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The Goal is to Win a Fifth Crown at CARIFTA
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas is sending a 39-member swim team to Curacao next month and the excitement is building, returning to the CARIFTA pools as the four-time consecutive champions.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Bahamas is sending a 39-member swim team to Curacao next month and the excitement is building, returning to the CARIFTA pools as the four-time consecutive champions.
Algernon Cargill, Bahamas Aquatics Federation President says the overall goal for the 2023 Bahamas CARIFTA swim team. The team was named back on March 5.
The team is scheduled to leave for Curacao on April 4.
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