21-year-old jamaican sensation Tina Clayton impresses with 10.76s for silver in Tokyo 100m final; Melissa Jefferson-Wooden claims gold, Julien Alfred takes bronze, Shericka Jackson 4th, and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce 6th in her last worlds race

Fresh off the Jamaican Trials, 100m champions Kishane Thompson, twins Tina and Tia Clayton, along with Ackera Nugent and Bryan Levell, are set to compete at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene

Thompson becomes sixth-fastest man ever, equals Blake’s stadium record; both athletes set PBs and qualify for 2025 World Championships in Tokyo. Fraser-Pryce finishes third in final national appearance

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

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