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Xiamen CHN 20th April 2024
Shanghai/Suzhou CHN 27th April 2024
Doha QAT 10th May 2024
Rabat/Marrakech MAR 19th May 2024
Eugene USA 25th May 2024
Oslo NOR 30th May 2024
Stockholm SWE 2nd June 2024
Paris FRA 7th July 2024
Monaco MON 12th July 2024
London GBR 20th July 2024
Lausanne SUI 22nd August 2024
Silesia POL 25th August 2024
Rome ITA 30th August 2024
Zurich SUI 5th September 2024
Brussels BEL 13th - 14th September 2024

Xiamen

Men

100m - Ackeem Blake, Yohan Blake, Ryiem Forde, Rohan Watson (Jca), Christian Coleman, Fred Kerley (USA)

110m hurdles - Hansle Parchment, Orlando Bennett (Jca)

High jump - Christoff Bryan (Jca)

Women

200m - Anthonique Strachan (Bah), Sha'Carri Richardson (USA)

400m - Sada Williams (Bdos), Steph McPherson (Jca), Aliyah Abrams (Guy)

100m hurdles - Devynne Charlton (Bah), Danielle Williams, Megan Tapper (Jca), Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (PR)

Shot putt - Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca)

And more on April 20

Mouth-watering and mouth watering

In reply to mikesiva

Looking forward to the start.
Wonder if Watson can improve this season??

In reply to RoyalDad

Starts tomorrow....

Unfortunately, reports that both Watson and McPherson have withdrawn from the season opener.

In reply to Brerzerk

100m hurdles
1) Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (PR) 12.45
2) Devynne Charlton (Bah) 12.49
3) Samba Mayela (Fra) 12.55
4) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.56

Megan Tapper (Jca) 12.88

Men's 100m
1) Christian Coleman (USA) 10.13
2) Fred Kerley (USA) 10.17
3) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 10.20
4) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.27

9) Yohan Blake (Jca) 10.43

Women's 400m
1) Mari Paulino (DR) 50.08

4) Sada Williams (Bdos) 51.97

7) Aliyah Abrams (Guy) 52.69

110m hurdles
1) Daniel Roberts (USA) 13.11

5) Hansle Parchment (Jca) 13.33

Orlando Bennett (Jca) 13.58

Men's high jump
1) Shelby McEwan (USA) 2.27

7) Cristoff Bryan (Jca) 2.20

Women's shot putt
1) Gong Lijiao (China) 19.72

Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 18.76

In reply to mikesiva

Watson ran OK.
Blake's start was not good.Akeem.

In reply to RoyalDad

I get sadder and sadder every timevI see Yohan perform. Man says he's hunting gold in Paris. Will he make the team?

In reply to Brerzerk

Endorsed. Yohan is spent. It is unfortunate but it is what it is. He will struggle to make the relay pool. What I really want to see is Kishane Thompson running. See if that run last year was a fluke or if he is the real deal.

In reply to Brerzerk

Yohan is a figment of his previous self. His mindset may be there, but physically not anywhere he needs to be.Hard to see him making the team for Paris.Too many young guns to deal with.

In reply to rudebway

Armand duPlantis (Sweden) broke the men's pole vault record with 6.24!

No Yohan Blake on Saturday coming in Shanghai:

Men's 100m - Christian Coleman, Fred Kerley (USA), Rohan Watson, Ackeem Blake (Jca)

Women's 400m - Mari Paulino (DR), Sada Williams (Jca), Steph McPherson (Jca), Aliyah Abrams (Guy)

Men's high jump - Cristoff Bryan (Jca)

Women's shot putt - Danielle Thomas Dodd (Jca)

Women's 200m - Anthonique Strachan (Bah)

110m hurdles - Hansle Parchment (Jca)

And more

In reply to RoyalDad

Shanghai today

100m hurdles
1) Jasmine Camacho Quinn (PR) 12.63
2) Devynne Charlton (Bah) 12.64
3) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.74

7) Megan Tapper (Jca) 12.83

110m hurdles
1) Daniel Roberts (US) 13.12
2) Shunsuke Izumiya (Jap) 13.23
3) Hansle Parchment (Jca) 13.26

Women's 400m
1) Mari Paulino (DR) 50.89
2) Talitha Diggs (US) 51.77
3) Sada Williams (Bdos) 52.00

5) Aliyah Abrams (Guy) 53.04
6) Steph McPherson (Jca) 53.75

Men's 100m
1) Akane Simbine (SA) 10.01
2) Christian Coleman (US) 10.04
3) Fred Kerley (US) 10.11

5) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 10.25
6) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.29

Men's long jump
1) Marquis Dendy (US) 8.05

4) Carey McLeod (Jca) 7.93

9) Tajay Gayle (Jca) 7.56

Women's 200m
1) Darrell Neita (GB) 22.62

6) Anthonique Strachan (Bah) 23.35

Men's high jump
1) Hamish Kerr (NZ) 2.31

Cristoff Bryan (Jca) 2.16

Women's shot putt
Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 19.08

Women's 5000m
12) Aisha Praught-Leer (Jca) 16:36.99

In reply to Brerzerk

World Relays in Bahamas:

Saturday and Sunday

Bahamas
Barbados
Guyana
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago

In reply to mikesiva

Congrats Bim 4x4 men. Though didn't qualify you ran a good race in a tough field. Re- My Yard every time I see Demish Gay in national colors "mi get bex"

In reply to mikesiva

What is going on here with qualification?
Only one team made it.

In reply to RoyalDad
Been wondering myself. If Yard for instance are 100m W defending Champs don't they get a bye? If a team at a future meet runs
faster time than some so-called qualified team then what gives? I'm lost.

In reply to RoyalDad and Brerzerk

I don't think the bye is a thing any more.

Saturday features Qualifier One of each event. Top two in Qualifier One advance to Sunday's final, and also automatically qualify for the Olympics.

Those who don't make it to the final get a second chance to qualify for the Olympics in Qualifier Two on Sunday.

Mixed 4x400 relay
Heat One
1) Netherlands 3:12.16
2) Dominican Republic 3:14.39
3) Jamaica 3:14.83 (Clarke-Anderson-McDonald-Russell)
4) Bahamas 3:14.86

Heat Three

7) Guyana 1:17.81

Women's sprint relay
Heat Two

5) Jamaica 43.33 (Williams-Clayton-Reid-Burchell)

Heat Four
1) GB 42.33

4) Bahamas 43.17
5) Trinidad 43.22

Men's 4x100 relay
Heat One

6) Bahamas 39.27

Heat Two
1) France 38.32
2) GB 38.36
3) Trinidad 38.46 (Elcock-Benjamin-Harrison-Lewis)

Heat Three
1) Canada 38.11
2) Jamaica 38.50 (Levell-Goldson-Forde-Davison) Qualified for the Olympics
3) Australia 38.50

Women's mile relay
Heat Three
1) Poland 3:27.12
2) France 3:28.08
3) Jamaica 3:29.03 (Young-Williams-Bromfield-McGregor)

Men's 4x400m relay
Heat One
1) Japan 3:00.46
2) Germany 3:01.25
3) Trinidad 3:04.15
USA DQ'ed

Heat Two
1) Belgium 3:00.09
2) Nigeria 3:01.70
3) Jamaica 3:02.46 (James King-Barnes-Wilson-Gaye)

Heat Three

6) Bahamas 3:07.45

Heat Four
1) Botswana 2:59.73

3) Barbados 3:03.75 ((Gale-Griffith-Taitt Best- Jones)

In reply to mikesiva

A very weird new system! And especially when the relays are so early in the outdoor system and long before many national trials.
Many athletes from various countries main objective in an Olympic year is to be ready for and able to qualify for their team's indiviual
and relay events. Missing one dege-dege relay event/championship where their 2nd tier team fails to qualify shouldn't have such an impact
as non-qualification.

