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Andrew Hudson (born 14 December 1996) is a track and field athlete who competes as a sprinter. Born in the United States, he represents Jamaica internationally. Born in the United States, he represents Jamaica internationally.
Andrew Hudson: 14 Dec 1996: 1307 Women # Athlete Born Points 1 Gabrielle Thomas: 7 Dec 1996: ... IAAF World Rankings. World Rankings. IAAF. Retrieved 2024-10-29 ...
Andrew Hudson United States Jamaica: 2022: R22 Liliana Allen Cuba Mexico: 1998: R11 Chrystal Ruiz United States Mexico: 2011: R11 Bayano Kamani United States Panama: 2003: David Torrence United States Peru: 2016: R16 Kimberly Barrett Jamaica Puerto Rico: 2006: R11 José Antonio Parrilla United States Puerto Rico: 2000: R11 Allen Simms United States
A day after a scary close call, Jamaican sprinter Andrew Hudson's right eye remained irritated. Less than an hour after the wreck, Hudson made it to the starting line of the semifinal even with ...
A collision involving a cart carrying 200-meter runners to their semifinal race at world championships Thursday sent glass shards flying into the right eye of Jamaican sprinter Andrew Hudson ...
Two buggies carrying athletes to their 200-meter semifinal at the world championships crashed into each other, causing Jamaican sprinter Andrew Hudson to get glass in his eye.
Andrew Hudson received minor injuries with broken glass getting into his eye. The first semi was moved to last in the order to give Hudson and the other athletes a chance to recover. A relaxed defending champion Noah Lyles came through as the #1 qualifier. Hudson finished fourth in the semi-final, but was granted the extra lane in the final.
Andrew Hudson may refer to: Andrew Hudson (cricketer) Andrew Hudson (sprinter) This page was last edited on 14 August 2023, at 18:31 (UTC). Text is available under ...