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Jamaica's former world record holder Asafa Powell and Grenada's World 400m champion chatted briefly.

The Agony in Victory

Carifta 200m champion Delano Williams of the Turks and Caicos could not be controlled all the way home. His 45.8secs split led Munro to defend their title.

Superb Munro Anchor Leg

College Men's 100m Champion

UTech's Julian Forte, formerly of Wolmer's Boys School, is congratulated by Jamaica's Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller for his victorious run in College 4x200m Championship of America.

Munro's mile relay quartet (Ifeanyi Oiuonye, Senoj-j Givans, Delano Williams, and Delano Williams) on the podium after taking the High School Boys 4x4 Championship of America in 3 minutes 11.91 secs, beating island rivals Kingston College (3:13.13). Lodge of Barbados was third in 3:13.67.

HS Boys 4x4 Champions

Jamaica's in-form Aileen Bailey passes to Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce on anchor. At left is Trinidad's anchor Semoy Hackett.

US vs. The World 4x1

Sprinters Nesta Carter, Sherone Simpson, Kerron Stewart and Melainie Walker carry the Jamaican flag as the Penn Relays announcer acknowledges Jamaica's 50th anniversary of independence. The flag will be flown at the University's Franklin Field.

Bahamians Fine-tune Their Start

US vs. The World Men's 4x1

After leading in the men's 4x4, the Bahamas with Chris Brown on anchor was overtaken by LaShawn Merrit of the US as they turned for home. At left, Jamaica's Dwayne Barrett finds it difficult to keep pace.

Bahamas-US Relay Battle

Jamaica's Don Quarrie, the 1976 Olympic 200m champion, and Inez Turner, the 1994 Commonwealth Games 800m champion, witnessed their country's performance. Quarrie is 2nd vice-president of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association and Turner coaches at Winston-Salem State University.

Blasts From the Past

Champion Hurdler

The Wolmer's quartet of Raheem Robinson, Odean Skeen, Jermaine Fyffe and Yanick Hart clocked 40.34secs to defend their title. They defeated their high school rivals Jamaica College (40.57) and Herbert Morrison Technical (41.03).

Wolmer's Boys Win Again

College 4x2 Champions

American Record-breakers

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