Kingston, Jamaica – The 11th staging of the UWI Track & Field Invitational Meet promises a high performing day of track and field and more, for the sports enthusiasts. 12 weeks into the track and field season, patrons and athletes are out in their numbers week after week at the various development meets.
Slated to take place at the UWI/Usain Bolt Track on Saturday, March 23, 2013, commencing at 10am, this year’s meet will have on its order of events, 100M, 400M, 4x400m, jumps and throws, just to name a few.
For the first time, the Sprint Medley Relay has been added and the order of event crafted in such a way that it facilitates multi-event athletes to complete a pentathlon, if they wish to do so. Jamaica’s two top professional clubs, Racers and MVP have confirmed along with Swept Track clubs & Pro Launch. Top collegiate teams from UWI, UTECH, and G.C. Foster among others will be joined by overseas teams from St. Augustine, Trinidad, Cave Hill Barbados, and club teams from Curacao and Bahamas.
Despite tough economic challenges, corporate Jamaica continues to support the event. Puma, with its thrust to develop track and field in Jamaica, extends its partnership to the meet yet another year. Organizers commend all their sponsors for their unwavering commitment to sporting development through sponsorship of events such as this. TVJ, Gatorade, BSW, Guardsman, Keir, Corporate Interiors, Carimed, CB Group, Digicel, UWI Credit Union, UWI Bookshop among others are behind this year’s staging of the meet.
The University of the West Indies, through its Sport Development Office is pleased with the level of support and talent it is able to benefit from its various stakeholders and department in successfully planning and executing an event of this nature. The University is committed to Jamaica’s enhancement and will continue to engage in initiatives that will realize this objective.
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