What an incredible final day at the national championship! Jamaica’s athletes showed up in full force, securing their spots at the 2024 Paris Olympics in stunning fashion. The performances on the last day were absolutely electrifying.

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Ackera Nugent made history by smashing the national record with a jaw-dropping time of 12.28s in the women’s 100mh, securing first place. Right behind her, world champion Danielle Williams blazed through with 12.53s, and Janeek Brown made an incredible comeback to clinch third place with a time of 12.61s.

Shericka Jackson defended her national 200m title with an outstanding season-best time of 22.29s. Lanelae-Tava Thomas delivered a personal best of 22.34s, earning her first Olympic team spot, while Niesha Burgher seized third place with 22.39s.

In a thrilling men’s 200m final, Bryan Levell claimed victory with a sensational personal best time of 19.97s. Andrew Hudson came incredibly close in second with 20.02s, and Javari Thomas secured his first Olympic team spot with a time of 20.32s.

The Men’s 110mh hurdles race was breathtaking, with only 0.01 seconds separating the top three finishers. Rasheed Broadbell seized the top spot with an impressive time of 13.18s, while Orlando Bennett and defending Olympic Champion Hansle Parchment finished in the same thrilling time of 13.18s and 13.19s, respectively.

The women’s 400m final displayed pure determination and talent, as Nickisha Pryce soared to victory with a mind-blowing time of 50.01s, securing her first Olympic berth. Stacy Ann Williams showcased incredible form to finish second in 50.56s, and Junelle Bromfield achieved a new personal best of 51.24s to secure her second Olympic team spot. What a day of triumph and glory for these phenomenal athletes!

The men’s 4x400m failed in their final attempt to qualify for the Olympics after a 2:59.87 time in a brave run to close out the final day of the Jamaican Olympic trials.