Ashara Frater

athlete

Ashara Frater is a promising athlete from Vere Technical who recently gained recognition for her competitive spirit and speed in middle-distance events, notably finishing ahead of Jovi Rose in the 1500 meters at the Central Athletics Championships.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Ashara Frater won gold in the girls’ 3000m open. 9

Marla Kay Lampart Cludio Vileneuve Annae Mckay Kimeka Smith Kamarai Kennedy Jaydon Walcott Nathaniel Sameroo Michael Andre Edwards Mckinny Williams Teon Haynes Selethel Johnson Nikaro Johnson Joshua Telesford Jamie Lee Tulloch Davieka Lewis Kaliah Haye Robert Miller Princewell Martin Jaedean Campbell Eshanee Powell Shevaughn Thomas Alyssa Campbell Sushana Johnson Shanoya Douglas Sabrina Dockery Sele Fredrick Rhianna Scott Jaydon Collins Kaliel Archibald Tyreece Foreman Junior Galimore

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Carifta Games: Massive record throw for shot putter Lampart | Sports

Jamaica Jamaica: Ashara Frater finished third in the Class 1 final. 6

Julius Itubo Kai Kelly Jevaney Findlay Christopher Scott Rajaun Romelly Tavaughn Martin Jevaughn Tomlin Dejaun Gray Brian Kiprop Ryan Achau Denique Palmer Alexia Palmer Shameika Dennis Alikay Reynolds Jovi Rose Rihanna Morgan Taiefa Gowe Cindy Rose Amani Phillips Rodeeki Walters Michael Graham Jamelia Young Bethany Thomas Jada Francis Gary Card Tyreece Foreman Malike Nugent Sabrina Dockery Doniellia Lewis Graham Jadon Colins Byron Walker Shanoya Douglas Natrece East

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Records begin to fall | Sports

Jamaica Jamaica: Jovi was beaten by Vere Technical’s Ashara Frater in the 1500 metres last year. 5

Jovi Rose Cindy Rose Rickeisha Simms Kevongaye Fowler Taefa Gowe Dave Anderson

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Roses in bloom | Sports