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I don’t like this under 20team sir !!!!

Jamaica will go back to the pre bolt era. A gold medal here or there but nowhere near the same dominance. What jamaica achieved between beijing and tokyo was historic but we'll see.

Stona!!!!!

Eight way

I am deeply disappointed by the assessment that Jamaica's Olympic performance was deemed acceptable simply because we secured six medals. Hearing this from a key member of Jamaica's track and field management organization leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. When evaluating performance, we must compare our actual medal count to the potential we could have achieved if the team had performed at its peak. We should closely examine and discuss the barriers that prevented us from meeting the projections based on the athletes' abilities. It is unhelpful for those knowledgeable about track and field to sugarcoat the results and gloss over our performance. Instead, we must take a deep dive into the root causes to truly understand what went wrong.

YOU HAVE IDENTIFIED ONE OF OUR MAIN PROBLEM. LACK OF LEADERSHIP AT THE J.O.A. and the J.A.A.A. OUR ATHLETES NEED TO ALSO HAVE WITH SPORTS PSYCHOLOGISTS . WE LACK THE MENTAL TOUGHNESS! IT TAKES MORE THAN THE PHYSICAL (TALENT ). VLOGGER GOOD ASSESSMENT 🎉.

most a the athlete them young and just a take on the experience so they did what they could.

Well the future should be better, in women sprinting shelly should be better next year, by now she must know that the hill training is not for athletes her age and that her fast time were because of shoe improvements nothing else. Shericka will have healed properly and her physical condition and internal support sytem will be back to normal. Kishane ackera and tia will be more experienced next year. There will also be other young female talent too. The jaaa needs to get some throw coaches to do workshops with our coaches and young local talent. Obviously we lack quality throw coaches. Jaaa need to serioualy look into getting coaches for discuss ánd shot putt in an effort to improve our existing coaches. A policy need to be created for extreme talent emerging from the ncaa competition. The standard should be at least in the top 5 world leading performances. My suggestion is for these athletes be allowed to rest and recuperate after the ncaa therefore not competing in national trials however they would resume training to maintain the level they were at the ncaa. Based on performances in 2 diamond league leading to the championships would determine their inclusion on the national team. There is no athlete who can maintain their peak from ncaa to natl trials then to championships, impossible. This is the only way. Mckenzie long couldnt do it, nickiesha pryce couldnt do it and the 100 gold medalist julien alfred couldnt do it last year where she had too many races. To be proactive is best, and if they dont perform at the diamond league races they are left of the team but if they do they are then selected on that basis. A winwin. The jaaa need to have an assistance programme for injured high school athletes to ensure that their injuries are managed properly as the schools may not be able to properly achieve this due to a lack of adequate funding, and not understanting The nature of the injury and recovery process and parents may or may not be able to afford it.

I believe the strong performances in the field events will help drive momentum in those events going into next season and World's. This bodes well for Team Jamaica's future potential medal haul as sprinters inevitably make it back top class form.

It would appear that the JOA and JAAA members all need to go and do a course on leadership. Each of these two agencies need to have the right people on board - members who have the right values, character and competence. To those of us looking in, it seems that decision making is not shared and voices are not treated equally. You all need to learn to share power. Operating with empathy is missing or is not being portrayed to the athletes and the public you serve. Trust is so lacking which then affects the athletes and they become disengaged from the governing bodies. Why is service not prioritized? Who missed letting Skylar know that she had to travel on a Jamaican passport and making sure she got one from the time she gave her intention to represent the country. Once again, a Nayoka situation in another form. Are you unpaid volunteers so these things are hit and miss because of lack of time and personnel? Both organization's need to work on their communication, trust, mutual respect and support and in so doing you will see better results from our athletes. Yes, six medals are great but no one seem to be addressing why the number two nation in track and field underperformed and is glossing it over because as a small nation we garnered so many medals in field events. Talent abounds and we will bounce back but the governing bodies need to address their issues and get things right as it affects the athletes, no more evident than in this past Olympics.

I just dont think it was our year

We kept hearing the speed but the change of the baton is the problem. While that is true I think the relay coaches need to stop taking out the better athletes out the relay just to give someone else a chance to get medal also. This mentality has costs us to lose gold three times now since Tokyo and not at all. Garbage is at the head of the stream and the only thing you do with garbage is throw it out.

