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BAAA’s President: Bulk of Renovations at T.A.R. Completed

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – We’re just over a week away from the World Athletics Relays and stakeholders want the public to rest assured that the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium will be ready.

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7 months ago

April 25, 2024

10th Year Seniors

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – We’re just over a week away from the World Athletics Relays and stakeholders want the public to rest assured that the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium will be ready.

Bahamas Amateur Athletic Association President Drumeco Archer said the bulk of the renovations have been completed and fans will be pleased with the progress.

The stadium has undergone a $36 million facelift over the last year in preparation for the event.

The University of The Bahamas’ track and field program was back on the road again at the st. Thomas university invitational.

The Mingoes had several standout performances in their final meet of the season.

Brianique Strachan posted a pair of season’s best times in the sprints. She took second in the 200m in 25.30 seconds and fourth in the 100m in 12.25 seconds.

The Mingoes placed two athletes on the podium in the men’s 400m. Lhevinne Joseph took second in 48.81 seconds and Dennis Williamson was third in 49.00.

Candace Murphy finished third in the women’s 100 hurdles in a season’s best 15.09 seconds.

Finally, the men’s 4x400m team finished fourth in 3:27.78 seconds.

Mingoes Head Coach Ednal Rolle reflected on a successful season for his team.

Baseball

Lots of baseball action Wednesday night for Bahamians; let’s start in the majors with Jazz Chisholm and the Miami Marlins.

A dramatic finish to this one, but the marlins again ended up on the short end, losing to the atlanta braves 4-3 in extra innings.

Chisholm, singled in the ninth and eventually got his fifth stolen base of the season.

The Marlins tied it at 3, before Chisholm was thrown out at home attempting to score the go ahead run.

Miami fell to 6-20 on the season.

In AAA baseball, D’shawn Knowles and his Salt Lake Bees won big against the Round Rock Express 12 – 5.

Knowles doubled on a line drive in the second inning to score teammate Jack Lopez and give the bees a 3-0 lead that they would never relinquish.

In AA, Sebastian Walcott stretched his hit streak to four games for the hickory crawdads.