Sabrina Dockery of Lacovia High won her semi-final race in 11.20 seconds (0.7m/s) on Wednesday’s second day of the 115th ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
March 26, 2025
#Champs2025: Lacovia High’s Dockery continues to impress
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Sabrina Dockery of Lacovia High continues to impress as she cruised into the final of the girls’ Class One 100m, winning her semi-final race in 11.20 seconds (0.7m/s) on Wednesday’s second day of the 115th ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium.
Dockery, who had run a personal best 11.12 seconds in the first round on Tuesday, noticeably eased off the gas after 70 metres possibly saving some energy for the final set to be run later.
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Holmwood Technical’s Doniellia Lewis was the next best with 11.46 seconds (1.1m/s) with two Edwin Allen runners Jounee Armstrong — 11.49 seconds and Renecia Edwards — 11.52 seconds also through.
Holmwood Technical’s Doniellia Lewis and Edwin Allen’s Jounee Armstrong are also through to the finals. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
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Muschett High’s Shanoya Douglas easily won her heat in the Class Two event, running 11.53 seconds (-0.2m/s), the fastest time in the semis as she seemed set to add the gold medal later on Wednesday.
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Muschett High’s Shanoya Douglas easily won her heat in the Class Two event, running 11.53 seconds (-0.2m/s). (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Dominican national Under-20 record holder Kerelle Etienne of Edwin Allen High was next best with 11.59 seconds (0.5m/s) with former Class Three champion Natrece East of Wolmer’s Girls running 11.72 seconds (-0.2m/s).
Dominican national Under-20 record holder Kerelle Etienne of Edwin Allen High will compete for gold in Wednesday’s final of the Class Two 100m event. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Moesha Gayle of Edwin Allen is also through to the final with 11.74 seconds (1.4m/s), along with two St Jago High runners Malayia Duncan and Adora Campbell both running 11.75 seconds.
Moesha Gayle of Edwin Allen is also through to the final with 11.74 seconds (1.4m/s). (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Shannia Campbell of St Jago High ran 11.66 seconds (-02m/s), the fastest in Class Three with Ferncourt High’s Rihanna Scott running 11.67 seconds (0.4m/s) to book her spot with St Mary High’s Shayon Smith also in with 11.68 seconds (0.4m/s).
Trecia-Ann Grant, also of St Jago advanced with 11.83 seconds (1.1m/s) as well as Daniela Clarke of Edwin Allen with 11.96 seconds (1.1m/s).
An injury to favourite Andrianna Pine of Edwin Allen, who pulled up in the first semi-final heat of the Class Four race was thrown wide open with Holmwood Technical’s Adalia Simpson being the fastest qualifier, running 12.81 seconds (0.7m/s) with St Andrew High’s Alzeliha Allen next with 12.26 seconds (0.6m/s) and Vere Technical’s Danae Bartley who ran 12.31 seconds (-0.7m/s).
The second Holmwood athlete who advanced to the final is Aliona Crawford who clocked 12.30 seconds (0.6m/s) while St Mary Technical’s Dehjanae Stephens also booked a place with 12.32 seconds (0.7m/s).
— Paul Reid