@technique lab does Jamaica participate in Youth Olympics?

The three big guns who would have bagged most of the medals were injured and had to sit out. In addition we dont have a deep pool of talent and a lot of the team consisted mostly young and very inexperienced members so couldnt really step up to fill the shoes of our injured athletes. So by that take the medal haul would be significantly impacted. By the next Olympics in 2028 probably by the World Champioships next year the team would have gained more international experience and I'm sure things will improve significantly

It's a cycle. Jamaica will bounce back and be in the ascendancy once again.

Jamaica had a nice run particularly over the last 20 years for its size and population But maybe your expectations have gotten to be a bit inflated.

So many of these World athletes/Olympians and many from the Caribbean Have or do receive training in the U.S.A.

Mr.Riley, After watching your video and listening keenly and intently to your explanation, interpretation and understanding of the rules has enlightened me and all Jamaicans around the world of the incompetence of you a JAAA member and the entire body of the JOA and the Technical leader mourice "Willow" Wilson and his staff. These people (the technical leader and his staff) were sent to Paris to represent Jamaica and its Athletes interest and to secure and fight for what our athletes have earned both on the track and in the field. And our athletes were let down on several occasions by the lack of knowledge of the governing rules and the INCOMPETENCE of the technical leader. WORLD ATHLETICS rule 260.14 states that FOR THE PURPOSES OF MEDAL ALLOCATION TIMES ARE ONLY ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST HUNDREDTH OF A SECOND IN WHICH CASE BOTH ATHLETES TIME 9.784 AND 9.789 WOULD HAVE BEEN ROUNDED TO 9.79 SECONDS. JOA AND JAAA YOU IDIOTS FAILED KISHANE THOMPSON AND THE SAME RULE ALSO APPLY TO RASHEED BROADBELL IN THE 110M HURDLES. HE SHOULD'VE BEEN AWARDED A SILVER MEDAL. BUT INSTEAD OUR IDIOTS REPRESENTING JAMAICA'S ATHELETES AND THEIR INTERESTS WERE ASLEEP ON THE JOB. I BET MY LIFE THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED TO AN AMERICAN ATHLETE? THE ENTIRE TECHNICAL TEAM SHOULD BE FIRED.

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Obeah!!

Jamaican steriod program has cycled down. Let's be honest all the sprinters from the island were juiced up

PARIS SALT !!! FROM THE WAY MI SI DEM STYLE US PAN DI OPENING CEREMONY , MI KNOW IT SALT🕷️

JOA and JAAA are corrupt and incompetent just like the JLP government

there was not tie Lyles won by the shoulder no breaking of tie needed

It’s obvious on camera that Lyles finished ahead of Kishane.

They struggled on the track this Olympics but they represented in the field events. We'll be back stronger and better at Worlds next year. This is a new era in track and field for Jamaica.

We are doing good so far,we are a fighter n we are fierce 💪

keepn the 4x100 a mystery has Tia gone home or? what...

One reason why the fans are saying the olympics are not good for Jamaica - is the authorities including coaches in Jamaica are not truthful to the cheering public - look at Elaine she is ill and we all know she could not participate and it was good with the fans - on the other hand they knew that others were hurt and could not participate yet they were taken to the olympics - thus causing distrust and disappointment -

Jamaica depend on the same Athletes years after except kishane Thompson, Shelly Ann goes back 21 years ago ,she is not a machine, The Jamaican Athletes contribute big time to JAMAICA but the Athletes treat them like dirt look at little Grenada read about how well they treat Kirane James it,s a shime on the Jamaican Government they need to spend more money to compensate Jamaican athlethes

Mr Riley Did u and the team even logged a protest? If not keep this to urself. It is showing that the JAAA is even more spineless never helping the athletes

I hope we are challenging this or suing . This is the only language they are going to understand. It needs to be challenged. They can not make it up as they go. ?

There's no excuse for the top 3 female sprinters being so injured in an olympic year and all the lying that followed.

