A Jamaican athlete tells an impassioned tale about not receiving enough assistance, saying, "I need HELP."

Nayoka Clunis, a 27th-ranked hammer thrower in the world, talked about the struggles she faces as a lowly-ranked Jamaican athlete and asked for assistance. Nayoka Clunis, a thrower from Jamaica, has opened up about her difficult experience of not being ranked in her nation's top five sports and the lack of support she receives.Clunis, who participated in Budapest and became the first female Jamaican hammer thrower to qualify for the senior World Championships, talked about the struggles she faces as an athlete and the endless amounts of support she requests but never receives since she isn't in the elite division.