Devynne Hosts Second Free Hurdles Clinic for Girls

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – In the most important season of her pro career, Devynne Charlton, found time to give back to the local track and field community.

The 60m hurdles world record holder hosted a free hurdles camp at the original Thomas A. Robinson stadium Tuesday, featuring over 20 girls receiving an opportunity to learn from the best in the world.

Charlton said that working with younger generations ensures the hurdles legacy continues in The Bahamas.

Charlton recently led the women’s 4×100 team at the World Athletics Relays and now her attention now shifts to continuing her outdoor season and competing the Paris Olympics 

The world record holder indoors at 7.65 seconds, she has an outdoor personal best of 12.44 secs in the 100m hurdles.

While she continues to chase records, Charlton understands her role as an inspiration.

NBA

Buddy’s Hield’s lack of playing time and comments by 76ers executives leave many speculating on his future in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia 76ers President of Basketball Operations, Daryl Morey questioned whether Hield fit into the roster structure. 

Hield was acquired at the trade deadline and appeared in 32 games for Philadelphia, which also included the first playoff run of his career.

During that stretch he averaged 12 points per game while shooting 39 percent from three.

That playing time decreased significantly in the playoffs.

Through the first three games of the first-round series against the New York Knicks, hield totaled just 29 minutes on the court. 

He was benched for the entirety of games four and five before he concluded the season with 20 points in game six.

This offseason, Hield will enter unrestricted free agency for the first time.

MLB

Amid trade rumors and changes to the Marlins roster, Jazz Chisholm was back in the leadoff spot for the Miami.

Chisholm went 2-4 and scored a run in the marlins 6-3 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers last night at Dodger Stadium.

The Marlins center fielder singled in first at bat and doubled in his second at bat facing Dodgers ace Walker Buhler making his 2024 debut.

For his career as a leadoff hitter , Chisholm has hit 245 with 25 home runs,  73 RBIs and .735.

The Marlins traded all star second baseman and traditional leadoff hitter Luis Arrears to the San Diego Padres last week.