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Monday November 17, 2025
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November 17, 2025

Monday November 17, 2025

Last Thursday, high energy and anticipation filled Usain Bolt’s Tracks and Records in Kingston as it hosted a watch party for the Reggae Boyz pivotal FIFA World Cup qualifier against Trinidad and Tobago. Jamaican fans gathered for a fierce night of football, fuelled by Red Stripe bucket deals, hosted by DJ Bishop Escobar. Beyond the action on the field, the event served as a crucial moment to give back as donations were collected throughout the night for those affected by Hurricane Melissa.

Page 2 was on the scene and brings highlights.

Out in force to support Jamaica were (from left) Red Stripe Service Delivery and Rewards Manager Davin Ellison, Red Stripe Brand Manager Amoye Phillpotts-Brown and Heineken Brand Manager Nathan Nelms.Naphtali Junior

Out in force to support Jamaica were (from left) Red Stripe Service Delivery and Rewards Manager Davin Ellison, Red Stripe Brand Manager Amoye Phillpotts-Brown and Heineken Brand Manager Nathan Nelms. Naphtali Junior

Sprinting legend Usain Bolt (right) and former Reggae Boy Ian “Pepe” Goodison were snapped by the Page 2 lensman during the half-time break.Naphtali Junior

Sprinting legend Usain Bolt (right) and former Reggae Boy Ian “Pepe” Goodison were snapped by the Page 2 lensman during the half-time break. Naphtali Junior

Entreprenuer Niesha Daley and her son Naseem Hunter were caught up in the football spirit.Naphtali Junior

Entreprenuer Niesha Daley and her son Naseem Hunter were caught up in the football spirit. Naphtali Junior

Enjoying the match day action with ice cold Red Stripe beers were entrepreneur Yanique Cunningham (left) and event manager Renée Lee.Naphtali Junior

Enjoying the match day action with ice cold Red Stripe beers were entrepreneur Yanique Cunningham (left) and event manager Renée Lee. Naphtali Junior

 

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Social media manager Crystal Davis scored big, winning a Jamaica tee during giveaways before kick-off.Naphtali Junior

Social media manager Crystal Davis scored big, winning a Jamaica tee during giveaways before kick-off.Naphtali Junior

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