Jamaica at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Jamaica participated in the Summer Olympics in 1968 in Mexico City with a delegation of 25 athletes (20 men and five women ) participated.
- 2.1 boxes
- 2.2 weightlifting
- 2.3 Athletics
- 2.4 Swimming
- 2.5 Sailing
Medalist
Silver
Participants by sport
Boxing
- Kenneth Campbell Bantamweight: 17th Place
- Errol West Featherweight: 17th Place
- Oliver Wright Middleweight: 9th place
Weightlifting
- Cedric Demetris Light Heavyweight: ?
Athletics
- Lennox Miller 100 meters: Silver 4 x 100: 4th place
- Pablo McNeil 100 meters: Heats
- Mike Fray 200 meters: 7th place 4 x 100: 4th place
- Clifton Forbes 400 meters: Quarter-finals 4 x 100: 4th place
- Byron Dyce 800 meters: Semi-finals 1,500 meters: Heats
- Neville Myton 800 meters: Heats
- Errol Stewart 4 x 100: 4th place
- Victor Brooks Long Jump: 15th Place
- Wellesley Clayton Long Jump: 23 place in the qualification
- Lennox Burgher Triple Jump: 30th place in qualifying
- Vilma Charlton Women, 100 meters: Heats Women, 200 meters: Heats Women 4 x 100 meters: Heats
- Carmen Smith Women, 100 meters: Heats Women, 80 meter hurdles: Heats Women 4 x 100 meters: Heats
- Una Morris Women, 200 meters: Semi-finals Women, 400 meters: Semi-finals Women 4 x 100 meters: Heats
- Adlin Mair -Clarke Women 4 x 100 meters: Heats
- Audrey Reid Women, high jump: 15th place in the qualification
Swimming
- Paul Nash 100m freestyle: Heats
Sailing
- Barton Kirkconnell Dragon: 20th Place
- Charles Ogilvie Dragon: 20th Place
- Steven Henriques Dragon: 20th Place
- William Plant Flying Dutchman: 26th place
- Michael Anthony Nunes Flying Dutchman: 26th place