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Jamaican runner Navasky Anderson set a new national record in the 800m, winning the Mission High Performance meet in Baltimore.
Jamaican middle-distance runner Navasky Anderson delivered a sensational performance at the Mission High Performance meet in Baltimore, setting a new Jamaican national record in the men's 800m with a time of 1:44.61.
Anderson, who already held the previous national mark, lowered his record in a fiercely contested race.
He outpaced a strong international field, including Moad Zahafi of Morocco, who finished second in 1:44.72, and Alex Amankwah of Ghana, who clocked 1:45.50 for third place.
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The race unfolded at a blistering pace, with Anderson showcasing patience and tactical acumen.
As the elite filed entered the final 200 meters, Anderson surged ahead in a powerful finishing kick, holding off Zahafi in a thrilling sprint to the line.
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This performance not only cements Anderson’s status as the fastest Jamaican ever over 800m but also places him among the world’s top performers this season.
His victory in Baltimore is a timely boost ahead of the upcoming international championships, where he is expected to be a serious contender.
Anderson's progression continues to inspire Jamaican middle-distance running, a field often overshadowed by the island’s sprinting dominance.
With this new milestone, he further solidifies his legacy and raises expectations for what’s to come in the remainder of the 2025 season.
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