National record holder Ackera Nugent wins first major senior title, takes home US$100,000 after claiming victory in the 100m hurdles at the Diamond League Final in Zurich. Tia Clayton fell short of securing a wild card entry to the upcoming World Championships in Tokyo

In their first rematch since the 2024 Paris Olympic 100m final, Kishane Thompson edged out Noah Lyles in the men’s 100m at the Silesia Diamond League, equaling the meet record of 9.87s. Jamaica’s Tia Clayton ran a personal best of 10.82s in the women’s 100m, while Shericka Jackson stormed to victory in the 200m

The Clayton twins impressed in Doha, finishing first and second in the women’s 100m, while sprint icon Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce made her long-awaited Diamond League return, placing fourth in 11.05s. Rasheed Broadbell also delivered for Jamaica, winning the 110m hurdles with a season-best 13.14s

The Racers Grand Prix is set to sizzle on June 7 at the National Stadium, featuring a star-studded lineup including Olympic silver medalist Wayne Pinnock, Tia Clayton, American hurdler Masai Russell, and British sprinter Zharnel Hughes

Olympic 100m silver medalist Kishane Thompson wins the men's 60m final at the Astana Indoor Meet, while Tia Clayton wins women's event

Kishane Thompson and Tia Clayton will make their season debuts on January 25 at the Astana Indoor Meeting

Olympic bronze medalist Rasheed Broadbell won in 13.10s, Tia Clayton finished 5th in the 100m, Nugent took 3rd in the 100m hurdles

Several Jamaican athletes, including Ackera Nugent and Rushell Clayton, are set to compete at the Lausanne Diamond League

Sprint Queen, Fraser-Pryce pulled out from heat due to uncertain reasons, teen sensation Tia Clayton carries Jamaica's hopes in women's 100m

Fraser-Pryce and Clayton Cruise to 100m Semi's at Paris; Distin Failed to Qualify

Kishane Thompson Shines at Gyulai Memorial with 9.91s in 100m, Defending World 200m champion Shericka Jackson Pulls Up Injured

Kishane Thompson clocks stunning result; Jackson triumphs in Women’s 100m, Tia Clayton impressed