Author: Dwight Fraser

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek. 

2019 World Champion Tajay Gayle heads a list of five Jamaicans Athletes showing on the start list for the next stop in the Wanda Diamond League series in Doha, Qatar on Friday. 

Gayle, with a season best 7.64 metres, is down to contest  the men’s long jump event where he will be joined by compatriot Carey Mcleod. 

Also listed for the event is 2019 Pan Am Games champion and Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Natoya- Goule Toppin who will line up in the Women’s 800m while Natasha Morrisson contests the women’s 100m event where she will face the like of Daryl Neita of Great Britain and Tamara Davis of the United States. 

The men’s 200m will feature Andrew Hudson, who will face off with Aaron Brown of Canada and the American Kenneth Bednarek.