Sanjay Seymore
JamaicaathleteMale7.5Global Dominance: 0.00%Sanjay Seymore is a talented young athlete from William Knibb High School, who recently made headlines by winning the Class One 200-metre championship at the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships. He dedicated his victory to his late father, Randolph Scott Seymore, who passed away the previous year and was a significant supporter of his athletic career. Seymore's win marked a historic achievement as he became the first athlete from his school to claim this title since Usain Bolt in 2003, drawing inspiration from the sprint legend's legacy.
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Sanjay Seymore helped the men's relay team win their semi-final and qualify for the final.
PERFECT DAY IN EUGENE - No hiccups for Jamaica ahead of final day of World U20 Champs | SportsJamaica· 2026-08-09
Sanjay Seymore will compete at the JAAA Pre-Departure Meet.
JAAA hosts ‘Pre-departure Meet’ for World U20, CAC Games athletes | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-25
Sanjay Seymore, competing in the Boys’ Under-20 100 metres, won the event in 10.47 seconds.
Douglas warms up for U20 Champs with wins in Canada | SportsJamaica· 2026-07-07
Sanjay Seymore of William Knibb is among the competitors in the boys’ under-20 event.
Carifta Trials places go up for grabs tomorrow | SportsJamaica· 2026-03-05
Sanjay Seymore was third in 21.92.
High school athletes take advantage of World Champs Prep meets | SportsJamaica· 2025-06-02
Sanjay Seymore won the boys' half-lap event with a time of 22.02.
KC at the double in Grand Slam Track relays | SportsJamaica· 2025-04-07
Sanjay Seymore won the class one 200 metres at Champs, replicating Usain Bolt’s victory.
Orville Taylor | After Champs what? | CommentaryJamaica· 2025-04-06
Sanjay Seymore won gold in the 200 metres and ran in honour of his late father.
‘No excuses’ | Sports | Jamaica GleanerJamaica· 2025-04-01
Sanjay Seymore dedicated his win in the boys’ Class One 200-metre race to his late father, Randolph Scott Seymore.
‘This is for you, pops’ | SportsJamaica· 2025-03-30
