Overview

• Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce clocked 10.91 seconds to finish third in the women’s 100m at the Jamaican National Championships and clinch her place on Jamaica’s 2025 World Championships team
• The sprint legend confirmed earlier this month that 2025 will be her final season, positioning her Tokyo appearance as the capstone of an 18-year career
• Tina Clayton stormed to her first senior national title with a personal best 10.81s and Shericka Jackson earned second in 10.88s to join Fraser-Pryce on the team
• Competing in Tokyo marks Fraser-Pryce’s ninth World Championships appearance, tying Jamaica’s record; at 38, she would be the nation’s oldest athlete at the event
• The trials highlighted a generational shift in Jamaican sprinting as emerging talents rise to challenge established champions