OurATHLETES
Blake
Known as “The Beast”, Yohan Blake is one of the fastest humans in history — a two-time World Champion, multiple Olympic medallist, and joint second fastest man ever at 9.69 seconds. A proud product of St. Jago High School.

Hines
Korene Hines is a Jamaican middle-distance and steeplechase specialist who represented Jamaica at three World Championships and the 2008 Beijing Olympics, finishing 4th at the 2005 World Championships. PB: 9:30.12 in the steeplechase.
Male
Champions
Female
Champions

Olympic Relay Gold Medallist with Jamaica. World Athletics finalist and one of the Caribbean’s most decorated sprinters.

Penn Relays 4×400 HS Champion 1995. Penn Relays 4×400 College Champion 1999. A cornerstone of the St. Jago relay legacy.

Penn Relays 4×100 Champion 1996 (41.14). World Athletics competitor and part of one of the most dominant relay squads in school history.

Boys Champs 1993 Gold. A key member of the early 1990s generation that put St. Jago on the map of Jamaican athletics.

Celebrated sprinter from the golden era of St. Jago athletics, contributing to the dominant relay teams of the late 1990s.

At the 1990 Boys Champs Powell blasted the 100m record in the semi-finals by running 10.47s and went on to win the finals. He also won the 200m finals beating his rival Daniel England, which was one of the most spectacular event in ISSA’s Champions history.
He won the class 2x800 & 1500m at the 1988 championship. Prior year he came second in the 1500m, however, in 1989 he went on and won the 1500m and a close second in the 800m.
-->2008 Beijing Olympian. Three World Championships (2005, 2009, 2011). 4th at 2005 World Champs and World Athletics Final. PB: 9:30.12.

2008 Beijing Olympian and 2013 World Championship semi-finalist. 4th at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. PB: 12.82s.

1996 Atlanta Olympian. Multiple CAC and Pan American medals in triple jump. Inducted into LSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011.

World Championship Bronze (4×100m relay, 1999). Gold at 2006 Commonwealth Games and 2007 Pan American Games. Ran collegiately at LSU.
Retired Jamaican sprinter specialising in 200m and 400m. Key member of Jamaica’s 4×100m and 4×400m relay teams internationally.
Penn Relays
Legacy
One of the most celebrated relay legacies of any high school in Jamaica — built on discipline, teamwork and sheer speed.
4×800 Championship Victory
An outstanding 4×800 relay win showcasing St. Jago’s depth and endurance across distances.
4×400 HS Championship
The 1995 Penn Relays 4×400 high school championship — a defining moment in St. Jago relay history.
4×100 HS Championship — 41.14
A blistering 41.14 seconds claiming the Penn Relays high school 4×100 title — one of the most celebrated performances in school history.
4×400 College Championship
Former St. Jago athletes continued to dominate at college level, cementing the St. Jago system’s elite reputation for producing relay runners.
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