Official CHAMPS Jamaica 2019 thread

nagoya wrote:

This weekend in Kingston, Jamaica, the world's greatest high school track meet will take place. There's a chance that several future Olympians will be competing in this event so for the very few who even care about Jamaican track and field, here are some of big prospects(ages in parenthesis)

Christopher Taylor (19) - Some call him the best high school athlete in the world. He's run 10.11 for 100m, 20.35 for 200m and 44.88 for 400m. This will be his last year before going to the next level, and the 400m record might fall.

Brianna Lyston (14) - As a 12 year old, she ran a 23.72 200m. She's dropped some sick times already this year, so expect the age group world record to fall.

Sachin Dennis (16) - Ran a 100m age group world record of 10.21 as a 15 year old (he actually holds the world record for 13 and 14 years olds, too). He's been battling injuries so his times might be off, but maybe he'll pull something extraordinary in this event.

Kevona Davis (17) - Last year, she ran 22.72 200m as a 16 year old girl. Breaking the world junior record held by Allyson Felix is a stretch, but Brianna Williams' national junior record of 22.50 is more realistic

Terrique Stennis (15) - Ran a 10.37 100m in the same race as Sachin Dennis last year, but he's a year younger. and has been looking absolutely scary in earlier races this year.

There's a chance that a few of these kids, will be making world and Olympic teams and if theyre lucky, standing on Olympic podiums in a few years.

Nah Goya wrote:

nagoya wrote:

This weekend in Kingston, Jamaica, the world's greatest high school track meet will take place. There's a chance that several future Olympians will be competing in this event so for the very few who even care about Jamaican track and field, here are some of big prospects(ages in parenthesis)

Christopher Taylor (19) - Some call him the best high school athlete in the world. He's run 10.11 for 100m, 20.35 for 200m and 44.88 for 400m. This will be his last year before going to the next level, and the 400m record might fall.

Brianna Lyston (14) - As a 12 year old, she ran a 23.72 200m. She's dropped some sick times already this year, so expect the age group world record to fall.

Sachin Dennis (16) - Ran a 100m age group world record of 10.21 as a 15 year old (he actually holds the world record for 13 and 14 years olds, too). He's been battling injuries so his times might be off, but maybe he'll pull something extraordinary in this event.

Kevona Davis (17) - Last year, she ran 22.72 200m as a 16 year old girl. Breaking the world junior record held by Allyson Felix is a stretch, but Brianna Williams' national junior record of 22.50 is more realistic

Terrique Stennis (15) - Ran a 10.37 100m in the same race as Sachin Dennis last year, but he's a year younger. and has been looking absolutely scary in earlier races this year.

There's a chance that a few of these kids, will be making world and Olympic teams and if theyre lucky, standing on Olympic podiums in a few years.

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