9.1K views · 109 reactions | Kemba Nelson emerged as the top Jamaican finisher in the women’s short sprints group at the Kingston Grand Slam, placing fourth overall with nine points, tied with Britain’s Daryll Neita. Nelson clocked 23.84s in the 200m to edge Neita (23.89s) and will take home US$30,000 (J$4.7 million). https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/04/06/three-jamaicans-track-womens-short-sprint-grand-slam-meet/ | The Jamaica Observer | Facebook

Jamaica’s student athletes are dominating at Penn Relays!!! 🔥🇯🇲 The O’Team is jumping across the Atlantic to bring you an exciting experience from the heart of Jamaica at the Penn Relays. Catch the camaraderie as Penns brings together elite athletes and fans from all over the world. It’s a time to celebrate track and field, to cheer on each other and to share the passion for running. From delicious Jamaican cuisine to colorful banners and flags adorning the arena, it’s an immersive experience