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Jamaicans dominated on Saturday’s second day of the NACAC Under 18/23 Championships in Apizaco, Mexico, adding 25 more medals to take their tally to 41 after winning three of four gold medals in the sprint hurdles, 400m and the 400m hurdles.
On Saturday, Jamaican athletes added another 14 gold medals after winning eight on the first day, for a two-day total of 22 gold, 12 silver, and seven bronze, with today’s final day of competition still to come.
Shaquane Gordon, the National Junior College champion, ran 13.54 seconds (0.5m/s) to win the Men’s Under-23 110m hurdles, getting to the finish line ahead of his fellow Jamaican Andre Harris who clocked 13.73 seconds.
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