Although I arrived late, I still caught plenty of action to share with you from the Jamaica National (JN) Foundation Heroes in Action 5K which took place in Falmouth, Jamaica this morning.
The event, which was a fund raiser in aid of the Granville Place of Safety (girls home) was a joint presentation of both the JN Foundation in association and the Usain Bolt Foundation.
This is a photo-blog of the event. Let the photos and videos tell the story.
Walker on the left enters the Falmouth Pier complex, headed for the finish linePosing at the finishThe clockEven the Mayor won his age group race. Here he is posing with Sheryl and JanetPrince of the TFA (Trelawny Football Association) happy to finish his race.Clance ‘Mark’ McGheeAleicia Kirlew ran/walked the 5KMitzie Dunbar (left), Lisa Elliott (right) and Lisa’s son (center)Scotiabank crew
Muschette High runners and Usain Bolt
Usain, my daughter Taunia, Sheryl and NevilleJamaica National GM and Barry G from Mello FMTrophies and plaquePresentationTrelawny residentsWellesley Bolt (Usain’s father) was second in the Walk for Trelawny residents.Wellesley Bolt (Usain’s father), at left, was second in the Walk for Trelawny residents.13-year old Isha Scott of William Knibb wins the Girls Under 15 run in a time of 21 minutes, 55 seconds. She placed 27th overall.William Knibb also won the 15-19 run.Presentation
Usain Bolt receives his plaqueUsain Bolt receives his plaque from Jamaica National35-year old Ryan Chambers, the Overall Champion who finished in 17 minutes, 11 seconds.
JN FoundationDevon Plummer and Derrick ‘Bony Fish’ WalkerTrelawny people
Munro College Team‘Hanging out’ in MargueritavilleA nice way to end: “Welcome to Historic Falmouth!”
Muschette High runners and Usain Bolt
