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- Nia Robinson finished fifth in the women's long jump at the World Athletics Indoor Championships with a best jump of 6.75m.
- This was Robinson's debut at a senior global championship.
- Jamaica's men's 4x400m relay team qualified for the final.
- Great Britain achieved a "golden treble" with gold medals for Keely Hodgkinson, Georgia Hunter Bell, and Molly Caudery.
Toruń, Poland – Jamaican long jumper Nia Robinson secured a fifth-place finish at the World Athletics Indoor Championships, marking her debut at a senior global event. Robinson, 24, achieved a best jump of 6.75m in the women's long jump competition held on Sunday. Her performance saw gradual improvements, starting with 6.50m, then 6.53m, before reaching her best mark in the third round, which temporarily placed her fourth.
Meanwhile, Jamaica's men's 4x400m relay team narrowly qualified for the final of their event, ensuring continued Caribbean representation in the championship's closing stages.
The championships also witnessed a historic "golden treble" for Great Britain, with Keely Hodgkinson, Georgia Hunter Bell, and Molly Caudery each claiming gold medals in their respective events, highlighting a remarkable night for British athletics.