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As expected, there have been a significant amount of qualifiers for the 50th Oaktree CARIFTA Games over the first two days of the ICS Security Concepts Bahamas National High School Track and Field Championships/CARIFTA Trials, adding to the 40 who had previously qualified. The three-day meet wraps up this evening at the Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium - the same venue
Blue Chip Athletics continues to produce some of the top throwers in the country, and by extension the region, getting young Bahamian athletes qualified and prepared for major international competitions. The 50th Oaktree CARIFTA Games is just two weeks away, set for the Easter holiday weekend, April 8-10 at the Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium. The final local qualifier, the Bahamas National
The 20th Star Performers Track and Field Classic came to an end early due to inclement weather but four Bahamian athletes were able to go under the CARIFTA qualifying standards at the meet at the original Thomas A. Robinson Track and Field Stadium on Saturday. The number of unofficial qualifiers moved up to 23 as three new qualifiers
There were five more unofficial CARIFTA qualifiers for The Bahamas this past weekend, with two qualifying at home and three abroad, bringing the total number of qualifiers for The Bahamas up to eight. Taysha Stubbs and Terrell McCoy qualified at home while Olympian Lacarthea Cooper, Mateo Smith and Javonya Valcourt accomplished the feat abroad. Throwing in windy and low-60