Blake to miss National Trials
Two injured in Melrose Hill crash 6:50 PM
Matalon resigns as CTL chairman 5:23 PM
Chrysler agrees to recall 2.7m Jeep SUVs 5:16 PM
Patron attacks Capleton on stage during US show 5:03 PM
Two firearms seized at Portmore Fishing village 4:23 PM
Sport
Atkinson swim-off for 3:29 this afternoon
Sunday, July 29, 2012
LONDON, England — Jamaica’s Alia Atkinson finished in a dramatic tie for fourth place in her breaststroke semi final with Canada’s Tera Van Beilen, both clocking 1 minute 07.48 seconds for the eighth and final place in the final.
An official from FINA, the sports’ global governing body confirmed with the Jamaica Observer that more likely than not “there would be a swim-off 30 minutes after the final event of the evening” which would be the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay set to start at 9:00pm UK time.
Atkinson, who swam a National Record 1 minute 07.49 seconds in this morning’s first round heat, led her heat for about 60m and turned first in 31.49 seconds, before fading to fourth place.
According to the FINA official swim offs were not unusual.
The swim-off is set for 3:29pm Jamaica time with Atkinson starting in lane five and Canada’s Van Bielen in lane four.
Other Stories
VCB suspended from competition
Gayle's double ton propels Kensingston to big win
O’Hara expects to run faster at World Youth Champs
Bravo refuses to blame umpires, Pollard for Windies expulsion
Dwayne Smith to lead West Indies A in T20s
St Francis pip Torrington for INSPORTS Basic Schools Champs
Hydel face St James in prep school cricket semi-final
JC cop ISSA Under-14 basketball title
Defending champions falter in Wray & Nephew Masters T/20 cricket
Veronica Campbell-Brown responds to drug charges
5 things to watch for in tonight’s Game 6 of NBA Finals
Cameron meets with PMs Dr Gonsalves, Dr Mitchell
Sri Lankans barge into Champions Trophy semis
India name unchanged squad for Caribbean tri-series
Super Eagles soar over outclassed Tahiti
Coach rues New Zealand's exit from Champions Trophy
Sadly, we've been down this road before
Juniors end Trials with world-leading performances
Murray crowned king of Queen's Club


