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Team Bahamas Named For World Championships In Tokyo

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A 12-member team will be sent to the 2025 Tokyo Athletics World Championships, set to take place from September 13th – 21st. Our athletes will be participating in several disciplines, including sprints, hurdles, middle distance, and other field events.

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4 months ago

August 30, 2025

Taige Adderley

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The 12-person squad that will make the 7500-mile trek was announced this week.

These athletes will participate in several disciplines, including sprints, hurdles, middle distance, and some field events.

The team will include Denesha Cartwright, Anthaya and Devynne Charlton, Printassia Johnson, Rhema Otabor, Anthonique Strachan, Charisma Taylor, Camille Rutherford and Javonya Valcourt on the women’s side.

Kaiwan Culmer, Terrance Jones, and Donald Thomas are the men who will make the trip.

BASEBALL – Bahamians Hit The Diamond In The Majors, Minors

New York Mets First Base Coach Antoan Richardson was named a community champion by the team before yesterday’s matchup against the Miami Marlins for his gracious work in the community, and then his team delivered an ungracious beat down, winning 19-9.

Juan Soto, Brandn Nimmo and Pete Alonzo all hit home runs, and that was just in the first two innings. Pitcher Jonah Tong made his debut, giving up one run in 6 innings.

Jazz Chisholm contributed to his New York Yankees’ 10-2 win over the Chicago White Sox without a hit. The second baseman went 0-3 with two walks, but he stole a base and scored twice in the win. Trent Grisham hit a grand slam that Jazz scored on to break that game open.

Down in the minors, Arizona Diamondbacks prospect Kristian Robinson had a huge night hitting a single, a triple, and a home run, driving in 3 RBI to help his Triple-A Reno Aces beat the Sacramento River Cats 15-2

Also, Texas Rangers prospect Sebastian Walcott had a double and 2 RBI to help his Frisco Roughriders get a 6-3 win over the San Antonio missions.