Keron Haynes grew up in St Ann, Jamaica and attended the Marcus Garvey technical High School where he honed his talents as a track athlete. He describes himself as an honest, jovial and hardworking individual who is also a team player. Help him realize the dream by contributing to the Jamaica Bobsled team today

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