Chambers on top
Raheem Chambers (second left) of St Jago High eases across the finish line to win ahead of Fabian Hewitt (right) of Calabar High and Jhevaughn Matherson (left) of Kingston College in the boys' 100m final at the JAAA National Junior Trials at the National Stadium yesterday. Also in photo is Schandrique Griffiths of Papine High. Chambers clocked 10.70 seconds.<b> ( Photo: Bryan Cummings) </b>
Athletics, Sports
June 18, 2016

Chambers on top

St Jago star capitalises on Nigel Ellis’ disqualification to win 100m sprint at JAAA Junior Trials

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