#CARIFTA GAMES 2016 – Shiann Salmon wins first gold for Jamaica
Shiann Salmon winning Jamaica's first gold medal at this year's CARIFTA Games.
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March 25, 2016

#CARIFTA GAMES 2016 – Shiann Salmon wins first gold for Jamaica

#CARIFTA GAMES 2016 – Shiann Salmon wins first gold for Jamaica

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada – Shiann Salmon won the Girls’ Under-18 high jump earlier today to record the first gold medal for Jamaica at this year’s CARIFTA Games.

Salmon won with a height of 1.82m.

PHOTO: COLLIN REID

Courtesy of Supreme Ventures and Courts Jamaica Limited.

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