👀 Are you tuned in to the World Championships? The Jamaica Observer’s Sports Editor Andre Lowe and Photographer Garfield Robinson are headed to the Japan National Stadium, the very place where Jamaica made history with the first-ever sweep of the women’s 100m. 🇯🇲✨ Stay locked for updates straight from Tokyo! 🌍🔥 #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver | The Jamaica Observer

Jamaica’s Navasky Anderson is through to the men’s 800m semi-finals at his third World Championships, but for him, that’s just the beginning. Speaking with Observer Sports Editor Andre Lowe, Anderson said he’s no longer content with just making rounds: “I have the confidence not just to run with them, but to beat them and that’s what I’m here to do.” Proudly flying the flag for Jamaica’s middle-distance runners alongside Natoya Goule and Adelle Tracey, Anderson sees himself as an ambassador for

At just 23, Jamaica’s Tyrese Taylor is soaking up every moment of his first World Championships. After booking his spot in the 800m semi-finals, Taylor told Observer Sports’ Andre Lowe that he’s “just feeling great, feeling happy… it’s all about having a great experience and having fun at the same time.” While competing on a global stage is new for him, Taylor stressed the importance of mindset: “It’s all about the mental, if you have a good mental, everything is gonna be fine.” Chasing greatnes