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Razorback Nickisha Pryce won her opening round heat of the 400m in 50.38 seconds to advance to Monday’s semifinal on the second day of the World Athletics Championships held at the National Athletic Center.

The fifth-fastest woman in the world this year in the 400m, Aliyah Abrams, will headline the acclaimed Aliann Pompey Invitation, set for June 24 at the National Track and Field Centre in Edinburg.

Bahamian Olympian Anthonique Strachan and Donald Thomas were victorious at the NACAC New Life Invitational, at the Grand Bahama Sports Complex in Freeport, Grand Bahama on Saturday. Strachan was too much for the field as she came away with the victory in the 200 meters (m) dash, when she went across the finish line in

There were no school resource officers when a student was shot at Ingraham High School. Now some community members calling for the return of SROs on school campuses.

The American Civil Liberties Union argued the presence of badged school resource officers in schools has a lasting negative impact on students.

Jamaica’s four athletes who are competing in the men’s and women’s 400m at the 4th  NACAC Open Championships in Freeport, Bahamas have secured qualification to the finals. Oregon World Championships finalist Stephenie-Ann McPherson

Shell hope to be involved at this summers competition.

Marileidy Paulino, dueña de un talento que presagia algo grande para el pais en estos Juegos de Tokio, ten­dra de frente este viernes a rivales con gra

It was, quite simply, a race for the ages. Norway’s Karsten Warholm won the gold by holding off his great US rival Rai Benjamin and crossing the finish line in 45.94 seconds – obliterating his own world record by 0.76. Benjamin clocked a North American record of 46.17, a time that was also faster than the world mark of 46.70 that Warholm set just last month in Oslo. Brazil’s Alison Dos Santos claimed the bronze in a South American record of 46.72, a time that would been a world record jus...

Article by Social Share Barbadian quarter miler Sada Williams qualified for the semifinals of the women’s 400 metres after placing third in heat one at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on Monday night. The 23-year-old posted a time of 51.36 seconds in what was her maiden Olympic event after missing out on 2016’s proceedings due to injury. Bahamian Shaunae Miller-Uibo cruised to the finish line in a winning time of 50.5 seconds while Roxana Gomez of Cuba finished second in 50.76 seconds. ...