This can't be the only meet that qualifies a team?

In reply to camos

They say it is...apart from two places that will be alloted based on times in meets to come!!!
Yesterday not 1 Jamaican woman went under 51 in any split of the 4x4W

India's 4x4M at a stage where they can consistently compete with and beat Yard now. Early/ mid season 3:03

2nd chance and still come last! Demise %$#@ Gaye..
an di res' ah dem... Just for the sake of some real athletes hope a team finds a meet somewhere to run a time to clinch one of the 2 remaining spots

TNT!!!! WHAT a fighfimal leg

In reply to Brerzerk

It is a harsh selection process. It seems the bye is now only applicable to the World Champs, and not the Olympics.

1) Qualifier One, eight races, top two qualify for the Olympics (and the World Relays finals) = 8 Olympic qualifiers
2) Qualifier Two, six races, top two qualify for the Olympics = 6 Olympic qualifiers
3) In addition to the 14 qualifying from the World Relays, two further relay teams will qualify for the Olympics, based upon world rankings

Qualifier Two events

Mixed 4x400m relay

Heat One
1) Bahamas 3:12.81 (Gardiner-Addersley-Russell-Miller Uibo) qualify for the Olympics
2) Jamaica 3:14.49 (Barnes-Anderson-Clarke-Russell) qualify for the Olympics
3) South Africa 3:15.96
4) Japan 3:16.02
5) Guyana 3:17.65

Women's sprint relay

Heat Two
1) Jamaica 42.74 (Williams-Clayton-Burchell-Reid) qualify for the Olympics
2) Trinidad 43.54 qualify for the Olympics

Heat Three
1) Nigeria 42.71

4) Bahamas 43.32

Men's 4x100m relay

Heat Three
1) South Africa 38.08

5) Bahamas 39.21
Trinidad DNF

Women's mile relay

Heat One
1) Jamaica 3:28.54 (McGregor-Young-Williams-Bromfield) qualify for the Olympics
2) India 3:29.35

Men's 4x400m relay

Heat One
1) USA 2:59.95

5) Bahamas 3:08.29

Heat Two
1) Spain 3:02.39

5) Jamaica 3:05.09 (McDonald-James King-Gaye-Wilson)
6) Barbados 3:06.54

Guyana 3:10.01

Heat Three
1) Brazil 3:01.86
2) Trinidad 3:02.39 (Guevara-Richards-Lara-McKay) qualify for the Olympics

So, Jamaica have qualified for four Olympic relays, but not the men's mile relay. They will now have to wait and see if they make it as one of just two selected on the basis of world rankings. Looks grim!

Men's sprint relay final
1) USA 37.40

7) Jamaica 38.68

The USA won four finals, with the men's mile relay won by Botswana.

In reply to mikesiva

in recent years about 10 of our 400m men have shown either promise or a magnificent flash in the pan performance only to fall by the wayside. I am hoping that will not be the case with Antonio Watson.
Imagine that Javon 'Donkey-Man' Francis was 19 when he took the baton 15 metres behind passed 4 men and held off an experienced Russian to cop silver. Last yr 5 Yardies went under 45 and none to be seen now. Where are good relay and back up relay men such as Edino Steele?

In reply to mikesiva

Mike - no! They cannot "wait and see"; there are two teams (France(?) and Zambia) ahead of them for the two remaining men 4x400 spot. Jamaica will now have to find a meet between today and June 30th and run 2:59.12 to get in. Beyond that, it will mark the first time since we entered the Olympic Games in 1948 that Jamaica has failed to send a 4x400 team to the Olympic Games. Of course, there was that Federation team which included 3 Jamaicans and one Barbadian (Wedderburn).

Yes, the athletes/coaches decide if they want to compete at the World Relays or not, but this is very poor planning on the part of Garth Gayle and the JAAA. What an impending travesty!

In reply to JoeGrine

Absolutely right! It's really sad to see how our male quarter milers have declined, given that heritage.

Doha Diamond League on Friday:

Men's long jump - Tajay Gayle, Carey McLeod (Jca), Laquan Nairn (Bah)

Men's 400m - Steven Gardiner (Bah)

Women's 800m - Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca)

Men's 200m - Andrew Hudson (Jca)

Men's javelin - Anderson Peters (Gren)

Women's 100m - Natasha Morrison (Jca)

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Really bad state for our quarter milers indeed.

Our most promising Bloomfield,Allen and Taylor now nonexistent.

Two years ago we seem to have had a promising set of 400 males?

In reply to RoyalDad

Nathan Allen. Wow. I forgot about him. He went off the radar in a hurry. So now it’s Antonio Watson and three others. I cringe when I see Demish Gaye and Rusheen McDonald. I don’t care if he is the national record holder

In reply to RoyalDad

You are sure about that? Maybe like the JAAA you should look around (especially beyond the locals) there are quality athletes around. JAAA have its head in the sand and if it's not MVP or Racers or to a lesser extent GC Foster, the JAAA doesn't look beyond them. If you didn't excel at Champs, they won't pay you much attention. You gats to be local.

In reply to JoeGrine

McDonald's record was a fluke (semis), in the final after did he even run anything close? No!
By the way you'all notice Janeek Brown really getting back to top ability and form?

In reply to JoeGrine

Joe,I am as sure as ABC. Apart from Watson and Bailey..maybe Powell,Jamaica's drought in the 400 is abysmal.The kid who went to Camperdown is not a 400 runner per say. He is a flat-out hurdler.

No return here of a Danny Mc.even though disciplines are reversed. But like you say, I will scour the American countryside to find those non locals to try and put a 4-man roster together.

In reply to JoeGrine

But if the 400 runners were good and not local,and could qualify to run for Jamaica, you would think the athlete themselves would put their hand up, and show up at Trials, since the USA 400 team is hard to qualify for. Similar to Andrew Hudson running the 200. He is not beating Lyles, Knightinton or Kenny Bednarek. But he can beat Rasheed Dwyer and Nigel Ellis.

Or are you looking at it more from a developmental and investment aspect?

Gentlemen, I will excuse myself here. I prefer to talk about high school track and field.

What is happening is a travesty that lays at the feet of the JAAA.
The lack of 400m male runners has been on the radar for years.
There is absolutely no longevity among the promising as they fall away all too soon
like the rising and setting of the sun.
More proactive outreach and priority should have been generated by the JAAA by working hard with the coaches
and clubs to ensure improvement by providing whatever resources necessary to
keep the country's record spotless in the 4x400 .
No darn excuses from anyone.
Track and Field musty not be allowed to go the way of the country's cricket.
No Sir..The 4x400m is the Bedrock of our T&F tradition and history.
It must not be tarnished. NO

In reply to hubert

Doha on Friday

Men's long jump
1) Carey McLeod (Jca) 8.52 (wind-aided)
2) Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece) 8.36
3) Simon Ehammer (Switz) 8.30

5) Tajay Gayle (Jca) 8.01

Laquan Nairn (Bah) 7.59

Men's 400m
1) Steven Gardiner (Bah) 44.76
2) Muzala Samukonga (Zam) 45.07
3) Leungo Scotch (Bot) 45.29

Men's javelin
1) Jakub Vadljech (Czech) 88.38
2) Neeraj Chopra (India) 88.36
3) Anderson Peters (Gren) 86.32

Women's 100m
1) Darrell Neita (GB) 10.98
2) Tamari Davis (US) 10.99

7) Natasha Morrison (Jca) 11.37

Women's 800m
1) Mary Moraa (Ken) 1:57.91

6) Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca) 1:59.74

Men's 200m
1) Kenny Bednarek (US) 19.67

7) Andrew Hudson (Jca) 20.53

In reply to mikesiva

Natasha"s form in question. Has to make a move this year.Now or never.
Goule still representing.
Carey bounce back.

