Tia Clayton (born 17 August 2004) is a

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n sprinter. She ran the anchor legs of the

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s that broke the world under-20 records at both the

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(42.94 s) and 2022 World U20 Championships (42.59 s). Tia has twin sister, Tina Clayton, who ran the second leg of those world record relays.

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* 2004 births Living people Sportspeople from Westmoreland Parish Jamaican female sprinters Jamaican twins World Athletics U20 Championships winners 21st-century Jamaican women {{Jamaica-athletics-bio-stub