NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Gymnastics Federation of The Bahamas announced in a statement on Friday that the Third Annual CARIFTA Gymnastics Meet will be held right here in New Providence.
The Kendal G.L Isaacs Gymnasium will host the games, as 200 gymnasts are expected to make the trip along with parents, coaches, and officials.
The Bahamas have improved year-over-year, winning 22 medals in the first meet in 2024 and 44 last year.
They’re hoping to build on that momentum and put on an even stronger showing in front of the home crowd while inspiring more Bahamians to get involved in the sport.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for kids. However, if you’re a student with an ID, you can get in for $5.
The meet begins November 13th and runs through the 16th.
So, if you want to see some top-tier international gymnastics, you should definitely check it out.
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