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THE JAMAICA OBSERVER
THE JAMAICA OBSERVER |
Scott heaves world's best at US meet - WORLD indoor and outdoor shot put finalist, Dorian Scott, says he is on target to win Jamaica's first medal in the event at this summer's Olympic Games in Beijing, China, after producing a world-leading mark of 21.45 metres in Tallahassee, USA, last Friday... PAN American Games silver medal list Dorian Scott has declared his readiness to become the first Jamaican to secure a shot put medal in the history of the IAAF World Championships, which is slated for later this month. |
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| SEMINOLES.com |
Won the East Regional Championships in the men's shot put with a throw of 61' 11" (18.87m) to automatically qualify for his first NCAA championship meet...finished 24th at the NCAA meet... |
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| DIRECT ATHLETICS |
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| THE JAMAICA OBSERVER |
JAMAICA'S 2006 Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games shot put champion Dorian Scott re-wrote the field event chapter of the national record book by establishing a new mark in his pet event at the FSU Relays staged on the weekend in Tallahassee, United States. |
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| SPORTS JAMAICA |
Dorian Scott has set a new national record in shot put. Commonwealth Games shot put silver medalist Dorian Scott was at his best last weekend at the Florida State University Relays, establishing a new national record. |
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| JAMAICA GLEANER | DORIAN SCOTT broke the national shot put record twice in a fortnight but says he doesn't know how far he can take the record without financial support. Last Saturday, at the Pepsi Florida Relays, held at the Percy Beard Track in Gainesville, Florida, Scott threw 20.60m to erase his own national mark of 20.52m, which he achieved two weeks ago. | |
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THE JAMAICAN STAR ONLINE |
Despite ending the year as the world's 33rd ranked shot putter, Scott's Commonwealth Games silver medal, which was achieved in Melbourne, Australia in March, made him the first Jamaican to achieve this feat. |
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| CARIBBEAN NET NEWS |
FLORIDA, USA: Jamaican athletes Dorian Scott and Kim Barrett continue to climb up the world list in the shot put as they not only dominated the men's and women's events respectively but came away record holders at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) outdoor championships, held at Mike Long Track at the Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. |
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