Sanjay’s first Jamaican senior team was at the age of 18 at the 1999 World Indoor Championships in Maebashi, Japan. He won a bronze medal at the Sydney Olympics in the 4 x 400 meters relay, running as a reserve in the semi-finals, which at the time was the highlight of his career. His main ambition is to one day lift the 400 meters individual title at the 0lympics.

Aleen Bailey leadership qualities coupled with the tremendous confidence that she exudes elevate her to a true leader. Aleen could have picked up this positive attitude representing high school track and field powerhouse Vere Technical at Boys and Girls Champs, where she went almost unbeaten for four years.

Nicknamed 'The Beast' by Jamaican track fans, Yohan has made vast improvement since his record-breaking days at St. Jago High School. He sports a distinguished 9.69-second personal best over the 100m and in 2011 he captured the World Championships Gold Medal in the 100m as well as moving into second position on the World all time list for the 200m.

For a long time Usain Bolt wasn’t sure he’d attempt the sprint double in the 2008 Olympics. But he made it look easy in Beijing, breezing to world record-setting victories in the 100 (9.69 seconds) and the 200 (19.30), then adding a third gold in the 4 x 100 relay for good measure.