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Some of Barbados’ top track and field athletes will not be competing on home soil this weekend when the highly anticipated National Championships take place at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex. Instead, the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB) has selected a small group which is set to leave the island on Friday to participate at the Trinidad and Tobago National Championships at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain. …
Wes Porter and Yasin Sado each recorded sub-four-minute miles for the first time in their careers on Wednesday night.
No records but several impressive performances Article by June 28, 2021 No records fell at the 2021 Athletics Association of Barbados National Championship but local track and field enthusiasts were treated to some on-track rivalry and the men’s 100m final between Mario Burke and Kuron Griffith topped the list. Coached by Gabriel Burnett at Quantum Leap Club, the 22-year-old Griffith is now the fastest man in Barbados with a personal best of 10.30 seconds ahead of favourite and former 2017 national champion Mario Burke (10.39). The three-day national championship held at...
Quantum Leap took over the show as the Olympians’ Classic opened at the Usain Bolt Complex on Saturday night. No spectators were allowed into the venue for the meet staged by the Athletic Association of Barbados but the Quantum Leap supporters, in their bright red shirts, screamed and cheered from the car park as their athletes dominated. While the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit patrolled the venue, Quantum Leap runners maintained social …