Justin Gatlin's Fastest USA kids Defeated In JAMAICA! Team Pressure DomX
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- The much-heralded young runners from the USA made the trip to Jamaica to compete at the Anthrick Development meet on Saturday May 14.
The young runners, aged between 11 and 12 years and assembled from across the United States, are Dashaun “Honeybadger” Morris II (Grayson, Georgia), Rudolph “Blaze” Ingram (Tampa, Florida), Kareen “2K” Knox II (Las Vegas, Nevada), Rudyard “Jizzle” West Jr (West Monroe, Louisiana) and Kaden “Big O” Coleman-Bennett (Washington, DC).
This powerful 4x100 metre relay team, coached then by American legend Justin Gatlin, has the US media in a frenzy and are being touted as the fastest kids around.
Event 41 Boys 10-12 100 Meter Dash Class1
meet: 11.52 5/18/2013 Tahj Rojae Scott
Name Age Team Finals
Finals
1 #1531 Riley, Davion 11 Team Rockets 12.66
2 #1331 Coleman-Bennett, Kaden 10 Pressure Track 12.95
3 #1334 West Jr, Rudyard 10 Pressure Track 13.32
4 #1332 Knox Jr, Kareem 10 Pressure Track 13.66
5 #1492 Ennis, Dejaun 10 Sts Peter & Paul 14.18
6 #1622 McKenzie, Joel 10 Wolmers 14.20
7 #1555 Taylor, Caleb 11 Trail Blazer 14.21
8 #1138 Houston, Adrian 10 Howard Cooke 14.23
9 #1341 Latty, Dushawn 11 Richmond Park 14.36
10 #1149 Wilkins, Ishmael 10 Howard Cooke 14.38
11 #1087 Allen, Mark-Daniel 11 Emmanuel Chr 14.49
12 #1486 Battick, Christian 11 Sts Peter & Paul 14.56
13 #1345 Mitchelle, Mikhail 11 Richmond Park 14.62 - Sport
Future greats on both team, happy the US family got a chance to visit and compete in Jamaica. Come back anytime JamRok is your other home.
American/Jamaican still our people. Look pon them skin color, and them hair ! Love and respect to all the positive ones , prayers for them that allows evil to infest their minds and play them against their own people. BIG UP JAM ROCK .
Beautifully done, I was born and raised in the USA 🇺🇸 a.k.a Turtle Island. We are family. Congratulations Jamrock!!! Looking to coming there one day.
Gatlin is doing something good,one love from 🇯🇲
These are just kids who should be able to compete for fun. When adults place too much emphasis on who got defeated, the activity becomes unnecessarily stressful. Let's leave our egos out of it and let these children compete without the hatred.
Thank you 👏
No we don’t do it like that in Jamaica. We love to win!
Kmt so what you think they lined up to race for you think a play thing in Jamaica you gwan chat
That's your standard, we have ours.
@@Angela-qs4cz Miss queen of Jamaica please speak for yourself. Unnu hateful and miserable trying to find joy in unnu life through little children who should be having fun.
These are our youths from abroad even Though there’s more fields and equipment and support bc of Gatlin and his hype. Win or loose we congratulate the courage of the young sportsmanship and talent they express! Last time I check many of us Americans and Jamaicans shared the same last name.we’re different but not much different!
The slave masters give us the lastname
B1 Americans are aware. We harbor no hate towards our brothers and sisters around the globe. A victory for one is a victory for all. Bless up!
Well they came very hyped and prepared but get them wing clipped.
