In reply to FanAttick
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Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 9:49 AM
Faloony mek sure yuh check out Navasky’s interview - nice national record.
I’m still vex bout dar baton.
I’m still vex bout dar baton.
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 9:55 AM
In reply to Chrissy
Navasky kept getting personal best after personal best. You can’t ask for more. He gave it everything
A no you alone vex bout the relay. Also noticed on a replay that Kishane ran out of lane going around the bend and strayed into lane 4 while waiting to collect the baton.
Navasky kept getting personal best after personal best. You can’t ask for more. He gave it everything
A no you alone vex bout the relay. Also noticed on a replay that Kishane ran out of lane going around the bend and strayed into lane 4 while waiting to collect the baton.
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 9:56 AM
In reply to rudebway
In reply to Chrissy
Watched the interview..brilliant from Navasky
In reply to Chrissy
Watched the interview..brilliant from Navasky
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 11:11 AM
How does a team screw uo baton changevtwice in 1 season, Worse 2 men from same club this time? Coaches give but a Lil to national interest nuh. Was looking forward to the tussle with US. Navasky ran faster than the previous game record
Brilliant!,
Brilliant!,
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 1:30 PM
In reply to Brerzerk
I think going forward the men’s baton should be in the shape of a vagina..I guarantee you that the Jamaican men will never drop it
I think going forward the men’s baton should be in the shape of a vagina..I guarantee you that the Jamaican men will never drop it
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 1:51 PM
In reply to Chrissy
Men's mile relay
Heat Two
1) Botwana 2:57.68
2) Belgium 2:57.98
4) Jamaica 2:59.13
BMcPherson-JPowell-JDennis-DKennedy
Women's mile relay
Heat One
1) Jamaica 3:22.77
DOakley-SAWilliams-RMcGregor-NPryce
2) Norway 3:23.84
3) Poland 3:24.39
Men's sprint relay
Heat One
1) Canada 37.85
2) USA 37.98
Jamaican DNF
ABlake-OSeville-RForde-KThompson
Women's sprint relay
Heat One
1) Jamaica 41.80
JWilliams-TiaC-TinaC-JSmith
2) Spain 42.53
3) France 42.71
Men's mile relay
Heat Two
1) Botwana 2:57.68
2) Belgium 2:57.98
4) Jamaica 2:59.13
BMcPherson-JPowell-JDennis-DKennedy
Women's mile relay
Heat One
1) Jamaica 3:22.77
DOakley-SAWilliams-RMcGregor-NPryce
2) Norway 3:23.84
3) Poland 3:24.39
Men's sprint relay
Heat One
1) Canada 37.85
2) USA 37.98
Jamaican DNF
ABlake-OSeville-RForde-KThompson
Women's sprint relay
Heat One
1) Jamaica 41.80
JWilliams-TiaC-TinaC-JSmith
2) Spain 42.53
3) France 42.71
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 2:16 PM
In reply to FanAttick
but they might turn around and run towards the exit.
but they might turn around and run towards the exit.
Sat, Sep 20, '25 at 2:36 PM
In reply to Brerzerk
You have a point
but they might turn around and run towards the exit.
You have a point
Sun, Sep 21, '25 at 12:12 AM
IS gone through. Beat Jenya in the 4x4 run-off
SA lost to the clock and are out. But how the gell the clock didn't stop?
SA lost to the clock and are out. But how the gell the clock didn't stop?
Sun, Sep 21, '25 at 5:54 AM
In reply to rudebway
Well done, Navasky....
Men's 800m
Final
1) Emmanuel Wanyonyi (Ken) 1:41.86 GOLD
2) Djamel Sedjati (Alg) 1:41.90 SILVER
3) Marco Arop (Can) 1:41.95 BRONZE
7) Navasky Anderson (Jca) 1:42.76 NR
Men's decathlon
5) Kendrick Thompson (Bah) 47.93 = 913 pts
12) Lindon Victor (Gren) 48.08 = 871 pts
Overall points after five events
KThompson 4255 pts
LVictor 4152 pts
110m hurdles
4) KThompson 14.15 = 955 pts
16) LVictor 14.92 = 859 pts
Discus
2) LVictor 52.34 = 919 pts
17) KThompson 36.70 = 586 pts
LVictor 5930 pts
KThompson 5796 pts
Pole Vault
14) KThompson 4.60 = 790 pts
LVictor No Mark
Overall points standings after eight events
11) KThompson 6586 pts
LVictor 5930 pts
The pole vault, the bane of Caribbean decathletes, proved to be the downfall of Victor. He registered no mark, getting no points, in effect ending his participation in the decathlon.
More here
Well done, Navasky....
Men's 800m
Final
1) Emmanuel Wanyonyi (Ken) 1:41.86 GOLD
2) Djamel Sedjati (Alg) 1:41.90 SILVER
3) Marco Arop (Can) 1:41.95 BRONZE
7) Navasky Anderson (Jca) 1:42.76 NR
Men's decathlon
5) Kendrick Thompson (Bah) 47.93 = 913 pts
12) Lindon Victor (Gren) 48.08 = 871 pts
Overall points after five events
KThompson 4255 pts
LVictor 4152 pts
110m hurdles
4) KThompson 14.15 = 955 pts
16) LVictor 14.92 = 859 pts
Discus
2) LVictor 52.34 = 919 pts
17) KThompson 36.70 = 586 pts
LVictor 5930 pts
KThompson 5796 pts
Pole Vault
14) KThompson 4.60 = 790 pts
LVictor No Mark
Overall points standings after eight events
11) KThompson 6586 pts
LVictor 5930 pts
The pole vault, the bane of Caribbean decathletes, proved to be the downfall of Victor. He registered no mark, getting no points, in effect ending his participation in the decathlon.
More here