Russia's gold medal winner Ekaterina Koneva and Jamaica's bronze medal winner Kimberly Williams (right) laugh as Ukraine's Olha Saladuha (left) shows off her silver medal during the ceremony for the women's triple jump. (Photo:AP)<br>
March 7, 2014
PHOTOS: World Indoor Games in Poland
Jamaicans had mixed results at the Indoor World Championships in Sopot, Poland Saturday with Kimberly Williams grabbing bronze in the triple jump and Kaliese Spencer getting silver in the 400 metre, but gold medal hopeful in the men’s 60 metre Nesta Carter was only able to finish seventh ahead of teammate Kimmari Roach.
Meanwhile Shelley Fraser-Pryce and Veronica Campbell-Brown are through to the women’s 60 semi finals scheduled for tomorrow morning, Sunday March 9.
Britain’s Richard Kilty (centre) celebrates winning the gold after the men’s 60m final. Looking on are Nesta Carter (left) and Kimmari Roach of Jamaica, who finished seventh and eight respectively. (Photo:AP)
Jamaica’s Veronica Campbell-Brown (in green and gold) competes in a women’s 60m heat. Campbell-Brown is through to Sunday’s semi finals. (Photo:AP)
Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (left) and Hong Kong’s Yee Pui Fonga prepare for a women’s 60m heat. Fraser-Pryce is through to Sunday’s semi finals. (Photo:AP)
Jamaica’s Nesta Carter, Britain’s gold medal winner Richard Kilty and Britain’s Dwain Chambers, from left, cross the line of the men’s 60m final. (Photo:AP)
United States’ Mccorory runs in front of Jamaica’s Spencer to win the women’s 400m final during the Athletics World Indoor Championships. (Photo:AP)
United States’ gold medal winner Francena McCorory is flanked by Jamaica’s silver medal winner Kaliese Spencer (left) and Bahamas’ bronze medal winner Shaunae Miller during the ceremony for the women’s 400m. (Photo:AP)
