News about Brittany Brown

A Team GB athlete will return to his full-time job away from athletics just days after placing fifth in the finals of the long jump event at the Paris Olympics.  Jacob Fincham-Dukes put in an impressive performance during the weekend's qualifiers to book his place in the final at Stade de France on Tuesday evening. The 27-year-old then stepped up to jump a mammoth 8.14 metres, a distance just six centimetres of his personal best, and was awarded fifth place, with Olympic champion Miltiadis Tentoglou becoming the first athlete to win back-to-back long jump events in the 21st century. 

American track star Sha'Carri Richardson will not race in the 200 meters at the Olympics after finishing fourth at US track trials Saturday in a race Gabby Thomas won in 21.81 seconds. Richardson was in the top three with about 40 meters left but faded down the stretch and finished in 22.16, slower than either of her preliminary rounds. Brittany Brown and NCAA champion McKenzie Long earned the second and third spots.

After playing 213 games last month, he resigned from the West Coast Eagles. Nic Naitanui's retirement seems to be a good thing. On a holiday in Bali this week, the footy actor and his fiancee Brittany Brown seemed relaxed as they plan to welcome a baby girl in November.

Jamie Cripps and his partner Lilv have welcomed a miracle baby. On Thursday, the Perth-based couple announced on Instagram that they had shared an adorable snapshot of their new bundle of joy - a baby boy. 'Lance Owen Cripps.' The pair wrote beside an adorable picture on 14.08.23.'

Sha'Carri Richardson, an American sprinter, won the US Championships 100 meters title two years after being disqualified of her national title due to a doping offence. The 23-year-old won the race in 10.82 seconds on Friday night, defeating Brittany Brown (10.90) and Tamari Davis (10.99). In a TV interview after her win, she confessed that she wasn't up for the 2021 Olympic Trials, where, shortly after her triumph, she tested positive for marijuana.