PHOTO: Her moment of glory
Novlene Williams-Mills is a picture of grit as sheanchored Jamaica to gold in the women’s 4X400mat the World Championships in Beijing, China,yesterday. Her team of Shericka Jackson, ChristineDay and Stehphenie Ann McPherson won in aworld-leading 3:19.13 minutes. (PHOTO: AFP)
Athletics, Sports, World Championships 2013
August 30, 2015

PHOTO: Her moment of glory

Novlene Williams-Mills is a picture of grit as she led Jamaica to gold in the women’s 4X400m at the World Championships in Beijing, China, yesterday. Her team of Shericka Jackson, Christine Day and Stehphenie-Ann McPherson won in a world-leading 3:19.13 minutes. (PHOTO: AFP)

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