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Barbadian track superstar and 400 metres world bronze medallist Sada Williams will be the first of three Bajans out the blocks on Sunday at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. Williams, the country’s best medal prospect, starts her campaign at 3:51 a.m. Barbados time in lane nine of the third of six heats. Fellow quarter-milers Jonathan Jones and DeSean Boyce will line up in the heats of the men’s …
Quarter-mile queen Sada Williams is the lone Barbadian athlete standing after the morning session of the second day of the World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Hungary. Williams, the current world bronze medallist, eased into the semi-finals of the women's 400 metres having won heat three early Sunday morning. However, Jonathan Jones and DeSean Boyce concluded their meet with first round exits from the men's 400 metres competition. Jones finished seventh …
Barbados secured their ninth medal at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games in typical industrious fashion when the team of Kyle Gale, Rasheeme Griffith, Rivaldo Leacock and Desean Boyce won silver in the men’s 4x400m relay on Friday night. The performance at the Estadio Nacional Jorge El Mágico González in San Salvador, El Salvador, ended Barbados’ participation at the Games, as anchor leg Boyce admirably fended off the late …
Meet Recap: 2023 NJCAA DI Outdoor T&F Championships
Barbadian DeSean Boyce may have booked his ticket to Budapest, Hungary, for the 2023 World Athletics Championship. Boyce, 21, stormed to a winning 44.85 seconds on Saturday at the National Junior College Athletic Association Division One Outdoor Championships, well under the 45 seconds qualifying standard. In the process, the freshman and former Coleridge and Parry student became only the second Barbadian to dip under 45 seconds in the 400 metres, the …