See what happens later at stadium.

In reply to RoyalDad

Women's 100m
1) MJ Ta Lou (CIV) 10.91
2) Krystal Sloley (Jca) 11.09
3) Kemba Nelson (Jca) 11.12

Men's 100m
1) Julian Forte (Jca) 10.02
2) Akeem Blake (Jca) 10.02
3) Brandon Hickling (USA) 10.09

Women's 200m
1) Dina Asher-Smith (GB) 22.51
2) Jessika Gbai (CIV) 22.53
3) Lanae Thomas (Jca) 22.84

Men's 200m
1) Zharnel Hughes (GB) 19.96
2) Fred Kerley (USA) 20.17
3) Pablo Mateo (France) 20.20

Women's 400m
1) Alexis Holmes (USA) 50.31
2) Brittany Brown (USA) 51.21
3) Naasha Robinson (USA) 51.81

Men's 400m
1) Matthew Hudson-Smith (GB) 44.69
2) Matthew Boling (USA) 44.98
3) Zandrian Barnes (Jca) 45.41

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Thanks a million and more

In reply to mikesiva

Revelation here is Krystal.She looked very energetic in lane 1.No Talou,she wins.
Kemba bouncing back nicely.
Alana....more hard work to put in.That 10.92 long gone.
Brianna..more hard work ahead. What a turn of events for this young lady.

Talou was the story though. Nuff respect.
Forte..nice win even at 30 yrs.

Danielle was right there.
Our 400 women have a bright spot in Nickesha Pryce.Dropped a 49.32 to win SEC final.

On to the next meet.

In reply to RoyalDad

I just hope they let Brianna rest up for as long as she needs it. Her chronic hammie needs rest and the rigors of the college circuit is too brutal for her to weather. Hope she can make it to the JA Trials. Nickesha is doing very well. I love her hard work and execution in the 400.

know season early but Antonio Watson looked really off the boil. Demish has less core than any avg athlete in any sport. Wonder if that was why the Cameraman zoomed in on his stomach. The guys have the talent but make us wonder if they're putting in the work. Gonzalez was good until injury, do guys think it is worth going over to Glen Mills? None of the 1/4 milers trained by 1/4milers Cameron and and the other guy seem to string together a series of good races in a season.

In reply to Brerzerk

Rabat Diamond League on Sunday

Men's 100m - Yohan Blake, Julian Forte, Rohan Watson (Jca), Andre de Grasse (Can)

Women's 200m - Shericka Jackson (Jca)

Women's 400m hurdles - Janieve Russell, Rushell Clayton, Shiann Salmon (Jca)

Men's discus - Frederick Dacres, Travis Smikle (Jca)

Women's shot putt - Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca)

Men's 400m - Rusheen McDonald (Jca)

And more

In reply to DukeStreet

Yes,Brianna and that hammy looks suspect. The coach though seems to be playing it safe with her. Should not have run in the 200.

Miss Pryce is the real deal. Ja. finally have a solid 400 runner again who can make Bol and Mauriely from the DR take notice. Just need to get Charokee and Stacey back in form.

In reply to RoyalDad

Yes, Ms. Pryce has been a breath of fresh air. I'm disappointed in the recent performances from Stacey Ann especially. The 400m is stacked with talent though. From Britton to Bol to Paulino and don't forget Syd. This year is gonna be fun.

In reply to DukeStreet

This iteration of Women's 400M is as exciting and has potential to be more so than the era of Christine Ohuruogo, Sanya Richards and Amantle Munsho. Don't forget that Shaunie is out there!

In reply to DukeStreet

Both Stacey and Charokee were burning up the track in college.

What the heck happened?? Especially Charokee!!

Any info on Candace?

Angela Williams has been a disappointment so far.

In reply to RoyalDad

Rabat on Sunday

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.98
2) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 54.27
3) Anna Rhyzkova (Ukr) 55.09
4) Zeney Geldenhuys (SA) 55.28
5) Janieve Russell (Jca) 55.74

Women's 200m
1) Shericka Jackson (Jca) 22.82
2) Mabou Kone (CIV) 22.98
3) Helene Parisot (France) 23.02

Men's shot putt
1) Mykolas Alekna (Lith) 70.70

4) Travis Smikle (Jca) 66.04

6) Frederick Dacres (Jca) 65.05

Women's shot putt
1) Chase Jackson (US) 20.00

4) Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 18.29

Men's 100m
1) Emmanuel Eseme (Nigeria)
2) Andre de Grasse (Can)

5) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.26

Yohan Blake (Jca0 10.41

In reply to Brerzerk

Eugene on Saturday

Men's 400m hurdles - Roshawn Clarke, Jaheel Hyde, Malik James-King (Jca), Rai Benjamin (USA)

Women's triple jump - Shaneika Ricketts, Kimberley Williams (Jca), Thea Lafond (Dom)

100m hurdles - Danielle Williams (Jca), Devynne Charlton (Bah)

110m hurdles - Hansle Parchment (Jca)

Women's 1500m - Adelle Tracey (Jca)

Women's 800m - Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca)

And more

Eugene haven't finalised their line-ups yet for:

Men's 100m
Women's 100m
Men's 200m

Thompson-Herah will open her season vs. Shacarri in the 100m.
I'm interested to see how she goes...how much rust/injury recovery
She joined Shelly's camp and Shelly is yet to open her season.
Hoping both will be able to peak or get near to that come Olympics

In reply to Brerzerk

Prefontaine on guys n girls

Nice run young Clark, little more experience and you can be in the mix, espin yrs to come

In reply to Brerzerk

Just tuning in to the PRE...Parchment coming up for the 110 hurdles. Williams out of frame in
the woem,n's 100H. But 12.65 against a winning 12.52 is ok for now
Doubt ETH is ready for a Big race this soon in her season...But hope she does well and most important
remain injury free.

Holloway takes it in 13.03....Hansie was slow out of blocks but finished 4th in a blanket photo
Time corrected

Parchment 4th 110mh but the way he recovered ground from pretty much last suggests he could still get to full Olympic readiness come July

In reply to Brerzerk

Yes., Yes.

In reply to hubert

Agree with you on ETH too
Hoping whatever going on with our vets and young males can be fixed even if only somewhat by July

An Olympics where nary a Jamaican man will get by the 200m 1st round!

In reply to Brerzerk

Very very concerned...hope we not fixing to take Track and Field with the cricket road map.
I am very concerned. Am not prepared to rely on SAFP either at this stage on the women's side of things.
She has achieved so much glory it would not be right to expect much more from her..
With the uncertainty of ETH recapturing her old form,that leaves Jackson as the only nona fide
reliant athlete to score an individual Gold at Paris on the track.
Things are not looking good. We do not seem ready to continue the legacy in a big way in two months time.
Hope I am Wrong.

W 800m
Hodgkinson wins going away! impressive British 22yo!
Moraa UGA. 2019 WC 2nd.

Alfred getting a medal in Paris

In reply to Brerzerk

ETH has a l o n g way to go as I expected...Lots of work AHEAD..does she have the will ?

In reply to hubert

Sometimes the heart willing but the body struggles. For ETH she’s proven the other way around is achievable

Sha'Carri beat Elaine into the ground, last place actually.

Sha'Carri Richardson wins Pre Classic in her first 100m of Olympic season

Elaine's late season start may be of some concern. Could have been instructed to go with the motions.

Lets see where she progresses from here.

Shaq obviously was using earlier races to target this one. Good win.

In reply to hubert

Eugene on Saturday

Women's 100m
1) Sha'carri Richardson (USA) 10.83
2) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 10.93

9) Elaine Thompson-Herah (Jca) 11.30

Women's triple jump
1) Perez Hernandez (Cuba) 14.73
2) Thea Lafond (Dom) 14.62
3) Shaneika Ricketts (Jca) 14.55

7) Kimberley Williams (Jca) 13.74

Women's 10,000m
1) Beatrice Chebet (Ken) 28:54.14 WR!!!

