WITH A two-three-four finish, Jamaica had its best showing ever in a global men’s long jump final at last year’s World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary, thanks to Wayne Pinnock, Tajay Gayle and Carey McLeod. Travis Geopfert, who coaches Pinnock and McLeod at the University of Arkansas, says they are training well this year and that both have their eyes on the medals. Pinnock led all qualifiers with a personal best 8.54 metres and followed that with a silver medal effort of 8.50 in the World Champs final, won by Greek hero Miltiadis Tentoglu at 8.52 metres. Speaking at the Central Hurdles and Relays meet at G.C. Foster College on Saturday, the coach gave an update on the form
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