EME NEWS (JAN 2, 2011)
HEADLINES
EARLIEST FAST TIME INTO THE YEAR
DEJAEGHERE STILL WINNING
SEVEN DIFFERENT WORLD NUMBER ONES
WANJIRU RECONCILED WITH HIS WIFE
OTHER NEWS
MADRID (ESP): European 1500 m champion Nuria Fernandez plans to run at World CC Championships in March in Punta Umbria. But she undergoes turbulent times due to her connection to Operation Greyhound in Spain. Minutes after she finished second at San Silvestre Vallecana race she was asked for the doping control. "I'm very happy because I've also lowered my mark by ten seconds. Now I want to focus on the cross," Fernandez was quoted by Spanish media and added reffering to the Greyhound: "Let's see if this is all finished and I can work in peace."
KINGSTON (JAM): Jamaica Observer writes that from a purely Jamaican perspective, this year is poised to be brimful of excitement in sport. Indeed, this high-achieving nation can look forward to a sumptuous serving of international athletics, cricket, football and netball that should enhance the global position of our stars while functioning as a yardstick to national progress.The ICC World Cup, the IAAF World Championships, the FIFA Under-17 World Championships, the CONCACAF Gold Cup and the World Netball Championships are all set to unfold before hungry eyes — hopefully, with Jamaica in the thick of things — in what could be another momentous year in our already storied history.
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