Jamaica’s young athletes are gearing up for a thrilling showdown as one of the country’s most anticipated school track meets returns in 2025. The SW Isaac-Henry Track Meet, scheduled for February 15 at the National Stadium, has evolved into a major fixture in the nation’s athletics calendar, drawing top talent from across the island.
More than just another competition, the meet has become a gateway for student-athletes looking to make their mark in track and field. Over the years, it has produced standout performers who have gone on to dominate national and international arenas. Organizers say this year’s event will be bigger and more competitive than ever, with a surge in participation from schools eager to showcase their best athletes.
During the recent launch event at the Spanish Court Hotel, sports officials and coaches emphasized the crucial role of corporate partnerships in sustaining these development programs. Longtime sponsor Mayberry Investments Limited reaffirmed its commitment to the meet, underscoring the importance of nurturing young talent.
“Track and field has long been a defining part of Jamaica’s identity. Supporting grassroots athletics ensures that we continue to produce world-class athletes who can compete on the biggest stages,” said a company spokesperson.
As the countdown begins, excitement is building among student-athletes, coaches, and track and field enthusiasts. For many competitors, this meet is a proving ground—a chance to turn potential into performance and take the next step toward athletic greatness.
