 seconds (-1.2m/s) to win her semi-final heat and was followed by Alana Reid- 23.74 (-4.0m/s) and Jodean Williams, who ran a season’s best 23.05 seconds (-1.2m/s). Niesha Burgher also advanced with 23.82 seconds (-4.0m/s), along with Lavanya Williams who clocked a personal best 23.06 seconds (-1.2m/s).

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM9d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Demario Prince of Baylor University ran 13.38 seconds (-2.8m/s) on Saturday to lead qualifiers for Sunday’s final of the 110m hurdles at the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Shaquane Gordon, the US junior college champion, also qualified with 13.51 seconds along with Sharvis Simmonds, 13.52 seconds, Jerome Campbell, 13.62 seconds, and Andre Harris. Olympic gold medalist Hansle Parchment, who was running only his second race of the season, was the eighth and final qualifier after he was fifth in his semi-final in 13.71 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM9d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Lloydricia Cameron won her first national women’s shot put title on Saturday at the National Stadium, after being runner up six straight times. Cameron threw 17.57m at the JAAA National Championships to take the crown. She had finished behind national record holder Danniel Thomas-Dodd in 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and again last year.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇯🇴Jordan9d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Former World Athletics Champion Tajay Gayle won his first men’s long jump title since 2021 on Saturday after he jumped a season’s best 8.37m (1.6m/s) in the final on the third day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. His distance saw him move up in the world ranking to joint seventh as the race for places at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championships heats up. Gayle, who also had a wind-aided 8.31m (2.6m/s), beat Jordan Turner of Louisiana State University who had a wind-aided 8.22m (3.2m/s) with Nikaoli Williams third with a wind-aided 7.89m (2.3m/s).

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM10d ago

  KINGSTON, Jamaica — Two of last year’s top three finishers in the men’s 200m at the JAAA national championships made easy progress to the next round of this year’s event after first round heats on Saturday morning. Christopher Taylor and Adrian Kerr, who were second and third respectively last year, booked their spots in the semi-finals set for later Saturday. Taylor ran a season’s best 20.52 seconds (-0.1m/s) and Kerr was clocked in 20.85 seconds (0.1m/s).

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇺🇸United States 🇯🇲JM10d ago

Nathaniel Martin of Jamaica College and Shanoya Douglas of Holland High won the under-20 boys and girls 100m titles on Friday at the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Martin’s performance was one of the biggest upsets of the championships as Jamaica College placed first and second in both the under-20 and under-18 finals. Drawn in lane 2, Martin ran a personal best 10.37 seconds (0.4m/s) to win the final, just ahead of his teammate Dontae Watson who finished in 10.39 seconds, also a personal best.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Tyler, Texas

