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Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell gets 18-month ban

Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell gets 18-month ban

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell was a short while ago slapped with an 18-month suspension for the use of the banned substance Oxilofrine. He will be eligible to resume competition in December 2014. Powell along with teammate and training partner Sherone Simpson tested positive for the drug at the Jamaica National trials in June 2013. The pair contended that the drug was containe... »

Jamaica’s Olympic 100m silver medallist Sherone Simpson gets 18-month ban

Jamaica’s Olympic 100m silver medallist Sherone Simpson gets 18-month ban

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Olympic 100m silver medallist Sherone Simpson on Tuesday received an 18 month ban following her positive drug test last June at the National Trials. Simpson will miss the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland in July but will be eligible to compete in December 2014 as her suspension is calculated from the time she returned the positive test for oxilofrine at the Trials ... »

Calabar, Edwin Allen cruise to 2014 ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Champs titles in Jamaica (Pictures and Video)

Calabar, Edwin Allen cruise to 2014 ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls Champs titles in Jamaica (Pictures and Video)

Calabar supporters in the stands at the National Stadium, Kingston. – Ricardo Makyn Photo Girls from the Edwin Allen High School   Supporters of Champs winners Calabar and Edwin Allen. Ricardo Makyn photo Melton Williams, Gleaner Writer KINGSTON, Jamaica: Calabar High and Edwin Allen, as easily won the respective titles as the 2014 ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Champ... »

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