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Gerald Drummond (CR) 48.56

4) Roshawn Clarke (Jca) 49.07
5) Malik James-King (Jca) 49.51

7) Jaheel Hyde (Jca) 49.83

Men's 100m
1) Christian Coleman (USA) 9.95

4) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 10.12
5) Sandrey Davison (Jca) 10.13
6) Rikkoi Brathwaite (BVI) 10.19

100m hurdles
1) Samba Mayela (France) 12.52

4) Devynne Charlton (Bah) 12.63

6) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.65

110m hurdles
1) Grant Holloway (USA) 13.03

4) Hansle Parchment (Jca) 13.28

Men's 200m
1) Kenny Bednarek (USA) 19.89

9) Ian Kerr (Bah) 20.87

Women's 800m
1) Keely Hodgkinson (GB) 1:55.78

9) Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca) 1:59.92

Men's shot putt
1) Joe Kovacs (USA) 23.13

9) Rajindra Campbell (Jca) 20.68

In reply to RoyalDad

Oslo on Thursday

Men's 400m - Kirani James (Gren), Rusheen McDonald (Jca)

Women's 200m - Shericka Jackson (Jca)

Men's 100m - Yohan Blake, Rohan Watson (Jca)

Women's 400m - Sada Williams (Bdos)

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Janieve Russell, Andrenette Knight (Jca)

Men's 400m hurdles - Kyron McMaster (BVI)

Men's discus - Frederick Dacres (Jca)

Women's 800m - Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca)

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Lets see Big Boy separate himself now. Have us in denial too long.

Shericka needs to drop the hammer.

Wonder if Rohan can show us a glimpse of what we saw couple back.

Will be watching.

In reply to RoyalDad

Oslo on Thursday

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 54.02
2) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 54.63
3) Janieve Russell (Jca) 55.07

Men's 400m
1) Matt Hudson-Smith (GB) 44.07
2) Kirani James (Gren) 44.58
3) Vernon Norwood (US) 44.58

Rusheen McDonald (Jca) 47.60

Women's 800m
1) Prudence Sekgodiso (SA) 1:58.66
2) Natoya Goule-Toppin (Jca) 1:59.10
3) Catriona Bissett (Aus) 1:59.29

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 46.63
2) Karsten Warholm (Nor) 46.70
3) Kyron McMaster (BVI) 48.49

Women's 200m
1) Brittany Brown (US) 22.32

5) Shericka Jackson (Jca) 22.97

Women's 400m
1) Mari Paulino (DR) 49.30

5) Sada Williams (Bdos) 50.71

Men's 100m
1) Akane Simbine (SA) 9.94

6) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.23
7) Yohan Blake (Jca) 10.29

Men's discus
1) Mykolas Alekna (Lith) 70.91

6) Frederick Dacres (Jca) 65.06

In reply to Drapsey

Stockholm on Sunday

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Andrenette Knight, Janieve Russell (Jca), Femke Bol (Neth)

Women's triple jump - Thea Lafond (Dom), Shaneika Ricketts, Kimberley Williams (Jca)

Men's 400m hurdles - Kyron McMaster (BVI)

Women's 100m - Natasha Morrison (Jca)

Men's discus - Frederick Dacres (Jca)

Men's 100m - Ryeim Forde (Jca)

Women's 200m - Shericka Jackson (Jca)

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Bad state of affairs man.Was expecting Shericka to drop the hammer.Dont know what to make of this.

In reply to RoyalDad

Stockholm on Sunday

Women's 200m
1) Shericka Jackson (Jca) 22.69
2) Julia Henriksson (Sweden) 22.89
3) Amy Hunt (GB) 22.92

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 53.07
2) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.78
3) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 54.62
4) Janieve Russell (Jca) 54.99

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 47.02
2) Kyron McMaster (BVI) 48.05
3) CJ Allen (US) 48.12

Women's triple jump
1) Perez Hernandez (Cuba) 14.67
2) Shaneika Ricketts (Jca) 14.40
3) Thea Lafond (Dom) 14.26

9) Kimberley Williams (Jca) 13.48

Women's shot putt
1) Chase Jackson (US) 20.00

5) Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 18.77

Women's 100m
1) Gina Bass (Gambia) 11.15

5) Natasha Morrison (Jca) 11.41

Men's 100m
1) Emmanuel Eseme (Cam) 10.16

4) Ryeem Forde (Jca) 10.22

Men's discus
1) Mykolas Alekna (Lith) 68.64

6) Frederick Dacres (Jca) 64.21

The Diamond League now takes a one month break, to allow for regional champs and various national champs and Olympic trials.

In reply to mikesiva

Elaine running in NY this weekend.Hope she gives us some optimism/ hope.

In reply to RoyalDad

That's where Bolt broke Asafa's record? if so hope we get good news from the same place and meet again

In reply to RoyalDad

Looking at the entry list, it is a solid “B” field. I think this is a perfect gauge for her. I am an Elaine fan but I am worried.

For you diehard track fans, try to catch Nickisha Pryce (400m) and Brianna Lyston (100/200m) running tonight in Oregon at the NCAA Outdoor Championship. catch it on ESPN2

In reply to DukeStreet

Thank you. Tuned in just in time to see Brianna drop a 10.99 in her heat. I know the collegiate season is tough. But she is looking nice for trials.

In reply to rudebway

yw, bro. I hope so. I saw her grimace again after that race. Not sure if it's her hammie acting up or maybe something got in her eye. She still has to run in the 200 later tonight. Praying for her.

In reply to DukeStreet

Pryce just dipped under 50 looking easy. Brianna is brittle. The 200 is later as you said. Hoping for the best. You nailed it.

On another matter, I weep for Kevona Davis. I hope she can get it together.

In reply to rudebway

Yes, Pryce looking really good. She should win it all. Kevona just fell apart this season. looked totally out of shape. A damn shame.

In reply to rudebway

not just nice but very nice

In reply to DukeStreet

Some selected results from Saturday's Racer Grand Prix....

Men's 100m
1 Oblique SEVILLE JAM 9.82
2 Noah LYLES USA 9.85
3 Ferdinand OMANYALA KEN 10.02
4 Kendal WILLIAMS USA 10.06
5 Zharnel HUGHES GBR 10.09

Men's 200m
1 Jereem RICHARDS TTO 20.13
2 Udodi Chudi ONWUZURIKE NGR 20.27
3 Bryan LEVELL JAM 20.48

110m hurdles
1 Trey CUNNINGHAM USA 13.12
2 Rasheed BROADBELL JAM 13.24
3 Michael DICKSON USA 13.26

Men's 400m
1 Emmanuel BAMIDELE NGR 45.49
2 Roshawn CLARKE JAM 45.57
3 Zandrion BARNES JAM 45.62
4 Champion ALLISON USA 45.96

Women's 100m
1 Julien ALFRED LCA 10.78
2 Krystal SLOLEY JAM 10.99
3 Shashalee FORBES JAM 11.05
4 Tina CLAYTON JAM 11.17

Women's 400m
1 Stacey Ann WILLIAMS JAM 50.86
2 Lynna IRBY-JACKSON USA 51.05
3 Charokee YOUNG JAM 51.86

100m hurdles
1 Devynne CHARLTON BAH 12.64
2 Yanique THOMPSON JAM 12.66
3 Amoi BROWN JAM 12.73

Women's 400m hurdles
1 Shiann SALMON JAM 55.41
2 Cassandra TATE USA 55.60
3 Ronda WHYTE JAM 56.19



And more

In reply to DukeStreet

Pryce has kept Jamaica in the womens 400 conversation after Stacey Ann,Charokee and Candace all failed to move to the next level. Stacey Ann though has shown glimpses of her college form and may yet come through.Charokee..just dont know what happened. Candace ...fell off the track it seems. In Pryce we trust.

