SHANICE WATSON, STAR Writer

Although the men did not medal, Jamaicans still had plenty reason to celebrate on the final day of the 2015 IAAF World Championships in Beijing, China, as the females, dubbed 'the fantastic four' delivered a stellar performance in the 4x 400m relays to cop Jamaica's seventh gold medal.

Exuberant fans took to social media to commend and celebrate the win of the quartet, which comprised of Christine Day, Shericka Jackson, Stephenie McPherson and Novlene Williams-Mills.

The fans seemed particularly impressed by 33-year old cancer survivor, Williams-Mills, who ran the final leg.

Twitter was buzzing with comments:

Media personality Dionne Jackson-Miller was overwhelmed by the powerful victory as she tweeted: Literally had tears in my eyes watching Novlene #FightBack #ThisIsWhatTeamWorkLooksLike #WorldChamps

Another journalist, Abka Fitz-Henley tweeted: Never saw that coming, stellar legs from Jackson and Novlene Williams Mill! Felix gave it her best but the Americans are beaten, again!

Other Twitter users shared similar opinions.

@Gabrielle_dlh: Coming back from breast cancer Novlene, wow.. God is good!

@sanjthompson: is like Novlene say Gold medal a gi weh and it naaaaah miss me to.

The sentiments were similar on the Facebook timelines

Jhanielle Cousins: Ole gal novelene.. u make me scream so till..... how u run like say u life did depend pan it so... u run me gyal... what a race omg.. One a the best race Fi world champs .. #jaminate

Terry-Ann Whyte: WOOOOOOIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!! MI CYAAA BELIEVE MILLS. SUPERB ANCHOR LEG. CONGRATS AGAIN JAMAICA. WOMEN'S 4x400 RELAYS.

Kerone Edwards: Definitely my MVP for team Jamaica, the training process for these athletes alone is a tough one but imagine going through training while battling Breast Cancer, it requires serious focus and determination and definitely Novlene Williams-Mills put on the fight and she conquered.

Goes to show no matter what in life you should fight to achieve your goals.#teamjamaica? #jaminate

Mishonie Swack: Yooooo #WehDemReallyKnowBoutPressure? .....I'm so proud a long time we fi win women's 4x400 #ThisPerformanceStoleMyHeart #GodKnow

This is only the second time that Jamaica has won the women's 4x400m relays. Their maiden win was in Edmonton in 2001.

Jamaica's athletes left the IAAF World Championships with a medal tally of 12 - seven gold, two silver and three bronze.