@@avionterria7855 a lie u ah tell😂😂
@@mariaennis2884 they're kids. Let them have fun, geez
Congratulations to all the children from Jamaica and the United states. With all the negative talk I am glad the from USA got a break and have fun.You are welcome anytime in Jamaica one ❤
The people with the negative comments are not real track and field fans, they are just displaying their ignorance of the sport. The kids are just starting to run again after 2 years without any track events. They have just started training in April, with do they expect. Also some of the top Prep school weren't participating
Precisely some these people just all in there feelings just enjoy the fun in the Sun🤦
Why you gotta say "defeated" ?😂😂 Sounds so harsh on the little kids who are just trying to have fun
Well done winners and loser a balance,to create a platform for future athletes 👍youngester who better to compete with,you both are the 🌎future 👏👏👏🇯🇲/🇬🇧🔊
Very nice! I hope the children have lots of fun in Ja. It is all fun, although competitive. Thanks to my Jamaicans for the nice welcome to the visitors. Please plan for more similar events.
I love them all. Young Israelites competing amongst themselves lol. It's a joyous feeling.
Kan Ahch
@@naamanbenyamin8823 Kan!!
Humans.....
They are just kids, encourage them please.
Great show for the youth!
Big up Coleman. You are a future star.
Primary school usually has faster runners than prep school. The competition would be in our primary school
I was saying the same thing too
Exactly them can't beat up primary school
So true.
Facts, I just commented this and scrolled and saw yours
Especially schools like johns mills, windward road primary and others. He didn't get the right competitors
Jamaica doesn’t normally pressure the primary and prep school athletes. It’s all in good fun until high school.
Exactly.
@Pluto, sorry…that’s dam a lie! Pressure starts in primary and prep schools starting on sports day! I went to Dunrobin Primary School and once they found out I was fast they would and get me in the middle of classes so that I could train and Rep “Red House”on Sports day. The Francis brothers Paul and Stephen of MVP Track Club were my mates at Dunrobin..you can go ask one of them if think a lie mi tell!
@PLUTO u see your name...?😏
Where u get that from that Jamaica doesn't normally pressure primary/prep athletes??🙄 why do u think our athletes are so good at the senior & high school level??? It's from their early development from pri/prep level! I participated at Primary Champs!
The Clayton twins & Lyston have been battling it out from primary school & i could go on & on
Ps these kids participating here is not the actual Jamaica quote-on-quote "A Team" check out the actual team @ Prep & Primary Champs!
Gatlin mentioned that he had some production issues, I think he is trying to film/follow there development. Great competition still love it 😍
Thanks for this video. Good stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I congratulate Mr. Gatlin for bringing these kids to Jamaica. I live in America, and I am happy to see African American children exposed to other black culture around the world. It would be nice to take them to some of the rural parts of Jamaica because that's where you find the heart of the Jamaican culture.
perhaps an exchange program
Mr Gatlin is giving back to his community the way he knows, giving these children something to strive for, keeps them focused away from gang violence and other negative practices we see our young people display. Big man tings Justin, big up yuself
C how young they are c the excitement they create its all fun big up the athletes involved and big up MrJustin Gatlin do more of this sir Gatlin and any other overseas individuals that has an interest
Love this
This meet was good for the children here and the children from America the children from America get to see another country and there culture ,Jamaican kids get there first race against international competition greatest start somewhere in a child life where he or she knows what they want to be in life ,do we not send our children overseas for the spelling B competition also.
He is trained and prepared. Nothing wrong with that.
You’re definitely right about that. Next time have them compete against the primary schools (public schools) and not the preparatory / public schools. To get a true feeling. Prep schools are softer in sports in Jamaica.
The one who won the first race looks more older and stronger than the other boys. If that was me, I'll race with a broken arm. 😂 😂 😂
Yup that’s my 11 year old kid ☺️ whose never raced a day in his life . I think that was good for his FIRST 100m!
@@brittanycoleman3992 Amen my sister. All of the children done a marvelous job!
@@brittanycoleman3992 wow! Congrats hun!!!!!
Yes he is much much older. No real documentation in some Third countries. So I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case here
Those team pressure athletes look real muscular for their age. 🤔
They aren't starving like Jamaicans and don't live in a 3rd world country
They’re Football 🏈 Athletes primarily.
how do you expect prep school children to beat a team coach by justin gatlin
I think that its a good things kids are going to Jamaica and recognizing it as a powerhouse. No need to title like this, they are just kids and we don't need that energy.