Brianna has blossomed into the top notch runner we all saw from Champs days. Very legit runner to take over when Shelly moves on. Honorable mention to Sloley.

who notice seh Kemba like our elite short sprints women is nowhere to be 'found?'
This is one weird Olympic prep year for Yard so far.I had high hopes for Antonio Watson
keeping Yard's 400m creds alive. I think his last run was about 47sumting.

In reply to rudebway

Elaine needs to give us hope this Sunday. All I can say.Just dip below 11 and we can breathe a sigh of relief. Optimistic???!!

In reply to Brerzerk

Kemba ...dont know what happened here. She just fell off the chart. Her Oregon days long past.Haven't given up on her though. Time will tell.

Antonio has regressed. Keep fingers crossed. Wow!!!

In reply to RoyalDad

Briana just finished 2nd. 10.89. 2.2 wind. Looking solid. Great to see her stepping into the role of heir apparent. more and more that 10.92 from Alana Reid is looking like a fluke

Nickisha Pryce wins the 400 in 48.89 !!

In reply to rudebway

Indeed Briana is the real deal.Just stay healthy. 2.2 just a tad over the allowable. Alana may need more time. Likewise the Clayton sisters. None of them have gone below 11 seconds since.

Pryce is genuine article. What a run today.That young lady from the DR needs to watch her back.

Powell also did well in the 400. Thought he could have won the race.Big improvement still.

In reply to RoyalDad

Elaine Thompson Herah had to be carried off the track after suffering an apparent Achilles injury and is now a serious doubt to be fit for the 2024 Olympics….she finished the women’s 100m event last in 11.48. What a massive blow for her and Jamaica….

In reply to FanAttick

she looked completely flat. no lift. She was trying to push through it.

In reply to FanAttick

Just saw it as I left the cricket for a while. Looks bad for ETH..lower part of leg,maybe ankle area.
She is not in running condition at all since the season.
I really don't see her even turning up for trials much less make the Olympic team.
Sad ,real sad optics too. Hope I am wrong .
Wish her well.

In reply to hubert

Olympic gold medal sprinter Elaine Thompson-Herah injured

Looks like Elaine can't catch a break.

In reply to FanAttick

Have to agree. Massive blow.

In reply to RoyalDad

And Brianna Lyston is apparently ending her season. Good personal decision for her long term health. I see the prospects improving for Sashalee Forbes and Krystal Slowley

Elaine Thompson is also in a spot of bother a la Y Blake!

In reply to hubert

The long college season have always burn out the most promising of the jamaican athletes.
For the coaches, it is all about the ranking of their school -as well as it should be-.

So many promising athletes have regressed after committing to a U.S college.

As for ETH its all smoke and mirrors. Puma and Dior pressure to compete
am i a skeptic?.. pre race niggle maybe. knowing it could exacerbate, a way to create a public facade

A dior, Puma or just Jamaican genal-ship

In reply to jahmekyah

ETH only running 100m at National Champs

Guys, feel free to post any news on Caribbean national champs on this thread....

In reply to mikesiva

That says a lot. I don't think she will make Paris Games as an athlete.
Hope I am wrong.

In reply to hubert

Hope so too but seems she may struggle for 5th at trials. Fingers crossed

In reply to hubert

ETH withdraws

"Elaine Thompson-Herah, the two-time Olympic champion in the 100m and 200m, will miss the Paris Olympics with an Achilles injury."

In reply to mikesiva

womens 100m heats... Sherika 10.98 i think it was. Shelly 10.99 shutting it down. I am going to have to learn that age does not apply to Shelly.
Oblique Seville is ready..

disappointments: Alania Reid. that Champs 10.94 is far removed. No Kevona Davis ....Antonio Watson stopped running in the mens 400m semi. Yohann Blake is done. thank you for your meritorious service.

In reply to Brerzerk

Kishane Thompson just ran 9.82 in the heats. oh my.

The boys are back in town, the boys are back in town.

Keshane Thompson is a monster and to boot a Frano a guide him, people dead!!!

In reply to rudebway

Alana Reid has regressed badly. Dont know what to make of her.

Kevona Davis must be dejected after all these years knowing that Alfred has surpassed her.

Kishane on fire.

In reply to RoyalDad

Honest discussion, is the great Glen Mills missing something in 400m coaching? He brought Gonzales to the top but the injuries lost him to us.
Was it a blessing that Bolt ran from the 400m workload? On the other hand Van Niekerk's coach said his tips helped them to the WR
What a blow re Antonio Watson. Sad goodbye to Yohan, go make some Bollywood money now.

In reply to Brerzerk

Agree.

In reply to RoyalDad

To be fair, Kevona looked way out of shape this year running her senior year. She needs to go back to the drawing board and figure out what to do.

In reply to DukeStreet

to you and royal dad

agree, Kevona looked heavy. But what i keep wondering is why/how has she not fixed her drive phase? Alfred was her beating stick at champs and as Royal Dad pointed out, Alfred has surpassed her. And Alfred consistently does 10.8 to
10.85. Now that she is done with college I think Kevona needs to return to Jamaica and get in a good camp.

Tia Clayton didnt look bad last night. Serena Cole needs to lose the weight. Brianna Willians still lacks speed endurance. She reminds me of Christiania Williams.

I really liked how Ryiem Forde looked last night.

In reply to rudebway

We could have a good 4x1 men's yunnuh. One not just good enough to surprise and medal but one that could put on presha enough to buss pipe.
Two problems, inexperience and an incompetent JAAA will not organize enough baton change practice. If they can maintain current form and pass anything close to The Carter/Frater/Bolt/Asafa quartet
The Canada's/USA's Japan, Italy et al could fumble

In reply to Brerzerk

Tia Clayton just dropped a 10.86 !!!

In reply to rudebway

Indeed, Kevona and Cole both need to lose weight. I think Kevona may be more psychologically damaged because of Alfred's progression way over her and her nagging weight control issue.

Apart from young Lyston, our young talent has not shown that they are heir apparent anytime soon.

In reply to rudebway

I'm feeling good, woulda been crushed if our 4x1 women couldn't at least give dem a run.
That Mitchell will have 3 of his charges on the US relay squad made it even moreso for me.

Almighty, a monster is unleashed, he can surely be fine tuned, Frano is not of this world, Is Tina the new Shelly ? She will have to wait, action Jackson is going to kill people in Paris, she no peak yet.
Message delivered, folks up north are put on notice.

9.73 Kishane!!!! that is just outside what used to be Asafa's 9.72 WR

In reply to bedydread

Thompson, who is coached by Stephen Francis at MVP Track and Field Club, sped to a world-leading time of 9.77 seconds to win the blue riband event.

The 22-year-old, who was running his 10th 100m race of his senior career, had clocked a personal best time of 9.84 in the semi-finals a few hours earlier. Oblique Seville of Racers Track Club finished second in a personal best-equalling time of 9.82. Ackeem Blake from Dynamic Track Club was third in 9.92.

Shericka Jackson of MVP successfully defended her national 100m title as she clocked a season’s best time of 10.84 to win the event. Her training partner Tia Clayton was second in 10.90 while the iconic Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce took third in 10.94.

And more

In reply to bedydread

The male sprinting is back! The ladies are up against it!

In reply to nitro

By next WC the young ladies will be ready. Future can be good

In reply to Brerzerk

Yeah, we have some great young talents coming though. Francis and the MVP camp doing a good job.

So heartening to.see Yard helping other Caribbean nations to have their athletes qualify @ our meets.

