SURPRISE! SURPRISE!
MVP track club's Rohan Watson (left) powers to victory in the men's 100m during the JAAA National Championships at the National Stadium on Friday night. Challenging Watson is Ryiem Forde, who was second. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Athletics, Sports
July 7, 2023

SURPRISE! SURPRISE!

MVP track club’s Rohan Watson (left) powers to victory in the men’s 100m during the JAAA National Championships at the National Stadium on Friday night. Challenging Watson is Ryiem Forde, who was second.

(Photo: Naphtali Junior)

See related story: Champion Jackson, newcomer Watson on top in 100m

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