No i don't think it's the worst for Jamaica. Jamaica represented well even without Shelly, Shericka, and Elaine being present. I'm American and i was rooting for team Jamaica in every sport. So many sports and news outlets try to overlook Jamaica, but i am always following Jamaica and what Jamaica is doing!!! I hate the treatment that Jamaica runners have received during these Olympics but you all performed EXCEPTIONALLY!!!! BIG UP AND RESPECT!!!! 🇯🇲❤️💪🏽

@Technique Lab - Jamaica has a troubling habit of breaking valuable things. Many Jamaicans still look abroad for success, seeing the "white man" as the solution to our problems. This colonial mindset is a deep-rooted issue that will take generations to overcome. Unfortunately, the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAA) and the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), along with the mistrust of individual coaches, have significantly tarnished Jamaica's illustrious track and field legacy, culminating in a crisis in Paris. Congratulations to these organizations for diminishing Usain Bolt's legacy and the achievements of great athletes like Merlene Ottey and Asafa Powell. They have eroded Jamaica's world records in relays and sprints, both male and female. This is how leaders of headless, visionless, and corrupt countries leave their mark-by destroying their nation's history. When leaders lose sight of their purpose, they become the catalyst for revolution. The only way to address this problem is for the people of Jamaica to take action and remove the ineffective leaders of athletics. Jamaica, a small, so-called "independent" country, has experienced growing pains but has also achieved success, particularly in track and field. However, the current leaders clearly lack respect and vision for this legacy. It's time for revolutionary change. If we lose the one thing that brings us global respect, what do we have left?

We sound like sore losers noah won fair and square look at the photo finish even franno said it ,why continue with this garbage smfh we starting to sound like the Americans kmft

Stay out of the dance, lol.

Twas clear there were major problems in the Jamaican camp/JAAA the last few years. Add in injuries and generalised fuckery and the crows came home to roost. Hope ye can resolve issues cause, from a neutral perspective, finals dont look right without outstanding Jam performances.

Definitely not Jamaica's worst Olympics ever. In 1964 Jamaica didn't win any medals. In the 70s Jamaica was winning for the most 2 medals. So it must be realized this already surpases that. What happened is that since 2008 Jamaica not only went above 10 medals for the first time but was winning multiple gold medals in the same Olympics. Many thought it was just a fluke and they would return to the days of old of winning just a handful of medals without a solitary gold but Jamaica kept up performances in close proximity to that since then until now. So it's just that Jamaica is having a pre 2008 like performance. It's just that Jamaica has been spoilt with so many good perfomances since then that they expect it will always happen. Jamaica is still a pretty tiny island hitting way above it's size but sometimes not that they don't have a very solid system but sometimes people age and others still too young to replace the older ones and sometimes you're riddled by injury and all that is at the heart of Jamaica's poor perfomances.

Isn't there some form of protest or administrative process that can be submitted regarding the results of the Men's 100M?

So is the rule doesn’t speak to a tie breaker will the jaaa contest the medal

dude he lost stop the crying damn lmao 9.784 vs 9.789! yall looking really soft right now

A simple solution all Thompson should have done is hold is form in the last 5 to 10 m he would have won

JAMAICANS ARE STRONG SPIRITUALITY, KNOW IT OR NOT. PARIS IS WRAPPED UP IN SPIRITUAL WICKEDNESS. LOOK AT OPENING CEREMONY, STOMPING STICK TO COMMENCE COMPETITIONS, RINGING BELL, DARKNESS AND FALLING ANGELS LIGHTING SHOW BEFORE 100M MEN FINALS. THE ARE CASTING DEMONIC SPELLS. A RITUAL. JAMAICANS ARE NOT COMFORTABLE IN SUCH EVILNESS. PEOPLE PRAY FOR CHRIST OF NAZARETH TO COVER US ALL. I WOULD WITHDRAW THE ATHLETES AND COME HOME.

Yea that's true but is not everyday a Christmas, my family don't even wanna talk about it ....nah worry about it a so the thing set

Noah won 🥇 because of the country he represents! These BIG EMPIRES all joined together to create an environment where they can be seen as the most powerful force!

David, you are a part of the organization, did you reach out to them?

FRANNO WAS RIGHT ABOUT IT THE IMCOMPETENCE OF THE JAAA

If answers are not demanded by the JAAA and JOA from Olympics adjudicators regarding the terrible injustice to Kishane, all of uno need to tender your resignation and pack your bags and go... no questions asked.

I DISAGREE WITH THIS TITLE. THE TITLE SHOULD READ RATHER, "THE WORST OLYMPICS EVER."