Evevennicer to see Baje Sada back in form and in tip-top shape doing 49+

In reply to nitro

Franno is extra Special as a coach ;top shelf too as a person who gets the best and respect from
his athletes. This young man Thompson is a revelation ,all due to Franno's expertise that
is able to deal with adversity,injuries, challenges etc in an artful manner.

Not many are so adept.

Sports is a helluva thing. Who watched The Yard 100mH? 2yrs ago young Brittany Anderson set a blazing NR behind Amusan's WR
Since then she's been plagued by injuries and didn't qualify. Now there's a new NR holder.But also very interesting, Shacarri's ex has qualified. As I said then dem BADWUD was embarrassment for being outed. I admire her bravery for singing a Yardie_MVP sankey and finding her way home
Glad our people embraced her for what she is i.e. a damned good athlete willing to work hard and reply her nation.

In reply to Brerzerk

Shericka wins women's 200m

Levell wins men's 200m

Nugent wins 100m hurdles

Bad news for the men's mile relay

In one of the closest finishes ever witnessed by Jamaican fans, Rasheed Broadbell was declared the winner with a time of 13.18 seconds, identical to Orlando Bennett, who finished in second place. Defending Olympic champion Hansle Parchment was narrowly edged out, finishing third in 13.19 seconds.

110m hurdles final

In reply to mikesiva

Thanks. Lots to be pleased about. Congrats to all who make the team and to Nugent on the National record.
The Men's 4x400 remains a huge disappointment and a lot of rethinking and action must be forthcoming to
avoid another such monumental error by all.,admin,coaches and athletes.

In reply to Brerzerk

She will be in Paris. Old fire stick easy fe ketch. On a serious note, i told my brethren before the final she was gonna grab 3rd. Happy for her in her comeback.

Bryan Levell really showed up. 19.97. Whatever Shanekie Osbourne is doing is working.

The 4x4 was an organizational debacle. Not even sure who ran on our Gold team 4x400 with all the withdrawals of Bailey, James King and Powell. the anchor just ran out of steam.

Franco is sweet on Janeek, he sys she'll be ready for Paris

In reply to Brerzerk

Paris on Sunday

Only a few Caribbean athletes....

Men's 400m hurdles - Malik James-King (Jca)

Men's javelin - Anderson Peters (Gren)

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Wonderful Diamond Leaugue with two great WR!
Grenadine Peter's could beat anyone if he just reduces that stomach/ tighten and strengthen that core

In reply to Brerzerk

Paris on Sunday

Men's javelin
1) Julian Weber (Germ) 85.91
2) Anderson Peters (Gren) 85.19
3) Jakub Vadljech (Czech) 85.04

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 47.78
2) Rasmus Magi (Est) 47.95
3) Malik James-King (Jca) 48.37

Women's high jump
1) Yaroslava Mahuchick (Ukr) 2.10 WR!!
2) Nicola Olyslagers (Aus) 2.01
3) Angelina Topic (Serb) 1.98
4) Lamara Distin (Jca) 1.95

Women's 1500m
1) Faith Kipyegon (Ken) 3:49.04 WR!!

Kishane is the real deal.

In reply to RoyalDad

Yes, big difference (hopefully) is this Franno charge manages the rounds better than Asafa.
I think that was Asafa's bug bear re finals

In reply to Brerzerk

This guy also has better top end speed than Asafa.

In reply to RoyalDad

Monaco on Friday (tomorrow)

Women's 100m - Julien Alfred (St Lucia)

Men's 400m hurdles - Malik James-King (Jca)

Women's triple jump - Shanieka Ricketts (Jca), Thea Lafond (Dom)

110m hurdles - Rasheed Broadbell (Jca)

Men's 200m - Andrew Hudson (Jca)



And more

In reply to mikesiva

Alfred is a beast.Dangerous for Paris. Very consistent.
Wow!! Malik has been consistent as well. Pleasantly surprised.
Guess time to chill until Paris.

In reply to RoyalDad

Monaco on Friday

Women's 100m
1) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 10.85
2) Tamari Davis (USA) 10.99
3) Dina Asher-Smith (GB) 10.99

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Rai Benjamin (USA) 46.67
2) Karsten Warholm (Nor) 46.73
3) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 47.18
4) Malik James-King (Jca) 47.73

Women's triple jump
1) Perez Hernandez (Cuba) 14.96
2) Thea Lafond (Dom) 14.87
3) Bekh Romanchuk (Ukr) 14.81
4) Shanieka Ricketts (Jca) 14.67
5) Jonelle Smith (Jca) 14.30

Men's 200m
1) Letsile Tebogo (Bot) 19.87
2) Alexander Ogando (DR) 20.02
3) Tarsis Orogot (Uganda) 20.32
4) Andrew Hudson (Jca) 20.43

London on Saturday

Men's 100m - Ackeem Blake, Yohan Blake (Jca), Noah Lyles (US), Zharnel Hughes (GB)

Women's 200m - Julien Alfred (St Lucia)

Men's 400m - Kirani James (Gren), Jereem Richards (TT), Zandrion Barnes (Jca)

Women's 800m - Natoya Goule (Jca)

Men's 400m hurdles - Kyron McMaster (BVI), Roshawn Clarke (Jca)

Women's 400m - Nickiesha Pryce (Jca)

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Shiann Salmon, Andrenette Knight (Jca)

and more

In reply to mikesiva

Pryce is the real deal. Little,but she tallawah.

Goule ran great,even her time was crazy,but had to settle for middle placing.

Blake is a good runner. Something missing. Maybe more body.

Ms. Alfred ready to roll.She will be dangerous.

Clayton can snag a bronze,but mindfull of Shamier.

In reply to RoyalDad

I Yep, Pryce will even be challenging Mileady seriously. '"Wia" like Shericka Williams. Alfred gwine spoil The Murcan's apple cart . Can't count out Tia. Shericka even if not fully fit should medal. Boasts of an American sweep is both parochial and immature.
Lyles has now entered down is no joke the 9.7 club 10.8 in a head wi

In reply to RoyalDad

London on Saturday

Women's 400m
1) Nickeisha Pryce (Jca) 48.57 WL!
2) Natalia Kaczmarek (Pol) 48.90
3) Lieke Klaver (Neth) 49.58

Women's 200m
1) Gabrielle Thomas (US) 21.82
2) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 21.86
3) Dina Asher-Smith (GB) 22.07

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 47.18
2) Roshawn Clarke (Jca) 47.63
3) Ismail Abakar (Qatar) 47.72
4) Kyron McMaster (BVI) 47.81

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 51.30
2) Shamier Little (US) 52.18
3) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.24
4) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 53.69

7) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 54.50

Men's 400m
1) Matt Hudson-Smith (GB) 43.74
2) Vernon Norwood (US) 44.10
3) Jereem Richards (TT) 44.18

5) Kirani James (Gren) 44.38

Women's 800m
1) Keely Hodgkinson (GB) 1:54.61
2) Jemma Reekie (GB) 1:55.61
3) Georgia Bell (GB) 1:56.28
4) Natoya Goule (Jca) 1:56.83

Men's 100m
1) Noah Lyles (US) 9.81
2) Akane Simbine (SA) 9.86
3) Letsile Tebogo (Bot) 9.88

5) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 9.97

Yohan Blake (Jca) 10.23

In reply to mikesiva

What were the conditions like? Those are some amazing times!

In reply to culpepperboy

The conditions in London were good...unusually warm and dry, just right for sprinting!

