Sushana Johnson

Sushana Johnson

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Sushana Johnson is a talented athlete from Edwin Allen High who recently showcased her skills in the girls’ 2000m steeplechase, finishing second and breaking the previous championship record during the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys and Girls’ Athletics Championships.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Sushana Johnson is leading the Edwin Allen team in the 4x800m Open. 7

Ryan Peralto Alexxe Henry Adora Campbell Malayia Duncan Daniela Clarke Monique Bogle Abrina Wright Anastacia Hall Alikay Reynolds Tabbrell Williams Kevongaye Fowler Makeelan Woods Omary Robinson Jamal Stephenson Khamani Gordon Dijon Swaine Oblique Seville Zharnel Hughes Odaine Mcpherson Kadrian Goldson Ackeem Blake Adrian Kerr Roshawn Clarke Emmanuel Archibald
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Fast track to glory: 49th Gibson Relays ready to ignite National Stadium | Sports

Jamaica Jamaica: Sushana Johnson finished second in the girls’ 3000m open. 7

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 Ashara Frater 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: Sushana Johnson finished second in the girls’ under-20 1500m. 7

Jamal Stephenson Dylan Woodruffe Eltham Sam Shaquane Gordon Shanoya Douglas Sabrina Dockery Michael Graham Tiandre Frett Jaydon Collins Adora Campbell Jady Emmanuel Cindy Rose Natoya Harvey Denique Palmer Luke Plummer Joel Morgan Diwayne Sharpe Abrina Wright Tahj Marques Whyte Marcinho Rose Zion Miller Diwayne Malachi Austin Dashaun Lezana Amani Phillips Sackoya Palmer Joseph Salmon Dylan Logan Devontae Edwards Jamie Lee Tulloch
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: REDEMPTION | Sports | Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaica Jamaica: Sushana Johnson outbattled Taiefa Gowe for the win, finishing second in 6:55.69. 7

Taiefa Gowe Terrice Clarke Jade Ann Dawkins Deijanae Bruce Sabrina Atkinson Brandane Malcolm Danielle Noble Tauntyae Sherman
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Hydel making strong bid to regain girls’ crown at Champs | Sports