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Yendi Phillipps, media personality and friend of Fraser-Pryce, happily answered the call to be the evening’s emcee.
Yendi Phillipps, media personality and friend of Fraser-Pryce, happily answered the call to be the evening’s emcee.
 Michel Malatino, CEO of Rubis Energy Jamaica, poses with his other half, Gaby.
Michel Malatino, CEO of Rubis Energy Jamaica, poses with his other half, Gaby.
Ann-Merita Golding, speech-language pathologist, swapped heels for Nike sneakers, nailing the ‘elegantly casual’ dress code.
Ann-Merita Golding, speech-language pathologist, swapped heels for Nike sneakers, nailing the ‘elegantly casual’ dress code.
It’s a photo moment to mark the celebration! From left: vice-president of Nike Running, Brett Holts; Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness; sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce; Craig Williams, president of geographies and marketplace at Nike; and Olivia Gra
It’s a photo moment to mark the celebration! From left: vice-president of Nike Running, Brett Holts; Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness; sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce; Craig Williams, president of geographies and marketplace at Nike; and Olivia Grange, sport minister.
Senator Audrey Marks pauses mid-sip of her ‘Have a Jelly’ coconut to flash her signature smile.
Senator Audrey Marks pauses mid-sip of her ‘Have a Jelly’ coconut to flash her signature smile.
Nicholette McFarlane, head of marketing at Digicel, catches our eye in a full Tamia Carey ensemble.
Nicholette McFarlane, head of marketing at Digicel, catches our eye in a full Tamia Carey ensemble.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding and his wife, Sandra, made it a date to support Fraser-Pryce.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding and his wife, Sandra, made it a date to support Fraser-Pryce.
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett and Naomi Francis, press secretary at the Office of the Prime Minister, pair up for a quick photo.
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett and Naomi Francis, press secretary at the Office of the Prime Minister, pair up for a quick photo.
Colleen Montague, principal of Wolmer’s Girls School and executive board member of the Pocket Rocket Foundation, said she had to come out and celebrate Fraser-Pryce.
Colleen Montague, principal of Wolmer’s Girls School and executive board member of the Pocket Rocket Foundation, said she had to come out and celebrate Fraser-Pryce.
Lady of the hour Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is all smiles as she greets her special guests, of course rocking Nike sneakers.
Lady of the hour Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is all smiles as she greets her special guests, of course rocking Nike sneakers.
 We spotted the ever fabulous Member of Parliament for St Ann South East, Lisa Hanna.
We spotted the ever fabulous Member of Parliament for St Ann South East, Lisa Hanna.
Fraser-Pryce makes an entrance with her son, Zyon.
Fraser-Pryce makes an entrance with her son, Zyon.
Michelle-Ann Letman, founder and CEO of PR Belle, is all decked out in Coochiannas.
Michelle-Ann Letman, founder and CEO of PR Belle, is all decked out in Coochiannas.
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Celebrating an enduring partnership that began in 2008, Nike honoured three-time Olympic gold medallist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce on Monday evening with a cocktail reception on the pool deck at AC Hotel Kingston. As Fraser-Pryce prepares to race at the National Stadium for the final time at this week’s National Championships, she shared, “It’s one of those moments that I’m looking forward to because I have absolutely nothing to lose and all to gain.”

Among those who came out to show their support were her family, friends, well-wishers, and dignitaries, including Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness, Opposition Leader Mark Golding, Sport Minister Olivia Grange, and representatives from Nike and GraceKennedy. Something Extra has the social highlights.