For the second time in just over a week, Shanoya Douglas has stunned the track and field world after she ran a mouthwatering 22.11 seconds (1.9m/s) to break her own national junior 200m record at the Carifta Games in St George’s Grenada. | Collector

For the second time in just over a week, Shanoya Douglas has stunned the track and field world after she ran a mouthwatering 22.11 seconds (1.9m/s) to break her own national junior 200m record at the Carifta Games in St George’s Grenada.

Jamaica Observer

For the second time in just over a week, Shanoya Douglas has stunned the track and field world after she ran a mouthwatering 22.11 seconds (1.9m/s) to break her own national junior 200m record at the Carifta Games in St George’s Grenada.

For the second time in just over a week, Shanoya Douglas has stunned the track and field world after she ran a mouthwatering 22.11 seconds (1.9m/s) to break her own national junior 200m record at the Carifta Games in St George’s Grenada.

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