These are babies and they haven’t even got started yet. ALL OF THEM HAVE TIME TO GET FASTER!
American Kids are amazing relay.
I’d love to bring my kids there to run, just for the experience.
Bro, your title is misleading and false news. Why show all the hate. Where is the love for the sport? These are just kids that grown adults are attacking.
Attacking? How..this is real competition..pickney or not...
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I was a kid once and winning with a symbol of that win was better for me too. Great
I like this track nice ground
jamacia 👍
Why ♨️☄hell🔥 I could have told him that was going to happen. Amen!!!
WHY unnuh nuh let the kids be kids n FULLJOY dem selves. ITS always about the grown ups looking for perks n a way to taint everyting. Only JAH KNO.
They won the 4 by 1 which they created the team for and won by 60 meters.
JA can become a track hub...No joke...
Win...lose or draw...
Visionnnnnnnn, please
Them collect dem silver like gatlin did
If these were primary schools,competition would be much different
Well done kids
He hit puberty before everyone else. That simple
Glad to see Marcus Garvey's Pan Africanism shining bright. Good job connecting the youths at a young age. Make sure we have some trips and such planned with them together(probably up to the Blue Mountains or Cockpit Country etc). Always a good idea to showcase the potential of Brand Jamaica to these next generation stars. The North American market for health healing herbs is a very very lucrative one and we can build a Sports Industry off Brand Jamaica if we are INTENTIONAL about it. Self Reliance at its finest, Marcus "Black Moses" Garvey would be proud. Marcus Garvey is a Jamaican Hero isn't he? So surely this shouldn't offend us....Oracle
Brand Jamaica worth $billions
Published:Monday | November 24, 2014 | 12:00 AM
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... but only a small fraction of economic value harnessed
John Myers Jr, Gleaner Writer
Jamaica as a brand is one of the most recognised globally. But while this has created opportunities that have the potential to generate substantial economic benefits for the island, it has also presented local authorities with a growing challenge - that of effectively monitoring and protecting the brand from exploitation by some in the global marketplace, which is resulting in Jamaica losing out on billions in potential earnings.
It is estimated that the island loses about US$20 billion of the economic value of Brand Jamaica annually. This economic value is said to be worth between US$33 billion and US$35 billion annually - based on a formula used by Interbrand to calculate brand value, on an annual basis. Interbrand, established in 1974, describes itself as being the world's leading brand consultancy, with a network of 33 offices in 27 countries. It is the publisher of the highly influential annual Best Global Brands ranking.
"Jamaica's brand value is two and half times its gross domestic product ... . That means there is US$20 billion we can't convert," social entrepreneur Dr Henley Morgan told The Gleaner in an earlier interview.
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The Jamaica Promotions Agency (JAMPRO), the principal government agency responsible for promoting and safeguarding Jamaica's brand internationally, said the economic opportunities that continue to escape the country's grasp are something that it is concerned about, but can do very little to halt.
"This is a particularly vexing area of concern," JAMPRO told The Gleaner. The agency, in an emailed response to our questions, said the Government just does not have all the resources "necessary to police and monitor the presence of our brands in the international marketplace".
Register with JIPO
Consequently, JAMPRO said it has been encouraging local businesses to register their intellectual properties with the Jamaica Intellectual Property Office (JIPO) based in Kingston.
"Also, we ensure that several of our workshops do include sessions on intellectual property protection. Professional advice is also available by contacting the JAMPRO Contact Centre," it added.
Joan Webley, the manager of copyrights and related rights at JIPO, had explained previously to The Gleaner that the agency has been pursuing what is referred to as geographical indication (GI) registration to protect products made in Jamaica.
