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Jamaica’s Shanoya Douglas is rewriting the record books — and grading herself harshly for it. At the World Athletics Under-20 Championships, she claimed gold in the 4x100 relay and silver in both the 100m and 200m, adding to her five medals from last year. Yet despite the hardware — including tying Allyson Felix’s all-time U20 200m ranking — she’s not satisfied. She self-assessed a brutal 5/10, frustrated she didn’t hit her personal benchmarks, even though the relay win kept Jamaica’s medal streak alive. For Douglas, this wasn’t about accolades — it was about growth. She’s learned resilience, embracing setbacks as part of the pro journey she’s now entering after signing her first contract. Disappointed? Yes. But focused? Absolutely — turning lessons into fuel for future dominance.

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