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National record holder and gifted quarter-miler Sada Williams will be chasing a season’s best when she competes in the women’s 400 metres at the Barbados National Championship in Athletics, scheduled to run off at 6:57 p.m. today at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex. Williams was unmatched during the one-lap preliminary race on the opening day of nationals Friday, clocking a breezy 52.42 seconds to advance to the final. She was …

The 50th edition of the CARIFTA track and field games, the premier track and field event for the Caribbean Community’s young athletes, was a jubilee of athletic prowess that surely must have made its creator Sir Austin Sealy beam with pride and gratitude. His homeland’s contingent added lustre to the Easter weekend fiesta in Nassau with a commendable haul of 11

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By David Comissiong I would like to publicly congratulate the young Barbadian athletes who represented our country at the just concluded 50th CARIFTA Games, particularly the medal winners – Ashlyn Simmons, Layla Haynes, Aaron Massiah, Favian Gollop, Chamecia Bryan, Nya Browne, Kadia Rock, Ariel

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Two championship records were broken as Jamaica swept the sprint hurdles gold medals in Monday afternoon’s final session of the 50th CARIFTA Games at the Thomas Robinson stadium in...

Layla Haynes, Ashlyn Simmons and Favian Gollop rallied for silver medals as the Barbados CARIFTA track and field team tallied seven medals in the final session of the 50th CARIFTA Games which concluded at the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium on Monday in Nassau, Bahamas. The medal-filled session increased the country’s tally to 11 which comprised two gold medals, six silver medals and three bronze medals. Haynes placed second in the …

In Nassau Debutante Akila Harewood led three Barbadian sprint hurdlers in qualifying for Monday evening’s finals after a successful outing in their semi-final heats this morning in the 50th CARIFTA Games at the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium here in the Bahamas. Harewood secured her berth when she finished second in the first of two Under-17 girls’ 100-metre hurdles heats in a personal best time of 14.31 seconds to Jamaican Bryana …

Article by From left, Ayanna Morgan, Asia Foster, Shadae Worrell and Kayla Kirnon dominated the track for Quantum Leap. - (Picture by Kenmore Bynoe.) Social Share Selections for the Tokyo Olympics and NACAC may be long gone but the likes of Josiah Parris, Asia Foster, Kadia Rock, Brieanna Boyce, Nya Browne, Kevon Hinds and Shanice Hutson continued their dominance when the Athletic Association of Barbados held its End of Season Meet at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex on Saturday. The clas...