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| Jermaine has persevered past the injuries that ruined his transition from the junior ranks to senior competition. That delayed graduation was completed in 2010 when Jermaine went on a tear from June onward, bringing the 13 year-old Jamaica 400-metres record down to 44.40 seconds. The former World Youth and World Junior bronze medallist has had some success on the international circuit and was a bronze medallist at the 2006 Commonwealth Games. |
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| PROFILE |
| Event: 400m Dash |
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| D.O.B: November 26, 1984 |
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| Coach: Not Listed |
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Personal
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400m – 44.40 (Monaco – 22-Jul-2010)
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2011
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13th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, Daegu
4th - 400m
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2006
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18th Commonwealth Games, Melbourne
3rd - 400m
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2002
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IAAF/Coca Cola World Junior Championships, Kingston
3rd - 400m
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2001
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2nd IAAF/Westel World Youth Championships, Debrecen
3rd - 400m
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