Lausanne on Thursday

Women's 100m - Tia Clayton (Jca), MJ Ta Lou (CIV), Dina Asher-Smith, Darryl Neita (GB)

Women's shot putt - Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca)

Women's high jump - Lamara Distin (Jca)

Men's long jump - Wayne Pinnock, Tajay Gayle, Carey McLeod (Jca), Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece)

100m hurdles - Ackera Nugent, Danielle Williams (Jca)

Men's javelin - Anderson Peters (Gren)

110m hurdles - Rasheed Broadbell, Hansle Parchment (Jca), Grant Holloway (US)

Women's 800m - Shafiqua Maloney (SVG), Natoya Goule (Jca)

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Shiann Salmon, Janieve Russell, Andrenette Knight (Jca), Femke Bol (Neth)

Men's 200m - Jereem Richards (TT), Letsile Tebogo (Bot), Fred Kerley (US), Erriyon Knighton (US)

And more

Lausanne on Thursday

110m hurdles
1) Rasheed Broadbell (Jca) 13.10
2) Grant Holloway (US) 13.14
3) Hansle Parchment (Jca) 13.23

Men's javelin
1) Anderson Peters (Gren) 90.61
2) Neeraj Chopra (India) 89.49
3) Julian Weber (Germ) 87.08

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 52.25
2) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.32
3) Janieve Russell (Jca) 54.48
4) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 54.93

Men's long jump
1) Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece) 8.06
2) Wayne Pinnock (Jca) 8.01
3) Simon Ehammer (Switz) 7.99
4) Tajay Gayle (Jca) 7.92

7) Carey McLeod (Jca) 7.82

100m hurdles
1) Jasmine Camacho Quinn (PR) 12.35
2) Grace Stark (US) 12.38
3) Ackera Nugent (Jca) 12.38

5) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.53

Women's shot putt
1) Chase Jackson (US) 20.64

4) Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 18.78

Women's 800m
1) Mary Moraa (Ken) 1:57.91

6) Shafiqua Maloney (SVG) 1:59.28

Natoya Goule (Jca) 1:59.68

Women's high jump
1) Yaroslava Mahuchich (Ukr) 1.99

7) Lamara Distin (Jca) 1.88

Women's 100m
1) Dina Asher-Smith (GB) 10.88

5) Tia Clayton (Jca) 11.10

Men's 200m
1) Letsile Tebogo (Bot) 19.64
2) Erriyon Knighton (US) 19.78

5) Jereem Richards (TT) 20.10

Silesia on Sunday

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Shiann Salmon, Janieve Russell, Andrenette Knight (Jca), Femke Bol (Neth), Anna Cockrell, Delilah Muhammad, Shamier Little (US)

100m hurdles - Ackera Nugent, Danielle Williams, Yanique Thompson (Jca)

Women's 100m - Tia Clayton, Natasha Morrison (Jca)

Women's triple jump - Shaneika Ricketts, Ackelia Smith (Jca)

Men's 400m hurdles - Jaheel Hyde, Roshawn Clarke (Jca)

Women's 400m - Sada Williams (Bdos)

Men's shot putt - Rajindra Campbell (Jca)

Men's high jump - Romaine Beckford (Jca)


And more

In reply to mikesiva

Caribbean showing up. Last couple of chances to eat some food before season closes.

In reply to RoyalDad

Men's pole vault
1) Armand DuPlantis (Swed) 6.26 WR!

Women's 100m
1) Tia Clayton (Jca) 10.83
2) MJ Ta Lou (CIV) 10.83
3) Tamari Davis (US) 10.84

9) Natasha Morrison (Jca) 11.07

100m hurdles
1) Ackera Nugent (Jca) 12.29
2) Grace Stark (US) 12.37
3) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.38

Women's triple jump
1) Shanieka Ricketts (Jca) 14.50
2) Perez Hernandez (Cuba) 14.42
3) Darya Derkach (Italy) 14.02

5) Ackelia Smith (Jca) 13.78

Men's high jump
1) Gianfranco Tamberi (Italy) 2.31
2) Romaine Beckford (Jca) 2.29

110m hurdles
1) Grant Holloway (US) 13.04
2) Rasheed Broadbell (Jca) 13.05

5) Orlando Bennett (Jca) 13.35

Men's 100m
1) Fred Kerley (US) 9.87
2) Ferdinand Omanyala (Ken) 9.88
3) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 9.89

7) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.18
Kishane Thompson (Jca) DNS

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 52.13
2) Anna Cockerell (US) 52.88
3) Rushell Clayton (Jca) 53.11
4) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 53.15
5) Janieve Russell (Jca) 53.59
6) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 53.68
Men's 200m hurdles
1) Karsten Warholm (Nor) 46.95

4) Roshawn Clarke (Jca) 47.74

8 ) Jaheel Hyde (Jca) 50.57

Men's shot putt

1) Joe Kovacs (US) 22.14

8 ) Rajindra Campbell (Jca) 20.78

Women's 400m
1) Mari Paulino (DR) 48.66

8 ) Sada Williams (Bdos) 50.82

Poland's (Selesia's) Diamond League was really good lots of crazy meet records.
Ingerbritsen is a beast on his day. What a formidable Women's 100mH cohort
Jamaica could have with fit young Brittany Anderson and Akera Nugent! Hope
both can make it to Worlds.

In reply to mikesiva

Young Clayton shows she is the real deal.

Sada being consistent.

Blake may need more strength conditioning. Was right there.

Good showing overall by all.

In reply to Brerzerk

Rome on Friday

Men's 100m - Kishane Thompson, Ackeem Blake (Jca), Fred Kerley, Christian Coleman (US), Letsile Tebogo (Bot), Marcell Jacobs (Italy)

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Janieve Russell, Shiann Salmon (Jca)

Men's 400m - Kirani James (Gren), Jereem Richards (TT)

100m hurdles - Ackera Nugent (Jca), Devynne Charlton (Bah)

110m hurdles - Orlando Bennett, Omar McLeod (Jca)

Men's discus - Roje Stona (Jca)

Men's shot putt - Rajindra Campbell (Jca)

Men's high jump - Romaine Beckford (Jca)

And more

In reply to RoyalDad

Rome on Friday

100m hurdles
1) Ackera Nugent (Jca) 12.24
2) Masai Russell (US) 12.31
3) Nadine Visser (Neth) 12.52

Devynne Charlton (Bah) DNF

Men's 400m
1) Muzala Samakonga (Zam) 43.99
2) Kirani James (Gren) 44.30
3) Jereem Richards (TT) 44.55

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Anna Cockerell (US) 52.59
2) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 53.20
3) Shamier Little (US) 54.15
4) Janieve Russell (Jca) 54.46
5) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 54.90

Men's discus
1) Kristjan Ceh (Slov) 68.61
2) Roje Stona (Jca) 67.85
3) Mykolas Alekna (Lith) 67.68

Men's high jump
1) Woo Sanghyeok (SK) 2.30
2) Romaine Beckford (Jca) 2.30
3) Oleh Dorushchuk (Ukr) 2.27

110m hurdles
1) Sasha Zhoya (Fra) 13.18
2) Asier Martinez (Spa) 13.27
3) Omar McLeod (Jca) 13.28

5) Orlando Bennett (Jca) 13.33

Men's 100m
1) Letsile Tebogo (Bot) 9.87
2) Christian Coleman (US) 9.92
3) Fred Kerley (US) 9.95
4) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 10.03

Men's shot putt
1) Ryan Crouser (US) 22.49

5) Rajindra Campbell (Jca) 21.52

In reply to mikesiva

Nugent is just awesome.Day off at Paris.

Tebogo is solid. Better at 200..for now.

Blake just missing that extra ...something.

McLeod must remain focused.Getting back in the flow.

Salmon may be our next 400 hurdles standout,with Knight right behind.

