Julien Alfred (L) edges Shericka Jackson (C), Yohan Blake (R) places second at Miramar Invitational 2025. PHOTO: All from Getty

Miramar Invitational 2025 Results: Julien Alfred edges Shericka Jackson, Yohan Blake secures podium finish, and more

Modified Apr 05, 2025 19:21 GMT

The 2025 Miramar Invitational took place at the Ansin Sports Complex in Miramar, Florida, on April 5, Saturday. The World Athletics Continental Tour Silver meet featured impressive performances across multiple track and field events by athletes all over the world.

The 200m Olympic gold medalist, Julien Alfred, began her individual outdoor season by clocking 36.05 seconds to beat Jamaica’s four-time world champion, Shericka Jackson (36.13s), in the 300m at the Miramar Invitational. The Saint Lucian athlete had earlier opened her outdoor season at the Texas Relays in the 4x400m relay, where she contributed to her team's victory.

In a star-studded men's 100m, Rohan Watson claimed the showdown with a sub-10.00s performance (9.99s), while Jamaican icon and compatriot Yohan Blake finished second with a time of 10.06s. Meanwhile, in the women's 100m, the USA's Kayla White edged out Jamaica's Briana Williams to take the win, clocking a 10.99s.

Tamari Davis (women's 200m), Ackelia Smith (women's long jump), Maggie Ewen (women's shot put), and Jeremiah Davis (men's long jump) are some other prominent athletes who collected titles at the Miramar Invitational.

We will now take a look at the complete results for the 2025 Miramar Invitational.

Results for the Women’s events at Miramar Invitational

Maggie Ewen at 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Track & Field Trials (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

100m

Kayla White (United States) - 10.99s
Briana Williams (Jamaica) - 11.07s
Natasha Morrison (Jamaica) - 11.08s

100m hurdles

Rayniah Jones (United States) - 12.76s
Paula Salmon (Jamaica) - 13.04s

200m

Tamari Davis (United States) - 22.42s
Tia Clayton (Jamaica) - 23.05s
Sedrickia Wynn (United States) - 23.10s

300m

Julien Alfred (Saint Lucia) - 36.05s
Shericka Jackson (Jamaica) - 36.13s
Jessika Gbai (Ivory Coast) - 36.24s

Long Jump

Ackelia Smith (Jamaica) - 6.74m
Quanesha Burks (United States) - 6.66m
Chantel Malone (British Virgin Islands) - 6.63m

Shot Put

Maggie Ewen (United States) - 19.25m
Danniel Thomas-Dodd (Jamaica) - 18.80m
Abby Moore (United States) - 17.89m

600m Run

Shafiqua Maloney (Saint Vincent) - 1:24.61min
Gabby Scott (Puerto Rico) - 1:26.39min
Ziyah Holman (United States) - 1:27.81min

Results for the Men’s events at Miramar Invitational

Rohan Watson (L) at World Athletics Indoor Championships Nanjing 2025 (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)

100m

Rohan Watson (Jamaica) - 9.99s
Yohan Blake (Jamaica) - 10.06s
Alex Ogando (Dominican Republic) - 10.14s

110m hurdles

Jamal Britt (United States) - 13.19s
De'Vion Wilson (United States) - 13.23s
Lafranz Campbell (Jamaica) - 13.31s

200m

Demarius Smith (United States) - 20.41s
Nigel Ellis (Jamaica) - 20.52s
Javari Thomas (United States) - 20.61s

300m

Rusheen McDonald (Jamaica) - 32.39s
Toby Harries (Great Britain) - 32.47s
Wendell Miller (Bahamas) - 33.45s

600m Run

Ryan Sánchez (Puerto Rico) - 1:15.01min
Olivier Desmeules (Canada) - 1:15.19min
Jesus Tonatiu Lopez (Mexico) - 1:15.23min

Long Jump

Jeremiah Davis (United States) - 8.25m
Shoutarou Shiroyama (Japan) - 8.05m
Jason Smith (United States) - 7.98m

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