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The National Stadium came alive as Jamaica’s Christoff Bryan won the High Jump competition at 2.15m, at the JAAA National Senior Athletics Championships. Bryan was the lone competitor moving on to that height, as Matthew Campbell, fell out at 2.10. Following that height, he went on to clear 2.20m comfortably. He then went on to his personal best height of 2.25m, where he failed on his first attempt. Having asked for the support of the crowd, he then cleared the height on his second attempt, clearing the way for the Olympic qualifying height of 2.29m. Bryan came close on his second attempt, but failed to make the height, ending his series at 2.25m, equaling his personal best.

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Kino-Ray is a trained and certified level 1 IAAF coach out of Linstead St. Catherine, who joined the Trackalerts.com team in 2016. A Track and Field enthusiast from birth, he began writing articles and covering stories for Trackalerts, using knowledge gained from his studies of the sport to validate his analysis and opinions on various issues in Track and Field. He has also coached and taught professionally, at the Primary level.

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