St John’s Antigua and Barbuda: The Antigua and Barbuda Athletics Association (ABAA) is pleased to announce its 2023 CARIFTA Games Team to Nassau, Bahamas, over the Easter Weekend, April 8th – 11th, 2023.
According to the update by the Association, a total of 15 Athletes – 6 Females – 9 Males have been selected.
U17 Girls
Naomi McDonald – Shot Put
(JSS-Paramount Performance Club)
Gerilin Barnes – Long Jump
(PMS-PSE Track Club)
U17 Boys
Kasiya Daley (PMS – PSE Track Club)
100m/200m/4x100m
Cleon Joseph (CHSS – Wings Track Club)
100m/200m/4x100m
Judah Ashe (SNRA – Phoenix Track Club)
4x100m
Rhyce Joseph (SJA – Supernova Track Club) 4x100m
Malique Francis (AGS- Wings Sports Club) Javelin
U20 Girls
LaNica Locker (OCS – PSE Track Club)
100m/200m/4x100m
Geolyna Dowdye (PMS – Phoenix Track Club)
100m/200m/4x100m
Alyssa Dyett (Monroe College USA)
Triple Jump – 4x100m
Janisha Spencer
4x100m (Phoenix Track Club)
U20 Boys
Craig Prendergast (Calabar High School Jamaica)
400m Hurdles.
Ajani Daley – (Spire Academy USA)
100m/200m
Dwayne Flemming (PMS – PSE Track Club)
100m/200m
Kiron O’garro (Monroe College USA)
400m
The Antigua and Barbuda Athletics Association has announced that the officials were:
Kesswin Anthony – Head Coach
Jamille Nelson – Assistant Coach
Sonia Williams – Assistant Coach (Female)
Many people took to social media and congratulated the team and Association. “Congratulations!! Let’s go, Antigua Barbuda,” one of the users noted. While another said, “Congratulations to the TEAM; there’s no feeling like to be representing Antigua and Barbuda.” The third one commented, “Go Team Antigua and Barbuda… congratulations to all the athletes who have been selected to attend Carifta Games 2023.”
