Three Jamaicans, Rajindra Campbell, Shawn Rowe and O’Brien Wasome were winners at Friday’s Trackwired Arkansas Grand Prix in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Campbell won the men’s shot put; Rowe took the men’s 400m hurdles, while Wasome won the men’s triple jump.

Campbell, the top Jamaican male shot putter this season, came from behind with a last-round 21.14m, his second-best mark, to beat the University of Arkansas’ Jordan West, who threw a personal best 20.76m.

Campbell’s best throw going into the final round was 20.63m.

Rowe ran 50.12 seconds to win the intermediate hurdles, beating Australian Chris Douglas- 51.47 seconds and Grant Williams of the University of Arkansas was third in a season’s best 52.94 seconds.

Wasome, the former Jamaica College and University of Texas representative, who is the second-best Jamaican male triple jumper so far this year, won with a wind-aided 16.82m (2.5m/s).

Wasome has a wind-legal 16.80m season best which ranks him 19th in the world and in a position to receive an invitation to the World Championships, in the event he does not get the 17.20m qualifying mark.

Jullane Walker jumped a season’s best 7.86m (1.4m/s) for second place in the men’s long jump, Ryan Brown of the University of Arkansas was third with a season’s best 7.72m (1.3m/s), while his teammate Shakwon Coke was fifth with 7.54m (1.4m/s).

Demar Francis of Baylor University was third in the men’s 400m in 45.86 seconds, while Joanne Reid of the University of Arkansas was fifth with 51.89 seconds.