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Jamaica National Indoor Records Male Event Time/Distance Athlete Date Venue 50 m 5.61+ Michael Green 16-Feb-97 Meeting Pas de Calais Liévin, France 55 m 6.06 A Syan Williams 14-Feb-98 Colorado Springs, USA 60 m 6.44 Asafa Powell 18-Mar-16 World Championships Portland, USA 150 m 15.66 OT Lerone Clarke 11-Feb-10 Botnia Games Korsholm, Finland 200 m 20.48 Omar McLeod 17-Feb-17 Arkansas Qualifier Fayetteville, USA 300 m 32.91 Jermaine Brown 31-Jan-15 New York Armory Track Invitational New York, USA 400 m 44.86 Akeem Bloomfield 10-Mar-18 NCAATF Championships College Station, Texas 800 m 1:46.70 Alex Morgan 09-Mar-96 Indianapolis, USA 1000 m 2:19.96 Mario Vernon-Watson 12-Feb-00 Allston, USA 1500 m 3:40.7 (ht) Byron Dyce 08-Feb-74 Millrose Games New York City, USA 3000 m 7:40.79 Kemoy Campbell 20-Feb-16 Millrose Games New York City, USA 5000 m 13:14.45 Kemoy Campbell 26-Feb-17 Boston Univ. Last Chance Meet Boston, USA 50 m hurdles 6.58 Richard Phillips 28-Jan-11 U.S. Open Track and Field New York City, USA 60 m hurdles 7.41 Omar McLeod 20-Mar-16 World Championships Portland, USA 300 m hurdles 36.02 OT Dinsdale Morgan 04-Feb-98 Pirkkahall Tampere, Finland 400 m hurdles 50.05 Isa Phillips 06-Feb-17 Meeting Elite en salle de l'Eure Val-de-Reuil, France High jump 2.30 m Germaine Mason 08-Feb-03 Hochsprung mit Musik Arnstadt, Germany Pole vault 5.25 m A K'Don Samuels 28-Jan-11 Pole Vault Summit Reno, USA Long jump 8.40 m James Beckford 09-Feb-96 Madrid, Spain Triple jump 17.19 m Clive Pullen 11-Feb-17 Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, USA Shot put 20.68 m O'Dayne Richards 01-Feb-19 Nehvizdy, Czechoslovakia Weight throw 21.60 m Caniggia Raynor 06-Feb-16 Mule Relays Warrensburg, USA 25–26 6035 pts Maurice Smith February SEC Championships Fayetteville, USA Heptathlon 2005 6.94 (60 m) , 7.11 m (LJ) , 16.03 m (SP) , 1.98 m (HJ) / 7.88 (60 m H) , 4.50 m (PV) , 2:39.32 (1000 m) 4 × 400 m 3:03.69 Team Jamaica 09-Mar-14 World Championships Sopot, Poland Errol Nolan, Allodin Fothergill, Ahkeem Gauntlett & Edino Steele Revised: February 04, 2019.

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