What have we here?! Elaine T 11.09 into -1.0

[Stonigut]

So show me suppn Nuh!!!

[Time]

Her drive phase was about 10m long. After dat, she just burnt up the track!

How long was the drive phase for lanes 1 and 7?
Which schools ran in lane 1 and lane 7?
I am not too sure that the lady in lane 1 was running. Her arm swing looks live she is fast walking.

[Willi]

All videos are there or at youtube…hunt around.

[Sir X]

Nice nothing in the 100,200 or 400 for women

[Willi]

http://www.trackalerts.com/Videos/me...intercol/5656/

[Sir X]

Racers dont promote women ?

[Willi]

10.95s if +1 wind.

[Willi]

And she might cyaan manage Christ Williams...

[Willi]

Yuh nah penny runnings!

Franno running riot. Look out for Elaine, Christannia, Julian Forte, Russell in the 400mh, Simmonds in the 100mh, Kemarley and Andrew Fischer…and these are just the "sson buss". Carter and Shelly should be going strong too.

MVP ketch dem 2nd wind.

Yannique got blown away at Intercol by the 2 Utech ladies. They have better hurdling technique.

[Historian]

Filling Voids

http://www.trackalerts.com/Videos/el...0m-final/5652/

Elaine Thompson’s run was simply superb! Our track and field future, at this point, seems bright all around (including, at last, the men’s 400-meter event -- Greg Haughton had retired a long time ago!)!

To be honest, I had been worrying about Jamaica’s ability to continue our dominance in the sprints after the retirement of VCB, Shelly-Ann, Usain and Yohan. I rarely use youth performance as a guide, and those of us who have closely followed Champs over the past several decades and witnessed the countless failures to live up to expectations as seniors will understand what I mean.

It is not always easy to fill voids. For example, despite a short breakout period for Shericka Williams (2008-2009), there was a lull in medal-winning 400-meter performances following the retirement of our great quarter-milers Sandie Richards and Lorraine Graham-Fenton. Thankfully, the talented Stephenie McPherson seems to be stepping in to fill that gap.

Brigitte Foster-Hylton’s retirement and Melaine Walker’s bizarre decision have left a major void in our female hurdlers’ 100-meter and 400-meter events. I am praying, however, that young Yanique Thompson will live up to the absolutely remarkable potential she has so far shown.

Looking at field events, I am heartened by triple jumper Kimberly Williams’ performances and attitude so far.

[Mosiah]

Her drive phase was about 10m long. After dat, she just burnt up the track!

[Stonigut]

http://www.trackalerts.com/Videos/el...0m-final/5652/