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THE dust has now settled since the inaugural Red-Line Athletics Field Events Classic as well as the Youth Track Classic and coach Tito Moss voiced that the club is constantly looking to improve the delivery of these meets going forward.
BUDAPEST, Hungary – Monday was an off day for The Bahamas at the 19th World Athletics Championships at the National Athletics Stadium in Budapest, Hungary, and despite not getting some of the performances that they would have hoped for so far, the spirits of the team remain high. Athletes are working out with their personal coaches, and
Team Bahamas is beginning to settle in at the athletes village in Budapest, Hungary, preparing for competition in the 19th edition of the World Athletics Outdoor Championships, set to get underway this Saturday. More than 2,000 athletes from more than 200 countries are set to compete in the 35,000-seat National Athletics Centre in the Hungarian capital starting this
A total of 11 athletes will represent The Bahamas at the biggest competition for athletics this year, and among the list of entries is the country’s biggest star, making a grand return to the sport after having a baby just four months ago. Shaunae Miller-Uibo is back and she’s ready to compete. She has been named
The Red-Line Athletics track club saw a few of their star athletes cross the stage at the St Augustine’s College graduation ceremony yesterday. The newest members of the class of 2023 celebrated their milestone in front of family, friends, and guardians at the Atlantis Imperial Ballroom. The Red-line Athletes included Alexis Brown Jr, Clinton Laguerre, Tumani Skinner, Johnathon Fowler, Ezthia Maycock, Jadyn Demeritte, and D’Angelo Collie. The athletes are preparing for the next step as they venture into early adulthood.