The Olympics is next year in Tokyo, Japan, and based on what we have seen at this

While we

expect a good show from our track and field participants, especially the women,

Jamaica is again set to step outside the usual forte, as Danusia Francis will

strut her stuff in the gymnastics arena.

The 25-year-old

earned one of 20 automatic spots to compete at the Olympics while competing at

the 2019 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart,

Germany, recently. She has become the second Jamaican to achieve such a feat

behind Toni Ann Williams, who did it at the last Olympics that was held in Rio

de Janeiro.

View this post on Instagram Thank you @kinsellas for these edits ? still not over how much fun I had at @superstarsofgymnastics ? Gonna be posting about it for a while since there were so many amazing photographers and videographers, sorry! ?A post shared by Danusia Francis (@danusiafrancis) on Mar 27, 2019 at 2:07pm PDT

Although

Francis was born in England, she is Jamaican through her father. And the

support that she will get locally is expected to boil over when she goes to Tokyo

clad in the black, green and gold of the super island nation nestled in the

Caribbean.

Since her

qualification, Francis has taken to social media to express gratitude for all

the support she has received.

BUZZ congratulates Danusia Francis on her

achievement, and we hope that she will do well in Tokyo.