Bruce M. James

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  Published on: 6/2/2009    Last Visited: 6/3/2009  

  MVP President Bruce James says the club is monitoring the situation and will do what's best for the athlete.
  
  "It is difficult to measure his degree of fitness but he continues despite recovering from an ankle injury that he's been struggling with for some time but the coaching staff has him on a programme that I expect will have him ready when he needs to be ready," said James.

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  Bruce James, President of the Maximising Velocity and Power (MVP) Track Club and Olympic Athlete, Sherone Simpson, announcing an Award

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  Published on: 9/7/2008    Last Visited: 9/7/2008  

  Bruce James, Contributor
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  "Paul, David, Bruce do you believe that as a group we can coach and manage post-high school Jamaican athletes right here in Jamaica and develop them to the point where they are the best in the world?"
  
  "Yes we can!"we replied.
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  Bruce James is president of the MVP Track and Field Club.

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  Published on: 10/3/2008    Last Visited: 10/3/2008  

  Joining Powell were his fellow sprint relay team gold medallists Michael Frater and Nesta Carter; 400m hurdles champion Melaine Walker; 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser and silver medallist Sherone Simpson - sporting crutches after recent knee surgery - 400m silver medallist Shericka Williams, and Andre Wellington as well as assistant coach Paul Francis; physiotherapist Gavin James; MVP Club president Bruce James, and Andre Edwards.

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  Published on: 8/17/2007    Last Visited: 8/17/2007  

  Bruce James, the president of the MVP Track Club, stated in a radio interview that consideration should have been given for Foster-Hylton's status as one of Jamaica's premier athletes and the winner of medals at the last two World Championships, in Paris and Helsinki.

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  Published on: 1/7/2007    Last Visited: 1/8/2007  

  MVP PRESIDENT, BRUCE JAMES AND VICE PRESIDENT AND HEAD COACH, STEPHEN FRANCIS, WERE ALSO IN ATTENDANCE.

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  Has Bruce James made a statement-isn't he the President of the Club?
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  James said they (MVP) were under the impression that the camp was optional.
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  Has Bruce James made a statement-isn't he the President of the Club?
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  Since yesterday I've been wondering where Bruce James has gone off to. I remember last year during the Olympics, this guy was a fixture on TV. He was there everyday.
  
  Now as President of MVP club, he's missing in action at such a crucial time. What that tells me is that he appears to be president in name only.
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  James (assuming that he did not) could have requested camp logistics, requirements and guidelines to be officially documented and communicated to him.

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  Published on: 11/25/2008    Last Visited: 11/25/2008  

  Wayne Miller, (left) Digicel, head of marketing, Shelly-Ann Fraser, (centre) and Bruce James, MVP president put ink to paper, formalising a contract for the athlete with the mobile providers. - Rudolph Brown

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  Published on: 11/26/2007    Last Visited: 3/24/2008  

  "The MVP camp looks at all aspects of athletics - not just the coaching, but also the management and also knowing how the world rankings are calculated and as such I looked at it and based on my calculations, he should be the No 1-ranked 100-metre athlete in the world when it is announced on Tuesday by the IAAF," MVP president Bruce James told the Observer on Saturday.
  
  Powell, who has run nine sub-10 seconds races this season (one wind-aided), has not held the No 1 spot since last season, after injuring his groin.
  
  Earlier this year, Powell also earned himself the distinction of being the only Jamaican man to have run sub-10 and sub-20 seconds in both the 100 and 200-metre races.
  
  He became the 14th man in history to join this prestigious club on June 25 this year during the National Athletic Championships in Kingston, when he clocked 19.90 seconds to win the 200 metres.
  
  "This is an amazing achievement because a lot of people think if you can run a good 100 metres then you can do a good 200 metres, or vice-versa, but we have found that there are only 15 men in history who have ever achieved sub-10 and sub-20 and I'm glad to know that Asafa is the first Jamaican man to do it," James told the Observer.

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  Published on: 6/22/2007    Last Visited: 6/23/2007  

  There were earlier speculations that Powell would add the 200m to his list ahead of Osaka, having raced in the event at the Prefontaine Classic weeks ago, but MVP president Bruce James told the Observer this would not be the case.
  
  James said barring injury the full cadre of the MVP camp would be in action, including World Championships 100m silver medallist Michael Frater, World Junior 400m Hurdles champion Kaliese Spencer, and World Championships 100m hurdles bronze medallist Brigitte Foster-Hylton.

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