Sometimes the biggest victories happen long before the finish line. 🇯🇲 Jerome Campbell is headed back to the international stage. After securing second place in the men’s 110m hurdles, he’s excited for another opportunity to represent Jamaica at the senior level—this time at the Commonwealth Games. Navasky Anderson continues to lead the charge for Jamaican middle-distance running. The national record holder and 2026 national champion spoke proudly about being one of the modern flag bearers for the 800m, inspiring the next generation and showing young Jamaicans that success isn’t limited to the sprints. With more athletes now pushing the event forward, his sights are set firmly on Commonwealth Games gold. And then there’s Demisha Roswell. After nearly walking away from the sport, changing coaches, and prioritizing her mental well-being, she produced the performance of her life—claiming her first national title in the women’s 100m hurdles with a personal best. Different events. Dif...