Roje Stona Sets New Olympic Record in Men's Discus

Jamaican discus hurler Roje Stona has gotten history up in Paris, guaranteeing Jamaica’s initially gold award in the men’s discus occasion. The 25-year-old competitor accomplished a groundbreaking toss of 70.00 meters on his fourth endeavor, establishing another Olympic standard and getting the top platform spot in show-halting style.

This refers not exclusively to Stona’s brilliance on the field, yet also addresses a major success for Jamaica in the track and field market that is known for its rush of power. He additionally took silver, in the end, to Mykolas Alekna of Lithuania, who guaranteed silver with a toss of 69.97. The bronze award was granted to Matthew Denny of Australia, who tossed 69.31 meters.

Jamaican discus thrower Roje Stona made history at the ongoing Paris Olympics, claiming Jamaica’s first-ever gold medal in the men’s discus event. The 25-year-old athlete realized a tremendous throw of 70.00 meters on his fourth attempt, smashing a new Olympic record and winning the top podium place in spectacular fashion.

This is seen as a significant achievement for the young competitor and presents a new page in Jamaica’s long Olympic history.