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Shericka Jackson is renowned for her excellent track accomplishments, but she has also bagged some remarkable brand collaborations. She is the first brand ambassador for the Scotia Group, which is a subsidiary of The Bank of Nova Scotia and one of the leading banks in Jamaica. The athlete's feature in their new post has garnered a lot of attention from her fans.
Jackson recently made it to Jamaica's Olympic roster after claiming victory in the 100m dash at the Jamaican trials. She clocked 10.84s to stand atop the podium and trounced Tia Clayton, who clocked 10.90s to claim second place. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce secured third place, recording 10.94s.
To celebrate the 29-year-old's victory, Scotia Bank shared a Paris Olympics countdown video on their Instagram, which has left all the fans cheering for Jackson. The caption read:
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"Paris is 15 days away. Scotiabank is #TeamJacko."
One of the fans motivated the athlete to go for triple gold and wrote:
"I know you are a strong lady. Go for the triple gold."
Another follower showed concern about the athlete's health and commented:
"Stay healthy track queen."
Exuding confidence in Shericka Jackson, one of her admirers said:
"Shericka u gonna make us extra proud."
Along a similar vein, some other followers cheered for the athlete too:
"All the best in Paris champ and for the remainder of the season. Praying that you will stay healthy."
"Rooting for you, Shericka!🔥"
"A just more health, wealth, and success superstar."
Shericka Jackson's mindset for the Paris Olympics year
Shericka Jackson recently shared her thoughts on the upcoming Paris Olympics. She spoke with Citius Mag about pursuing a world record and revealed that it won't be her main focus in every race; however, once she is healthy, then anything is possible.
"Yes, the world record is on our minds but it's not something we are going to dwell on in every race," Shericka Jackson said. "Once I'm healthy and once I'm in peak form, anything is possible. I am the athlete and my coach will prepare me for the right time."
The Jamaican athlete has already represented her country twice in the Olympics in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro and the 2020 Tokyo Games. She has won five Olympic medals, of which one is gold, one is silver, and three are bronze. She is now poised to represent her country for the third time in Paris.
Shericka Jackson recently faced a huge setback at the Gyulai Istvan Memorial, where she was forced to withdraw, citing an apparent injury. She stopped after running 30m in the event and walked off the rest of the race. However, it was confirmed by her physiotherapist that she hasn't sustained a major injury, and there was a slight cramp in her hamstring.
