Tina Clayton
Tina Clayton is a talented Jamaican sprinter who made headlines by winning the women's 60 meters at the World Indoor Qualifier meet with a personal best time of 7.08 seconds, marking a significant comeback after struggling with injuries in the previous season.
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Jamaica:
Tina won the silver medal in the women’s 100m at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan, last month.
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Jamaica:
Tina is a two-time World Under-20 100m champion and recently won a silver medal at the World Athletics Championships.
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Jamaica:
Tina Clayton won a silver medal in the women’s 100-metre event.
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Jamaica:
Tina Clayton is a world 100m silver medallist who participated in the relay.
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Jamaica:
Tina Clayton, the reigning national champion, got the ball rolling as she picked up her first global medal, taking the silver in the women’s 100m in 10.76.
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Spain:
Tina Clayton was part of the Jamaican relay team that performed exceptionally well.
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Guyana:
Tina Clayton participated in a mid-race changeover with her twin sister Tia during the heat.
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Jamaica:
Clayton and twin sister Tina could do little to stop the American quartet.
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Jamaica:
Tina Clayton is a World Championships silver medallist who ran the third leg of the women's sprint relay.
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Jamaica:
Tina Clayton was a member of the Jamaican women's quartet that finished first in their 4x100-metre heat.
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