Jamaica Observer Photo Editor Bryan Cummings captures action from the Pure Water/JC Track and Field Invitational Meet at Jamaica College last Saturday.

Basil Bingham

Basil Bingham of Calabar High on his way to winning the Class I discus with a throw of 56.24m.

Bloomfield 1

(left) Akeem Bloomfield (left) separating himself from the rest of the field on his way to an impressive 10.42 seconds to capture the Class II 100m.

Burton Hurdles

Rushelle Burton (left) of St Andrew High easily clears a hurdle on her way to victory in the Class II 100m hurdles in 14.44 seconds ahead of Safiya Thompson of St Jago in 14.63 seconds.

Francis and JAAA

KC POACHING? Calabar High and Jamaica’s 4x400m relay silver medallist Javon Francis (centre) is sandwiched by KC men, Dr Warren Blake (left), president of the JAAA and first vice-president Dave Myrie, wearing his hat as KC’s principal.

unelle Bromfield

Junelle Bromfield of STETHS is all alone on her way to victory in the Girls Class II 800m in a time of 2:21.65 minutes.

Tiffany James 800

Tiffany James (second left) of Papine High leads the chasing pack during the Class II 800m heat in which she won in 2:24.72.

Rene Medley Vere

Vere Technical’s Rene Medley (centre) powering her way to victory in the Class I 100m dash in 11.64 seconds ahead of Anna-Kay Ferrigan (left) of Holmwood Technical in 11.75 seconds.

Girls 3000

Britney Dixon (right) of Vere Technical outsprinting her teammate Sasha-Gaye Whyte to win the Girls 3,000m Open at the Pure Water/JC Track and Field Invitational Meet last Saturday. Dixon won in 10:58.84 minutes just ahead of her teammate Whyte in 10:58.86.

Garfield Gordon

Garfield Gordon of Mavis Bank High is all alone as he distanced himself from the pack to easily win the 5,000m Open in 16:08.91.