BAHAMAS CARIFTA TEAM NAMED

Full 70 member team announced

CARIFTA Championships start Good Friday

Greg Cash named Head Coach; rest of staff still to be named

70 MEMBER TEAM 

U-17 GIRLS 

JANAE AMBROSE
SIMONE MASON
DONEISHA ANDERSSON
SHAQUANIA DORSETTE
AMBER FORD
SHANTE RUSSELL
ANDIRA FERGUSON
BRIA SANDS
CELINE THOMPSON
BRASHAE WOOD
SERENA BROWN
VASHTI SIMMONS
JASMAINE SUTHERLAND
BRIANNE BETHEL
BLAYRE CATALYN

DRESHANNE ROLLE

U-17 BOYS

KEANU PENNERMAN
SHRANN CASH
KINARD ROLLE
HENRY DELAUZE
BENJAMIN NAJAM
DONAVON CLARKE
IKHAIL BETHEL
THERICO ROLLE
KEN MULLINGS
LIVINGSTON BRAMWELL
TAMAR GREENE
TRAVIS FERGUSON AND PERRY ADDERLEY
JAVAN MARTIN
TYLER BOWE
SHALOM CASH

U-20 GIRLS

DEVYNNE CHARLTON
CARMEISHA COX
SHAUNAE MILLER
KADESHA HIELD
JENNAYA HIELD
ALEXIS SMITH
PEDRYA SEYMOUR
MESHA NEWBOLD
DANIELLE GIBSON
ANTONIQUE BUTLER
ANDRIEL STRACHAN
ASHLEY OEMBLER
ALEXANDRIA MARSHALL-PAUL
MIQUEL ROCH
KIENNA ALBURY
MAKEYA WHITE
JUANNAE LEWIS

RACHEAL BROWN

U-20 BOYS

TERAY SMITH
CLIFF RESIAS
STEPHEN NEWBOLD
ANDRE WELLS
JAMES WILLIAMS
ANDRE COLEBROOKE
KIRK LEWIS
XAVIER COAKLEY
JOSHUA STUBBS
D'MITRY CHARLTON
LAQUAN NAIRN
ASHTON BUTLER
DREXEL MAYCOCK
GERRARD BURROWS
DENZEL PRATT
CHARLES SEALY
DESMOND MAJOR
KAIWAN CULMER
IAN KERR

JANEKO CARTWRIGHT

ALERT #27 Tropical Storm Isaac

ALERT #27 ON TROPICAL STORM ISAAC ISSUED BY THE BAHAMAS

DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY AT 6AM EDT, SUNDAY 26TH AUGUST 2012.

FIVE DAY TRACK FOR T.S. Issac - Courtesy Weather Underground www.wunderground.com

…..THE CENTER OF ISAAC WILL MOVE JUST WEST OF ANDROS THIS

MORNING…

A HURRICANE WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE ISLAND OF ANDROS.

TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS HAVE BEEN DISCONTINUED FOR THE TURKS AND CAICOS BUT REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF THE ISLANDS OF THE

BAHAMAS.

AT 5AM EDT THE CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM ISAAC WAS LOCATED NEAR

LATITUDE 23.1 DEGREES NORTH AND LONGITUDE 79.0 DEGREES WEST OR

ABOUT 104 MILES WEST-SOUTHWEST OF MARS BAY ANDROS, 211 MILES

WEST OF GEORGETOWN EXUMA, 165 MILES SOUTHWEST OF NASSAU, 245

MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF DUNCAN TOWN RAGGED ISLAND AND 161 MILES

SOUTH OF SOUTH BIMINI.

ISAAC IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTHWEST NEAR 18 MILES PER HOUR.

A WEST-NORTHWEST TO NORTHWEST MOTION IS EXPECTED DURING THE

NEXT 48 HOURS WITH A GRADUAL DECREASE IN FORWARD SPEED. ON THE

FORECAST TRACK…THE CENTER OF ISAAC SHOULD MOVE JUST NORTH

OF THE NORTH COAST OF CUBA THIS MORNING, MOVE NEAR OR OVER THE

FLORIDA KEYS LATER TODAY AND TONIGHT AND MOVE INTO THE EASTERN

GULF OF MEXICO ON MONDAY.

DATA FROM AIR FORCE HURRICANE HUNTER AIRCRAFT INDICATE THAT

MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS HAVE INCREASED TO NEAR 65 MILES PER HOUR

WITH HIGHER GUSTS. SOME ADDITIONAL STRENGTHENING IS FORECAST

DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS AND ISAAC IS EXPECTED TO BE AT OR NEAR

HURRICANE STRENGTH WHEN IT REACHES THE FLORIDA KEYS.

TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS EXTEND OUTWARD UP TO 205 MILES FROM

THE CENTER. HOWEVER A BAND OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS TRAILING IN

THE WAKE OF ISAAC WILL PRODUCE STRONG GUSTY WINDS TO TROPICAL

STORM FORCE IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHEASTERN ISLANDS FOR THE

NEXT FEW HOURS.

LOCALIZED FLOODING CAN BE EXPECTED IN ALL LOW LYING AREAS.

SMALL CRAFT OPERATORS IN THE WARNING AREAS SHOULD REMAIN IN PORT

AND ENSURE THAT THEIR VESSELS ARE SAFELY MOORED.

ALERT #25 on Tropical Storm Isaac

• ANDROS REMAINS UNDER A HURRICANE WATCH
  --
• BAHAMAS & TCI UNDER TROPICAL STORM WARNING
  --
• LOCALIZE FLOODING EXPECTED IN SOME AREAS 

ALERT #25 ON TROPICAL STORM ISAAC ISSUED BY THE BAHAMAS DEPARTMENT OF METEOROLOGY AT 12AM EDT, SUNDAY 26^TH AUGUST 2012.

…..ISAAC IS HEADING TOWARD THE STRAITS OF FLORIDA AND EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN ….

FIVE DAY CONE FOR TS ISSAC --- Courtesy: Weather Underground www.wunderground.com

A HURRICANE WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE ISLAND OF ANDROS.

A HURRICANE WATCH MEANS THAT HURRICANE CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED WITHIN THE WATCH AREA WITHIN 48 HOURS.

TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR THE REMAINING ISLANDS OF THE BAHAMAS AND THE TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS.

A TROPICAL STORM WARNING MEANS THAT TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED WITHIN THE WARNING AREAS WITHIN 36 HOURS.

AT 11PM EDT THE CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM ISAAC WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 22.1 DEGREES NORTH AND LONGITUDE 77.2 DEGREES WEST OR ABOUT 118 MILES WEST OF DUNCAN TOWN RAGGED ISLAND, 125 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN EXUMA, 116 MILES SOUTH OF MARS BAY SOUTH ANDROS, AND 192 MILES SOUTH OF NASSAU.

ISAAC IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTHWEST NEAR 17 MILES PER HOUR AND THIS GENERAL MOTION IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS. ON THE FORECAST TRACK…THE CENTER OF ISAAC SHOULD MOVE JUST NORTH OF THE CENTRAL COAST OF CUBA TONIGHT, JUST SOUTHWEST OF ANDROS LATE SUNDAY MORNING AND MOVE NEAR OR OVER THE FLORIDA KEYS SUNDAY OR SUNDAY NIGHT.

MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS REMAIN NEAR 60 MILES PER HOUR WITH HIGHER GUSTS. STRENGTHENING IS FORECAST DURING THE NEXT 48HRS AND ISAAC IS EXPECTED TO BE AT OR NEAR HURRICANE STRENGTH WHEN IT REACHES THE FLORIDA KEYS.

TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS EXTEND OUTWARD UP TO 205 MILES FROM THE CENTER.

LOCALIZED FLOODING CAN BE EXPECTED IN ALL OF THE ISLANDS IN THE WARNING AREAS, AS RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 3 TO 5 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE OVER THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN BAHAMAS.

UNLESS THERE IS A CHANGE IN MOTION, RESIDENTS IN THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS SHOULD BE EXPERIENCING TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS UNTIL LATE SUNDAY MORNING.  RESIDENTS IN THE ISLAND OF ANDROS SHOULD HAVE COMPLETED PREPARATION FOR THE PASSAGE OF TROPICAL STORM ISAAC AS TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST UNTIL LATE AFTERNOON SUNDAY. ELSEWHERE, RESIDENTS SHOULD CONTINUE TO CLOSELY MONITOR THE PROGRESS OF ISAAC IN THE EVENT OF ANY SHIFT IN THE STORM’S TRACK AND INTENSITY.

SMALL CRAFT OPERATORS IN THE WARNING AREAS SHOULD REMAIN IN PORT AND ENSURE THAT THEIR VESSELS ARE SAFELY MOORED.  

UPDATE: I have competed to the best of my ability

VIDEO: 100m Finals at BAAA National High School Championship

VIDEO: Anthony Adderley (St. John's College) wins the Senior Boys 100m final at The BAAA High School Track and Field Nationals on Thursday.



VIDEO: Carmiesha Cox wins the Senior Girls 100m final at The BAAA High School Track and Field Nationals on Thursday.



VIDEO: Javan Martin from Tabernacle Baptist (GB) wins Jr. Boys 100m final at The BAAA High School Track and Field Nationals on Thursday.



VIDEO: Jenae Ambrose (QC) wins Intermediate Girls 100m final at The BAAA High School Track and Field Nationals on Thursday.





VIDEO: Cliff Reasis (QC) wins Intermediate Boys 100m final at The BAAA High School Track and Field Nationals on Thursday.

