JAAA names Jamaica team for World Relays
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May 13, 2014

JAAA names Jamaica team for World Relays

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Athletic Administrative Association (JAAA) Wednesday night released the names of athletes on the team that will participate in the inaugural IAAF World Relays scheduled for Nassau, Bahamas on May 24 and 25.

The team comprises 39 athletes, and11officials.

WOMEN

Sheri-Ann Brooks

Schillonie Calvert

Simoya Campbell

Christine Day

Simone Facey

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce

Chris-Ann Gordon

Natoya Goule

Samantha Henry-Robinson

Shericka Jackson

Anastasia LeRoy

Yanique Malcolm

Loraine McKenzie

Anneshia McLaughlin

Stephenie-Ann McPherson

Natasha Morrison

Chante Roberts

Carrie Russell

Kaliese Spencer

Kerron Stewart

Elaine Thompson

Novlene Williams-Mills

MEN

Nickel Ashmeade

Oshane Bailey

Kemar Bailey-Cole

Yohan Blake

Jermaine Brown

Nesta Carter

Rasheed Dwyer

Andrew Fisher

Chumaine Fitten

Julian Forte

Michael Frater

Dane Hyatt

Omar Johnson

Jason Livermore

Rusheen McDonald

Edino Steele

Warren Weir

MANAGEMENT

Marie Tavares — Manager

Dennis Gordon — Assistant Manager

Maurice Wilson — Technical Leader

Michael Clarke — Coach

Fitz Coleman — Coach

Paul Francis — Coach

Jermaine Shand — Coach

Dr. Kingsley Chin — Doctor

Nathaniel Davis — Masseur

Colin Turner — Masseur

Gaynor Downer — Physiotherapist

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