In reply to RoyalDad

Nugent was very sick @ Paris. Said 3 days before semis or is it finals she woke up with no feeling in her lower body and was taen to hospital. Medical care and physio got her to finals.
McLeod wants to do flat 100 next yr

In reply to RoyalDad

Zurich on Thursday

Women's 100m - Julien Alfred (St Lucia), Tia Clayton (Jca), Sha'carri Richardson (US), MJ Ta Lou (CIV)

110m hurdles - Rasheed Broadbell, Hansle Parchment (Jca), Grant Holloway (US)

Men's long jump - Wayne Pinnock, Carey McLeod, Tajay Gayle (Jca)

Women's 400m hurdles - Rushell Clayton, Shiann Salmon, Janieve Russell, Andrenette Knight (Jca)

100m hurdles - Danielle Williams (Jca), Devynne Charlton (Bah)

Men's 400m hurdles - Roshawn Clarke (Jca)

Men's javelin - Anderson Peters (Gren)

Women's 800m - Shafiqua Maloney (SVG)

Men's discus - Rajindra Campbell (Jca)

Women's high jump - Lamara Distin (Jca)

And more

In reply to mikesiva

Bro Mike you'd better start adding The Trini Smith to Ms. Ta Lou's name before men come for you...Problemjoy around?

In reply to Brerzerk


Zurich on Thursday

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 52.97
2) Anna Cockerell (US) 53.17
3) Shamier Little (US) 54.07
4) Janieve Russell (Jca) 54.75

6) Andrenette Knight (Jca) 55.42

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Roshawn Clarke (Jca) 47.49
2) Abderrahman Samba (Qat) 47.58
3) Rasmus Magi (Est) 48.02

Men's long jump
1) Wayne Pinnock (Jca) 8.18
2) Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece) 8.02
3) Simon Ehammer (Switz) 7.98

6) Tajay Gayle (Jca) 7.85

Carey McLeod (Jca) DNS

Men's javelin
1) Anderson Peters (Gren) 85.72
2) Julian Weber (Germ) 85.33
3) RG Dean (Jap) 82.69

Women's 100m
1) Sha'carri Richardson (US) 10.84
2) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 10.88

6) Tia Clayton (Jca) 11.09

110m hurdles
1) Grant Holloway (US) 12.99

4) Hansle Parchment (Jca) 13.18

100m hurdles
1) Jasmine Camacho Quinn (PR) 12.36

6) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.57

Women's high jump
1) Yaroslava Mahuchich (Ukr) 1.96

8 ) Lamara Distin (Jca) 1.85

Men's shot putt
1) Ryan Crouser (US) 22.66

8 ) Rajindra Campbell (Jca) 20.19

Women's 800m
1) Mary Moraa (Ken) 1:57.09

7) Shafiqua Maloney (SVG) 1:59.06

In reply to mikesiva

Salmon improving each race.
Good Caribbean showing overall.

In reply to RoyalDad

Diamond League finals in Brussels this weekend.

Tomorrow (Friday)

Men's long jump - Wayne Pinnock, Carey McLeod, Tajay Gayle (Jca)

Men's 100m - Ackeem Blake, Rohan Watson (Jca)

Women's shot putt - Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca)

Women's 400m Invitational - Steph McPherson, Stacy Ann Williams (Jca), Sydney McLaughlin (US)

Men's 400m Invitational - Rusheen McDonald (Jca)

Men's 400m - Kirani James (Gren)

Women's 400m - Sada Williams (Bdos)

Women's 800m - Natoya Goule (Jca)

And more

Saturday

100m hurdles - Ackera Nugent, Danielle Williams (Jca)

Women's 400m hurdles - Shiann Salmon, Janieve Russell, Andrenette Knight (Jca)

Men's 400m hurdles - Roshawn Clarke, Malik James-King (Jca)

Men's javelin - Anderson Peters (Gren)

Men's high jump - Romaine Beckford (Jca)

In reply to mikesiva

I trust you will keep us updated as is often the case.

Paulino wins Diamond League 400m

Gayle men's LJ

Blake men's 100

Julien women's 100

In reply to camos

Diamond League finals

Friday

Men's 100m
1) Ackeem Blake (Jca) 9.93
2) Christian Coleman (US) 10.00
3) Fred Kerley (US) 10.01

8 ) Rohan Watson (Jca) 10.25

Women's 100m
1) Julien Alfred (St Lucia) 10.88
2) Dina Asher-Smith (GB) 10.92
3) MJ Ta Lou-Smith (CIV) 11.05
40 Darrell Neita (GB) 11.14

Men's long jump
1) Tajay Gayle (Jca) 8.28
2) Simon Ehammer (Switz) 8.16
3) Miltiades Tentoglu (Greece) 8.15
4) Mattia Furlani (Italy) 7.88
5) Carey McLeod (Jca) 7.85
6) Wayne Pinnock (Jca) 7.43

Women's triple jump
1) Perez Hernandez (Cuba) 14.37
2) Shaneika Ricketts (Jca) 14.22
3) Ackelia Smith (Jca) 14.11

Women's 800m
1) Mary Moraa (Ken) 14.37
2) Georgia Bell (GB) 1:57.50
3) Natoya Goule (Jca) 1:58.94

Men's 400m
1) Charlie Dobson (GB) 44.49
2) Kirani James (Gren) 44.63
3) Muzala Samukonga (Zam) 44.69

Men's 400m Invitational
1) Daniel Segers (Belg) 45.38

5) Rusheen McDonald (Jca) 46.71

Women's 400m
1) Mari Paulino (DR) 49.45
2) Alexis Holmes (US) 50.32

8 ) Sada Williams (Bdos)52.68

Women's 400m Invitational
1) Sydney McLaughlin (US) 49.11
2) Stacy Ann Williams (Jca) 50.53

4) Steph McPherson (Jca) 51.24

Women's shot putt
1) Sarah Mitton (Can)

5) Danielle Thomas-Dodd (Jca) 19.24

Men's discus
1) Matt Denny (US) 69.96

7) Frederick Dacres (Jca) 61.63

More action today (Saturday)

In reply to mikesiva

Blakey surprised us all. Big him up.Got better as year went on.

Pinnock and Gayle best of the pack ..considering.

Alfred just too good right now.Problem for years to come..even for fit Shericka.

Stacey Ann can improve.Consistent throughout year. Hope Charokee can follow...regain her college form.

Paulino!! Will be tougher next year.Pryce will have to come ready.

Goule always in the mix.

Wonder what happened to Nugent//??

In reply to RoyalDad

Saturday at Brussels

Men's javelin
1) Anderson Peters (Gren) 87.87
2) Neeraj Chopra (India) 87.86
3) Julian Weber (Germ) 85.97

100m hurdles
1) Jasmine Camacho Quinn (PR) 12.38
2) Nadine Visser (Neth) 12.54
3) Ackera Nugent (Jca) 12.55

5) Danielle Williams (Jca) 12.62

Women's 400m hurdles
1) Femke Bol (Neth) 52.45
2) Anna Cockerell (US) 53.71
3) Shiann Salmon (Jca) 53.99

7) Janieve Russell (Jca) 55.94
Andrenette Knight (Jca) 56.70

Men's shot putt
1) Leonardo Fabbri (Italy) 22.98
2) Ryan Crouser (US) 22.79
3) Rajindra Campbell (Jca) 21.95

Men's high jump
1) Gianmarco Tamberi (Italy) 2.34
2) Oleh Dorushchuk (Ukr) 2.31

4) Romaine Beckford (Jca) 2.22

Men's 400m hurdles
1) Alison Dos Santos (Braz) 47.93

5) Roshawn Clarke (Jca) 49.08
6) Malik James-King (Jca) 49.37

Year close out good for many Caribbean athletes.

Looking forward to next year.Should be fireworks women/ men 100/200. So much more talent other than Kishane,Blake and Oblique..from a Jamaica standpoint.

Women 400 looking mouthwatering also with Pryce/Paulino.Maybe Ms Shaunae Bahamas can rebound.

Men's and women's 100H pretty solid also. Macho Quinn one to beat with Nugent on her tail.Dont discount Anderson..if she regains form.

Roshawn did well.Still very green>Needs a coach to work out his shortcomings.

Field athletes may have their best year yet.