A GI is a name, or sign, used on certain products, which corresponds to a specific geographical location or origin. The use of a GI may act as certification that the product possesses certain qualities and is made according to traditional methods, or boasts a certain reputation, because of its geographical origin.
According to JAMPRO, "In markets throughout the world, Brand Jamaica products are highly favoured". It explained that "Brand Jamaica has managed to do this with the skill and performance of its people [and as such], globally, persons feel a positive affinity for Jamaica - which is the first step towards someone actually buying a product from Jamaica".
Because of the high favourability of Jamaican products in the international marketplace, JAMPRO said it has to consider seriously the island's ability to meet the demand for those genuine Jamaican products that are marketed to the world.
"Jamaica's limitation lies not in the realm of inability to market, but in our ability to satisfy the demand once realised," JAMPRO explained.
Meanwhile, Roselyn Fisher, general manager of the marketing and development arm of the Scientific Research Council (SRC), revealed that the agency is now busy in the formulation of products from nearly 100 different local medicinal herbs and weeds, including the guinea hen weed, which is revered for its anti-cancer properties.
The SRC - an agency of the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining - has been spearheading the development of authentic and unique Jamaican foods, teas, beverages, cosmetics and other products. It also does food analysis, establishes plant profiles, as well as propagates and develops high-yielding plant varieties, including tissue culture for sweet potato, banana, and miniature roses, among others.
Ganja Products
With lawmakers about to give the green light for the production of ganja for medicinal use, the SRC general manager told The Gleaner that it is working in partnership with several entities in developing a number of products from local ganja - another plant for which Jamaica is already renowned.
"One of the [products] that we are actively pushing right now is lemon grass. To that extent, we have brought to market lemon grass body wash and lotion, and persons have gone on to manufacture lemon grass drink, tea - different blends - and have exported them and are doing well," Fisher highlighted.
Another product that the SRC is currently pushing is sweet potato, for which formulations are being developed for chips, flour, and drink.
Additionally, "We have formulations for beverages, herbal teas, sauces, condiments, jams and jellies, minimally processed foods," she said, explaining further that "we also do new product development, not just for food, but also for personal care, and a lot of persons are now coming in for us to assist them with products for natural hair."
john.myers@gleanerjm.com
Good one
Why it cant it just be humans linking together,,You do understand prep schools in Jamaica and the racial dynamics😉
Crazy thing is these kids play football so you probably won't see them in senior. Track is not a big sport in amerikkka it football.
i was there i ran them boys fast as hell
You still in the telecommunication field?
Yow. Yehman
Davion Riley is looking like a promising young talent I wonder if he’s related to Coach David Riley or his Brother 🤔
Davion is coach by Ferncourt high school coach McIntosh
@@javaunmcintosh6653 Oh nice good to know Ferncourt track program is building. They did good at champs this year. I was wondering if he was related to coach David Riley tho. 🤔
@@reorganise he’s not
@@javaunmcintosh6653 ohkay
Jamaicans can't tek looses enuh man.
Duncanville Texas boys just ran a 39 in state🤷🏿♂️
All that pressure on those young children. We wish them the best and enjoy time in Jamaica. That girl I need dee birth certification
Wasn’t no pressure we been competing since age 5 just a typical day to us
@@Dashaunmorris.2 How is your likkle crush Shameless Sha'scarrie? I heard she's been dodging the competition and missing meets!! Your boy Drugstin was a *no show!* Surely we would've clowned his lying cheating ass!!
When y'all return home, don't forget to eat your Wheaties okay???
😉
Stop give misinformation and do your research. Gatlin is not their coach. Athletes does not attend meet without coach
Riley ran down US 🇺🇸 finest....respect to all participants. Impressive by JA's Riley to be quicker than Team Pressure here 👏👍
Wheres the final
4x100m Relay: czcams.com/video/5HVIGCI29W4/video.html
Caption is misleading .......
