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Raymond Graham - STAR Writer

Raymond Graham - STAR Writer

Levell leads Jamaican podium sweep in Poland - Taylor, Kennedy, Powell fall short of qualifying standard
August 07, 2025
Vere Technical looking to bring back glory days
August 05, 2025
Thomas expects young charges to keep McGrath competitive
July 31, 2025
Baker on a high after first staging of Elite Football competition
July 30, 2025
Glenmuir High take aim at d’Cup
July 29, 2025
Ackeem Blake Ackeem Blake registers 100m win in Germany
July 28, 2025
Ashanti Moore (left) wins the women’s 200 metres during the recent JAAA National Senior and Junior Championships at the National Stadium. Moore books 200m ticket to Tokyo
July 24, 2025
Coach Graham-Powell Historic triumph for Holmwood’s netballers at World Schools Cup
July 21, 2025
Oblique Seville (right) wins last year’s Racers Grand Prix 100 metres in a then world-leading time of 9.82 seconds to beat American Noah Lyles (left), 9.85. Britain’s Zharnel Hughes (centre) was fourth in 10.09. 100M SHOWDOWN – SEVILLE VS LYLES - NOVUNA London Diamond League in spotlight early tomorrow
July 18, 2025
Jonielle Smith Jonielle Smith wins 100m in Luzern
July 17, 2025
Shanieka Ricketts Several Jamaicans well placed to reach Diamond League finals
July 16, 2025
Long jumper Carey McLeod Anderson (800m), Kerr (200m) register automatic qualifying times for Tokyo World Champs
July 14, 2025
JAAA names strong team for NACAC
July 10, 2025
JAAA President Garth Gayle Relay teams fall short but JAAA boss remains upbeat
July 07, 2025
Danielle Williams Nugent,Williams in crack hurdles line-up
July 04, 2025
Kishane Thompson (right) wins the national men’s 100 metres title in a personal best and world-leading 9.75 seconds at the National Stadium on Friday night. Oblique Seville (left) was second in 9.83. Jamaicans one-two for 100m World lead
July 03, 2025
Defending champion Bryan Levell (centre) powers home to retain his men’s 200 metres title on Sunday’s final day of the JAAA National Senior and Junior Championships at the National Stadium. Levell won in 20.10 seconds while Christopher Taylor (left) was second in 20.36. Gayle: Non-automatic qualifiers have time to ‘sort themselves out’
July 03, 2025
Kingston College’s Daniel Clarke celebrates winning the Under-20 boys’ 110 metres hurdles, in 12.96 seconds, at the Puma JAAA National Senior and Junior Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Sunday. Clarke’s time placed him at the top of the World Under-20 rankings list. Junior hurdlers lay down World Top List times at Trials
July 01, 2025
Kishane Thompson (right) wins the national men’s 100 metres title in a personal best and world-leading 9.75 seconds at the National Stadium on Friday night. Oblique Seville (left) was second in a personal best 9.83. Thompson, Clayton headline Jamaica charge for star-filled Prefontaine Classic
July 01, 2025

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