KINGSTON, Jamaica - The battle is on for top honours in the men’s 110m hurdles at the National Senior and Junior Championships.
Reigning Commonwealth champion, Rasheed Broadbell of Elite Performance .
KINGSTON, Jamaica Olympic champion Hansle Parchment eased into the final of the men’s 110 hurdles in 13.24 seconds and was quickest of all in a commanding display. Tyler Mason was second with 13.44 a.
Wayne Pinnock competing for Kingston College.
Former Kingston College (KC) star Wayne Pinnock opened his season with an impressive 8.08m to win the men’s long jump at the Tennessee Challenge at the Tom Black Track at Laporte Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee on Saturday.
“To be honest it was expected as I’ve been looking very impressive in training,” said Pinnock. “I just want to thank the Lord because it’s almost two years since my last jump. I just put in the hard work and let my success be my noise.”
The 20-year-old Pinnock, who accepted a track and field scholarship to the University of Tennessee in 2020 but is competing unattached, proved too much for Jah-Nhai Perinchief (7.81m) and Anthony Riley (7.62), who finished second and third, respectively. Perinchief and Riley competed in the colours of the University of Tennessee.