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇧🇼BW 🇳🇪Niger10d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica – World Champion Oblique Seville ran a world leading 9.82 seconds (0.6m/s) to win his first national 100m title at the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) national championships at the National Stadium on Friday. After running 9.95 seconds in the semi-finals, Seville dominated the final to finish ahead of 19-year-old Gary Card, who was second in a national under-20 record 9.93 seconds (0.6m/s). Ackeem Blake was third with a season’s best 9.94 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM10d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—World champion Oblique Seville looks well set to defend his men’s 100m national title at the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium on Friday after he raced to a smooth 9.95 seconds (0.2m/s) to win his semi-final heat, fastest on the evening. Seville was challenged early by teenager Gary Card, but eased away from the University of Technology athlete, who clocked 10.07 seconds to also book his place in the final set to start at 9:15 pm. World Indoor bronze medalist Ackeem Blake ran 10.05 seconds (-0.8m/s) to win the other semi-final ahead of Nishion Ebanks, who ran a personal best 10.18 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM10d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—The women’s 100m finals at the JAAA national championships look set to provide the expected fireworks with a number of top contenders lined up after Friday’s semifinals at the National Stadium. National record holder Elaine Thompson Herah, World Championships silver medalist Tina Clayton and many-time champions Shericka Jackson all qualified after the semi-finals. Jonielle Smith led the qualifying with 11.14 seconds (-1.8m/s), followed by Jackson, 11.17 seconds (-1.8m/s) and Reid, 11.17 seconds (-1.3m/s), with Thompson Herah 11.18 seconds (-1.3m/s), winning her heat.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States10d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Robert Miller of Hydel High atoned for his fall in the finals of the boys' Class 1 400m hurdles after he ran a personal best 49.96 seconds to win a thrilling Under-20 400m hurdles on Friday’s second day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Miller, who had won at the Carifta Games, lowered his previous best of 50.31 seconds and booked his place on the team to the World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon in early August. His time is sixth best in the world for boys' Under- 20 and ninth best all-time by a Jamaican.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States10d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The United States (US) dollar on Friday, June 19, ended trading at $158.58, up by 6 cents, according to the Bank of Jamaica’s daily exchange trading summary. Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar ended trading at $112.79, up from $112.63 and the British pound at $209.31, down from $209.70.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States11d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Daniellia Dixon clocked a personal best 53.47 seconds to lead the qualifiers into Sunday's girls Under-20 400m final of the JAAA National Championships, winning her semi-final heat on Friday. The former William Knibb Memorial standout, who finished fourth in the girls Class Two final at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Athletics Championships and later placed fourth at the Carifta Games, will be hoping to grab an individual spot at the World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, in August. Foga Road High's Shameika McLean, Jamaica's fastest school girl this season with a best of 52.22 seconds, also progressed to the final after running 53.90 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM 🇶🇦Qatar 🇱🇺Luxembourg+111d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — World Championships relay medallist Kemba Nelson marked her Diamond League debut with a sparkling run to win the women’s 100m at Friday’s rescheduled meet in Doha, Qatar, running a wind-aided 10.88 seconds (2.5m/s). Nelson, who has run 11.08 seconds three times this season, got off to a fast start and held off Italy’s World Indoor 60m champion Zaynab Dosso, who ran 11.01 seconds, with Patrizia van der Weken of Luxembourg third with 11.03 seconds. Despite improving his personal best to 17.69m (1.7m/s), Jordan Scott finished second in the men’s triple jump.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM11d ago

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Residents of Aberdeen in northern St Elizabeth are in shock following a horrific scene in a remote area of the community where a torso was found Thursday night. Preliminary reports are that about 9:00 pm residents stumbled on the torso along a track in bushes and called the police. Councillor Audie Myers (People’s National Party, Siloah division) told Observer Online that the incident is concerning and has left residents stunned.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Jamaica

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM11d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jeremy Bembridge led the men’s 400m qualifiers after he ran 45.84 seconds to win his first round heat on Thursday’s opening day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Bembridge, who is part of the Racers Track Club set up, battled Kimar Farquharson of Texas A&M University (46.06 seconds), while Bovel McPherson won his heat in 46.83 seconds and advanced to the semi-finals on Friday. Antonio Watson, World champion in 2023, also advanced after he won his heat in 45.91 seconds, getting the better of Shaemar Uter of Texas Tech University (46.14 seconds), and Emil Gordon of UTech with 46.66 seconds.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM11d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — World champion Oblique Seville was among the heat winners in the first round of the men’s 100m on Thursday’s opening day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium, running 10.09 seconds (-1.0m/s). Seville hardly broke a sweat as he ran away from Rasheed Foster, who ran 10.30 seconds, and Michael Campbell, who ran 10.39 seconds, both also advancing to Friday’s semi-finals. World Indoor bronze medalist Ackeem Blake also advanced with 10.11 seconds (-1.9m/s), as well as Nishion Ebanks 10.22 seconds (-1.0m/s), teenager Gary Card, who won his heat in 10.33 seconds (-2.7m/s) and Travis Williams 10.23 seconds(-1.0m/s).

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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HealthUpdate🇯🇲JM11d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — World Championships finalists Ackelia Smith and Lamara Distin retained their respective long jump and high jump titles on Thursday’s opening day of the JAAA national championships at the National Stadium. Smith jumped a wind-aided 6.81m (2.8m/s) to win her third straight and fourth long jump title overall, just edging Nia Robinson, who improved her outdoors best to 6.80m (0.8m/s), with Rohana Sudlow of Kansas State taking third with 6.25m (0.9m/s). Distin won her fifth high jump title with 1.86m, beating Annishka McDonald of West Virginia, who jumped 1.80m.

3.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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Supply ChainUpdateJAM 🇯🇲JM12d ago

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3.1/10·GDELT 2.0 Master Files·Jamaica

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