(Sports Correspondent:Imran Sohail)
2026 Jamaican Athletics Championships: Full Schedule and Key Results
The 2026 Jamaican Athletics Championships took place at the National Stadium in Kingston from June 18 to June 21, featuring top national athletes competing for titles across track and field events.
The four-day event showcased strong performances in sprinting, jumping, and throwing disciplines, with several standout athletes confirming their form ahead of upcoming international competitions.
Key Results Highlights
Day 1
In the opening day of competition, notable performances included victories in the women’s long jump and high jump, as well as early heats in sprint events.
Day 2
The second day featured the first major sprint finals. Shericka Jackson claimed victory in the women’s 100m with a time of 10.81, while Oblique Seville won the men’s 100m in 9.82 seconds. Strong performances were also recorded in the 1500m and discus events.
Day 3
Saturday brought a full schedule of finals across multiple disciplines. Standout winners included Navasky Anderson in the men’s 800m, Antonio Watson in the men’s 400m, and several field event champions across jumps and throws.
Day 4
The final day concluded with high-profile sprint and field finals. Stacey Ann Williams won the women’s 400m, while Christopher Taylor took the men’s 200m title. Demisha Roswell and Demario Prince claimed victories in the sprint hurdles events.
Selected Winners
Women’s 100m: Shericka Jackson – 10.81
Men’s 100m: Oblique Seville – 9.82
Women’s 400m: Stacey Ann Williams – 50.33
Men’s 400m: Antonio Watson – 44.73
Men’s 200m: Christopher Taylor – 20.09
Women’s 200m: Alana Reid – 22.29
Overview
The championships once again highlighted Jamaica’s depth in sprinting talent, along with strong performances in field and middle-distance events. Athletes will now shift focus toward international competitions as the season continues.
The complete schedule featured preliminary rounds, semifinals, and finals across all major track and field disciplines, ensuring a competitive and comprehensive national championship.
