Chanton White

Chanton White

athlete Jamaica

Chanton White is an accomplished athlete from Denbigh High School who made history by winning the school's first individual boys' medal at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships, where he claimed bronze in the Class Two 400m event.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Chanton White later won the Boys’ Class One 400m in 48.40. 9

Elaine Thompson Herah Lavanya Williams Anthonique Strachan Rasheed Foster Bouwahjgie Nkrumie Sachin Dennis Deandre Watkin Zachary Wallace Jhordane Morgan Serena Cole Jasmin Brooks Shanniel Dawson Aaliyah Mullings Anneika Carnegie Latanya Dixon Jordan Taylor Kingsley Hanson Eshanee Porter Jaden Clement Yohance Carty Sasha Shunta Hemmings Shavone Williams Sherica Wint Deequan Maragh Du Shawn Daley Janeil Walter
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Thompson-Herah clocks first win of comeback | Sports

Jamaica Jamaica: Chanton White is competing in the Class One 400m. 6

Lavanya Williams Ackeem Blake Elaine Thompson Herah Anthonique Strachan Serena Cole Jura Levy Krystal Sloley Adrian Kerr Bouwahjgie Nkrumie Rasheed Foster Roshawn Clarke Zachary Wallace Deandre Watkins Natassia Fletcher Aaliyah Mullings Oshean Cummings Kevona Bourne Kingsley Hanson Eshanee Porter Jordan Taylor Jordan Rhedul Deandre Isidore
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Williams, Blake headline Isaac-Henry Invitational at Stadium | Sports

Jamaica Jamaica: Fresh off his gold-medal run several weeks earlier at the Central Athletics Championships in the Class Two 400m, Chanton White claimed bronze in the event at Champs. 9

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The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Denbigh High making giant strides in ISSA competitions | Sports