Tokyo Olympics, Day 7: Schedule for Jamaican athletes
Jamaican sprint champions Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (left) and ElaineThompson-Herah compete in thewomen's 100m final at the WorldAthletics Championships in Dohain 2019. Fraser-Pryce took the goldmedal. Thompson placed fourth.
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July 28, 2021

Tokyo Olympics, Day 7: Schedule for Jamaican athletes

TOKYO, Japan – The athletics competition of the Olympics begin this evening (Jamaica time) with more than a dozen Jamaican athletes expected to compete on Day 7 of the Games.

Among those competing will be two-time Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and her compatriots, defending Olympic champion Elaine Thompson Herah and Shericka Jackson in the highly-anticipated women’s 100m.

See the schedule below:

 

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