Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Headlines Winners at 2025 Grand Slam Track Kingston Day 3

The third and final day of Grand Slam Track's debut slam (meet) in Kingston, Jamaica took place on Sunday, and American hurdler and sprinter Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, stole the show once again.

McLaughlin-Levrone won the 400-meter race, and that enabled her to win her slam (Long Hurdles).

In total, eight events took place on Sunday, capping off eight different competitions.

Grand Slam Track is a unique track and field league in its debut season (more information here on how it works).

In short, there are 12 different competitions, six for women and six for men. Each competition includes two events, and points are scored based on an athlete's results. For example, Long Hurdles (which McLaughlin-Levrone won) consists of a 400-meter hurdles race and a 400-meter race. McLaughlin-Levrone took first in both.

The victor of each competition is given the title of slam winner and earns $100,000 for their efforts.

And with that, here's a look at all it all went down (results via Grand Slam Track website).

Women's 200-Meter (Short Sprints)

1. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden (United States): 23.46
2. Jenna Prandini (United States): 23.56
3. Jacious Sears (United States): 23.79

Women's Short Sprints (Race Group Summary)

1. Melissa Jefferson-Wooden (United States): 24 points ($100,000)
2. Jenna Prandini (United States): 16 points ($50,000)
3. Jacious Sears (United States): 12 points ($30,000)

Women's 100-Meter (Short Hurdles)

1. Danielle Williams (Jamaica): 11.54
2. Ackera Nugent (Jamaica): 11.57
3. Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (Puerto Rico): 11.73

Women's Short Hurdles (Race Group Summary)

1. Danielle Williams (Jamaica): 20 points ($100,000)
2. Tia Jones (United States) 15 points ($50,000)
3. Ackera Nugent (Jamaica): 13 points ($30,000)

Women's 400-Meter (Long Hurdles)

1. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (United States): 50.32
2. Andrenette Knight (Jamaica): 52.09
3. Dalilah Muhammad (United States): 52.21

Women's Long Hurdles (Race Group Summary)

1. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (United States): 24 points ($100,000)
2. Dalilah Muhammad (United States): 14 points ($50,000)
3. Andrenette Knight (Jamaica): 13 points ($30,000)

Women's 5,000-Meter (Long Distance)

1. Ejgayehu Taye (Ethiopia): 14:54.88
2. Agnes Jebet Ngetich (Kenya): 14:59.80
3. Tsige Gebreselama (Ethiopia): 15:24.62

Women's Long Distance (Race Group Summary)

1. Ejgayehu Taye (Ethiopia): 24 points ($100,000)
2. Agnes Jebet Ngetich (Kenya): 16 points ($50,000)
3. Tsige Gebreselama (Ethiopia): 12 points ($30,000)

Men's 100-Meter (Short Hurdles)

1. Sasha Zhoya (France): 10.55
2. Cordell Tinch (United States): 10.65
3. Dylan Beard (United States): 10.67

Men's Short Hurdles (Race Group Summary)

1. Sasha Zhoya (France): 20 points ($100,000)
2. Dylan Beard (United States): 18 points ($50,000)
3. Cordell Tinch (United States): 12 points ($30,000)

Men's 400-Meter (Long Hurdles)

1. Alison dos Santos (Brazil): 45.52
2. Chris Robinson (United States): 45.54
3. Caleb Dean (United States): 45.68

Men's Long Hurdles (Race Group Summary)

1. Alison dos Santos (Brazil): 20 points ($100,000)
2. Roshawn Clarke (Jamaica): 13 points ($50,000)
3. Caleb Dean (United States): 12 points ($30,000)

Men's 800-Meter (Short Distance)

1. Marco Arop (Canada): 1:45.13
2. Emmanuel Wanyonyi (Kenya): 1:46.44
3. Bryce Hoppel (United States): 1:47.02

Men's Short Distance (Race Group Summary)

1. Emmanuel Wanyonyi (Kenya): 20 points ($100,000)
2. Marco Arop (Canada): 15 points ($50,000)
3. Yared Nuguse (United States): 11 points ($30,000)

Men's 3000-Meter (Long Distance)

1. Hagos Gebrhiwet (Ethiopia): 7:51.55
2. Telahun Haile Bekele (Ethiopia): 8:00.68
3. Grant Fisher (United States): 8:03.85

Men's Long Distance (Race Group Summary)

1. Grant Fisher (United States): 18 points ($100,000)
2. Hagos Gebrhiwet (Ethiopia): 17 points ($50,000)
3. Cooper Teare (United States): 12 points ($30,000)

Three women earned Slam sweeps on the day.

McLaughlin-Levrone crushed the competition in her group:

American sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden also earned the sweep after taking down the 200m, earning the victory in Short Sprints.

In Long Distance, Ethiopia's Ejgayehu Taye took the lead late Kenya's Agnes Jebet Ngetich and earned the 5000m victory for the sweep after previously claiming the 3,000-meter race.

Grand Slam Track scheduled four meets for 2025. The next one will take place in Miami from May 2-4.