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Jamaica national best marks

Best mark per athlete by Jamaica athletes in each event, compiled from the all-time lists we import. Derived national bests — not official national records (see note below).

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Men's 110mH

Derived 14 Sep 2026

Jamaica national best marks, men 110 Metres Hurdles
# Athlete Mark Wind Date Venue Age
1 Omar McLeod 12.90 +0.7 24 Jun 2017 — 23
2 Hansle Parchment 12.93 +0.9 17 Sep 2023 — 33
3 Rasheed Broadbell 12.94 +0.7 9 Jul 2023 — 22
4 Demario Prince 13.01 +1.8 4 Jul 2026 — —
5 Ronald Levy 13.05 -0.1 1 Jul 2017 — —
6 Orlando Bennett 13.08 -0.3 16 Sep 2025 — —
7 Ricardo Brown 13.10 +0.4 22 May 2021 — —
8 Damion Thomas 13.11 +0.6 27 Jun 2021 — —
9 Tyler Mason 13.12 +2.0 8 Jul 2023 — —
10 Andrew Riley 13.14 0.0 6 Jul 2013 — —
11 Dwight Thomas 13.15 +0.1 9 Jun 2011 — —
12 Maurice Wignall 13.17 -0.1 26 Aug 2004 — —
13 Deuce Carter 13.20 +0.2 11 Jun 2016 — —
14 Phillip Lemonious 13.21 +0.6 26 Jun 2021 — —
15 Jerome Campbell 13.23 +1.7 30 May 2025 — —
16 +0,8 Hansle Parchment 13.24 — 25 Jun 2022 — —
16= ´1.8 Phillip Lemonious 13.24 — 9 Jun 2023 — —
18 Jahiem Stern 13.27 +0.2 28 Jun 2025 — —
19 ´1.8 Jaheem Hayles 13.28 — 9 Jun 2023 — —
20 Lafranz Campbell 13.30 +1.8 24 Aug 2025 — —
21 ´1.8 Giano Roberts 13.31 — 9 Jun 2023 — —
22 Dejour Russell 13.32 +0.7 24 Jun 2017 — —
23 Giano Roberts 13.33 +2.0 8 Jul 2023 — —
24 Sharvis Simmonds 13.37 +0.7 16 May 2026 — —
25 Chris Pinnock 13.38 +0.8 19 May 2003 — —
26 Richard Phillips 13.39 +1.2 24 Aug 2004 — —
27 Jordani Woodley 13.41 +1.2 22 May 2024 — —
28 Keiron Stewart 13.44 +1.8 25 Mar 2011 — —
28= +0,8 Tyler Mason 13.44 — 25 Jun 2022 — —
28= Odario Phillips 13.44 +0.4 28 Jun 2025 — —
28= Shaquane Gordon 13.44 -0.6 30 Apr 2026 — —
32 -0,4 Rasheed Broadbell 13.47 — 18 Jul 2020 — —
32= Jaheem Hayles 13.47 +1.2 13 May 2023 — —
34 Michael O'Hara 13.48 +1.0 26 Jun 2022 — —
35 Robert Foster 13.49 -0.1 11 Aug 1995 — —
35= Eric Keddo 13.49 +0.7 17 Jul 2011 — —

One mark per athlete — the athlete's best while representing Jamaica. Equal marks share a rank ("1=" style). An athlete with marks for two nations appears under each nation represented at the time (e.g. Obikwelu under Nigeria and Portugal).

About this derivation

These lists are derived from the marks in our database — including the complete legal all-time lists imported from alltime-athletics.com — grouped by the nation the athlete was representing at each mark. They are not official national records: federations ratify national records under their own eligibility rules, and some marks here may not qualify.