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Germaine Mason.
Mason jumped 2.34 meters to win the silver medal. Mason was born in Jamaica and competed for Jamaica in several international meets prior to the 2008 Olympics. He was allowed to compete for Great Britain because his father was born in London.
Mason is a cousin of Simeon Williamson, current British 100 meter dash champion.
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