Track And Field Zone

Gary Card broke the Jamaica U20 National record with 9.93 and just missed the World U20 record:

World U20 100m all-time list:

🇧🇼 9.91 Letstile Tebogo
🇺🇸 9.92 Maurice Gleaton
🇺🇸 9.93 Christian Miller
🇯🇲 9.93 Gary Card
🇿🇦 9.94 Bayanda Walaza
🇹🇭 9.94 Puripol Boonson
🇺🇸 9.97 Trayvon Bromell
🇯🇲 9.99 Bouwahjgie Nkrumie
🇨🇴 9.99 Ronal Longa

MVP SWEEP IN THE 100M! ⚡️

​Shericka Jackson takes the crown at the Jamaica National Championships, blasting to a season's best 10.81 (-0.3 m/s)! 🇯🇲👑

​Tina Clayton secures second in 10.85, and Jonielle Smith locks down third in 10.94 to complete a massive 1-2-3 podium takeover for the MVP Track Club!

Oblqiue Seville clock 9.82s (+0.6) to win the men’s 100m final at the JAAA Champs!!!

🥇Oblique Seville 9.82
🥈Gary Card 9.93
🥉Ackeem Blake 9.94

Tate Taylor 19.94s 😳😳

Emma Zapletalova 🤯 moves to - sixth fastest ever over 400mH

Women's 400m Hurdles All Time

🇺🇸 Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone - 50.37
🇳🇱 Femke Bol - 50.95
🇺🇸 Dalilah Muhammad - 51.58
🇺🇸 Anna Cockrell - 51.87
🇺🇸 Jasmine Jones - 52.08
🇸🇰 Emma Zapletalova - 52.30 🆕
🇷🇺 Yulia Pechonkina - 52.34
🇺🇸 Shamier Little - 52.39
🇯🇲 Melaine Walker - 52.42

Maurice Gleaton, Jr. joins the Razorbacks

Arkansas has secured Maurice Gleaton Jr 🇺🇸 via the transfer portal from Georgia.

Gleaton Jr ran a high school 100m record of 9.92s in 2025 and was part of Team USA 4x100m relay pool for the World Championships in Tokyo.

Career bests
100m | 9.92, 9.87w
200m | 20.52

19.74

Sinesipho Dambile 🇿🇦 continues his fine season, clocking 19.74 seconds (+1.8) to win the men’s 200m in Doha.

Makanakaishe Charamba 🇿🇼 was second in an equal personal best of 19.88 seconds, and Alexander Ogando 🇩🇴 third in 19.96s.

Kemba Nelson 🇯🇲 10.88 (+2.5 m/s) wins the 100m at the Doha Diamond League

Diamond League 💎 Doha 🇶🇦

100♀️(+2.5)
🥇Kemba Nelson 🇯🇲 10.88
🥈Zaynab Dosso 🇮🇹 11.01
🥉Patrizia Van der Weker 🇱🇺 11.05
🍫 Jael Bestue 🇪🇸 11.07

Shanieka and Kerrylee Ricketts are expecting their first child together!

After 54 years of coaching, 22 years at the helm of Texas A&M, 37 NCAA titles, and 53 Olympians trained, Pat Henry has decided to retire at the age of 74!

A legend forever. 🥹

Enjoy your retirement 🫡