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This is the publicity Gatlin wanted. Our athletes have not trained in 3 years. I am sure if we got our best 11 and 12 years old. Train them, we will be competitive.
Tranquila
All I'm seeing in this video is Jamaican kids getting demolished i don't see why you made the title like that lol
🤣🤣🤣
The Jamaican kid is the fastest, you sound stupid
I hope this does not change how athletes are trained in Jamaica. IMO training hard in high school produces better results because track has a life span.
If that's the case Where's the Micheal O'hara Dejour Russell Tyrek Wilson jhevoun Matterson Micheal Stevens Xavier Nier Nigel Elis Jevon Mizie + more that i don't have to time to name right now. where are they ?
@@Montana-4.3.8 Not all athletes will make it. However is you check the background of most of JA successful athletes the would have started to train and compete in secondary school.
These are not the average Jamaican prep students sprinter, so their celebration were premature...🤔
@King Naldo, agree 100%! Not the “creme de La creme” of Jamaica’s 12 and under sprinters! The Americans got a break!
@@donyutejamaica631 Indeed, they escape the real talent pool.
Don’t mess with country man
This is fantastic! The should expand the meet to include athletes from the entire Sixth Region diaspora.
The kid who won the first heat looks at least 16 or 17 years old!!!
Whether its in the national stadium or on a street corner, once you step to the line in a sprint race in Jamaica its serious business.age is not a factor ,just attend a basic school(3 -6 yrs old) sports day to see what im talkig about .
I’m curious what happened in the 4x100 relay?
4x100m Relay: czcams.com/video/5HVIGCI29W4/video.html
This should be a teachable moment for Jamaica as the level of coaching at that level needs improvement
They are children. Nothing needs improvement. The only aim there is to have fun.
A must joke you a give bout teachable moments .
@@jordanjordannis2258 thank you so much
Bro these are prep schools kids ..OUR Track athletes come up through the primary rankings..Preps schools in Jamaica, never excelled at Track and field like primary.
Most of these kids will be our lawyers and dr..In other world ,these are just a bunch of rich kids
Some of those Jamaican kids who ran look like they never ran a race before.
USA trying too hard to prove a useless point. Don't lead with hype n disrespectful. Put God first n see the difference. Big up 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Let's give recognition to the kids...Justin Gatlin's name shouldn't even be mentioned...what are the kid's names?....where is the info on the winner?...to hell with Justin Gatlin. It's about the kids and their shine.
People just enjoyed 😉 the kids
Jamaican kids at this age are not trained athletes so they are not competing at the same level.
These kids are fed artificial bloating foods that their kinds look oversized, its a travesty to compete against our Jamaicans. 😄😅😅
U sound dumb don’t worry about our food #bitter
You are so right they look like class 1
Too much 8 wings and fried and a Pepsi they need the. Yellow yam and Dumplin.Ahaaaaa
@@grantfletcher8429 u a weirdo these boys are elite athletes with d best trainers and best nutritionist in America… ur bitterness is weak and means nothing
Why the entire American youth team has dreads dwl, guess we influence each other after all. Big up yourself kids you are always welcome in Jamaica have fun and take a break from America and its foolishness.
Nothing wrong with dreads. We always cry down our culture. Always want to look like our slave masters.
We are all one people, spread amongst the world. We, in America, know this. We are culturally aware. It's more acceptable in the states now, still illegal in some places. Imagine a law being passed in 2020 that we can wear our natural hair to work and school.
@@Angela-qs4cz Not a thing indeed. I don't know why you are so angry and hostile, also "our" slave masters... are you still a slave?
Smh my Jamaicans y’all need to chill and stop the foolery. Some of y’all folks sound so illiterate and ignorant af. Like why are they speaking down on these little black boys from overseas, they’re just kids too. Yes a little more meat on their bones, they seem to be a little more agile to the sports, is that a bad thing.
