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Barbados focused on development at CARIFTA Games

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Officials of the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB) are stressing that the focus of this year’s CARIFTA Games will be on developing the island’s next track and field stars.Last night, the AAB selected a record 52-member team to compete at the Easter weekend event in Trinidad and Tobago.CBC’s Anmar Goodridge-Boyce has more.
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Barbados focused on development at CARIFTA Games

Officials of the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB) are stressing that the focus of this year’s CARIFTA Games will be on developing the island’s next track and field stars.Last night, the AAB selected a record 52-member team to compete at the Easter weekend event in Trinidad and Tobago.CBC’s Anmar Goodridge-Boyce has more.

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Returning Medallists Lead Saint Lucia's Carifta Charge

Multiple medallists – sprinter Naomi London, thrower Denzel Phillips and pole vault record holder Naya Jules – headline Saint Lucia’s 22-member team for the Carifta Games, set to take place over the Easter weekend in Trinidad & Tobago.  This marks one of the largest contingents ever fielded by the nation at the regional junior championships, coming two years after Saint Lucia’s most successful campaign. On Wednesday, the Saint Lucia Athletics As…

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