Those little black boys from America are just as talented and hungry as our Jamaican younglings. I remember competing in Jamaica many years ago and I would ran with bigger guys and I hated it, until I heard that they were the same age as I was. Then as I went up the rankings other littler, meager size boys ran with me and Hated it, until they heard that I was in their age group, lol.
When Usain went to his first Olympics he was almost 18,competing with men twice his age, did that stopped him from placing 5th, he took his L, learned from that experience and look today who’s the greatest of them all. Here in Canada 🇨🇦 we have the flying Angels these schools here, love Jamaica 🇯🇲 they said the Jamaicans push them to train harder and to do better. Don’t forget that in 2011 shericka Jackson got the baton in 6th place, ran a blistering anchor leg to nipped the Canadian school at the line at the Gibson Mcook relays and stopped her dominance in that history book. 5 yrs later she won bronze at the Olympics and bronze at the WC games, then 10 yrs later she won bronze in the recently Olympics. Competition is GOOD!!!
Problem with Jamaican fans that a lot will just shit on anyone who isn’t Jamaican cause a lot have tunnel vision and unnecessary hate on anyone
@@schooie3787 not just Jamaicans but Americans too. It has to stop because we all come from the same place. The boat just so happen to stop in Jamaica then the U.S. We have more sports than Jamaica and they rely heavily on track. Let's just lift each other. In my eyes I saw 3 black boys on the podium in first, second, and third place. Momma Africa is proud of her SUN'S.
Love this comment you know about Track n Field . That race with Sherika and the Flying Angels from Canada at the Gibson Relays I still talk about it to this day. This meet is a great opportunity for kids both Jamaicans and Americans, both countries have such strong connections with opportunities whether the Americans come here to run or our athletes getting scholarships opportunities to go to College in America.
And they did not race any of our primary school kids?
They only raced boys 10-12 at this meet and also a 4x100m race which they won by 10 miles !!!!
Laawd mon gwaan gud or cum gwope tuh rhatid.
We can only race who line up stop being bitter
@@Dashaunmorris.2 there are primary/public school meets why didn’t y’all go there. These are just the private schools
@@reala588 are we from Jamaica?? We were invited that’s all we know we came handled business. Stop acting like we know what y’all got going on we will pull up anywhere long as we know #pressure
Even in kids sporting events adults are talking about dead, these people are sick to the core.smh.
Unnu mek e likkle bwai dem enjoy di ting nuh man. Cho
Poor choice of words in the title ....
The organizer should never allow the usa team to participate in this meet
Y not?
Relax...
The overall fastest athlete was the Jamaican
Next video:"Jamaican toddler eats larger bowl of oatmeal THAN AMERICAN TODDLER"
They got a rude awakening
Dude had a cask…….. 💀
Lol give them a few more years
.those kids run lenky
😂😂😂😂😂
Clickbait
Who likes to loose tho?
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Nuu worry few years down the line qe ago find out the real age a that boy that a nuh under 12. Thief like gatlin
That type talk is garbage he just turned 11.. learn to accept defeat like u entrance victories hes jus big
Relax dude. These are just kids having fun. It's not everything you must comment on if you don't have anything good to talk about. Geez
Giving Jamaicans a bad name
That's a man-child.
That's a child.
You guys in JA need another sport, this is foolish reporting kids sports. At least there was pandemonium in the stand, I think I heard someone say team pressure ya Dead. SICK 😫
You have to understand our culture,dead mean we are going to win,we love black Americans period but we love tracks more
I'm American. I drive past the parks during track season and summer and what do I see, especially in black hoods, kids on a damn football field. It's year round. They go from regular football season to flag football and right back to pads and helmet football.... CTE anyone?
You have to understand the culture, he was just saying you loss now
Soccer is the most popular sport in Jamaica
We do football the real football not nfl football ,but on a serious note good competition from the kids from U.S.A happy to see them competing with other kids from Jamaica hope they had fun in Jamaica along with there management staff people need to relax its only sports.
Who cares, barefoot Jamaicans