PHOTOS: R.M. Bailey Pacers show off teamwork.

At the GSSSA Sr. High School Track and Field Championship, two R.M. Bailey Pacer athletes shared school spirit and sprints. After running her race, she came to the tent to return the spikes to the rightful owner. 

Talk about school spirit!!!

VIDEO: C.R. Walker's coach Antonio Saunders is drenched after the Knights win

PHOTOS: I have competed to the best of my ability

VIDEO / PHOTOS: C.R. Walker's Laquann Nairn wins intermediate boys HIGH JUMP, qualifies for Carifta

 C.R. Walker's Laquann Nairn wins intermediate boys HIGH JUMP, qualifies for Carifta

VIDEOS: 100m FINALS GSSSA JUNIOR TRACK MEET

VIDEO: Finals of the bantam boys 100m final.  Devaughn Whymms won the event in 12.79 seconds. Leon Stubbs from A.F. Adderley took second place in 13.33 seconds and Gilbert Bain from S.C. McPherson took third in 13.38 seconds. 

VIDEO: Finals of the junior girls 100m. In a close race in which 0.11 seconds separated first place from third place, Kacey Johnson (T.A. Thompson) won the event in 13.11 seconds. Carolyn Johnson from C.H. Reeves took second in 13.16 seconds and Danielle Fox from C.H. Reeves took third in 13.22 seconds.   

VIDEO: Finals of the junior boys 100m final. Jameiko Rolle from S.C. McPherson won the event in 11.55 seconds. Therico Rolle from L.W. Young took second in 11.82 seconds and Roberto Forbes from D.W. Davis took third in 11.83 seconds

 VIDEO: Finals of the intermediate girls 100m.  Wallisica McKinney from H.O. Nash won the event in 17.42 seconds. Keia McPhee from S.C. McPherson took second in 17.77 seconds and Linda Bienaime from H.O. Nash took third in 17.80 seconds.

VIDEO: Finals of the intermediate boys 100m final. Schrann Cash from Anatol Rodger won the event in 11.25 seconds.  D.W. Davis took second and third place with Charlberto Darling (11.44 seconds) and Ricardo Hilton (11.57 seconds) making the medal stand. 

FINAL: Perez Knowles win Junior Boys 400m Final

VIDEO: Final of junior boys 400m. Perez Knowles of L.W. Young wins the junior boys 400m final in 1:00.71. Cameron Oliver from C.H. Reeves took second in 1:02.04 and Adolton Leadon from A.F. Adderley took third in 1:02.96. 

VIDEO SLIDESHOW: Queen's College comes close to dethroning SAC at BAISS track meet

"I BELIEVE THAT WE CAN WIN!"

The Queen's College Comets came within 48 points of knocking off The St. Augustine's College Big Red Machine as the BAISS track and field champions.   The St. Augustine's College Big Red Machine wons the school's 24th straight BAISS track and field championship on Friday at the Thomas A. Robinson Track & Field Stadium.  SAC won with 1,307.5 points and Queens College finished in second place with 1,259.5 points. St. Anne's took 3rd with 468 points.

VIDEO SLIDESHOW: SAC WINS BAISS

The St. Augustine's College Big Red Machine wins the school's 24th straight BAISS track and field championship on Friday at the Thomas A. Robinson Track & Field Stadium.  SAC won with 1,307.5 points and Queens College finished in second place with 1,259.5 points. St. Anne's took 3rd with 468 points.

PHOTOS: Day 2 of BAISS Track and Field Championship

NO LOVE LOST: Two athletes--one from St. Augustine's College and one from Queen's College--chat during a slow period of the BAISS Track and Field Championships on Thursday. After two days of competition, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

WINNING WAYS: Queens College's Andira Ferguson wins the junior girls 100m in 12.75 seconds at the BAISS Track & Field Meet on Thursday. After two days, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

CLEARING: QC's Tyrone Burrows approaches the bar in the senior boys high jump competition on day two of the BAISS Track and Field meet. Burrows won the event at 1.8 meters. After two days, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

LOVE: A Queen's College supporter straightens a banner at the BAISS Track and Field Meet during day two on Thursday at the Thomas A. Robinson Track and Field Stadium.  The QC banner and SAC banner sit side by side.  After two days, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

STRONG: After two days at the BAISS Track and Field Meet, SAC leads the 13 schools competing with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

WAVING: The St. Anne's Blue Waves flag flaps in the air on the fence during day two of the BAISS Track & Field Meet.  After two days, St. Anne's sits in third spot with 233 points. SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

SNACKING: SAC athletes enjoy KFC at lunchtime during day two of the BAISS Track and Field meet.  After two days, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

COMBO: SAC athletes enjoy KFC at lunchtime during day two of the BAISS Track and Field meet.  After two days, SAC leads the meet with 710.5 points.  Queen's College sits in second spot with 652.5 points.

VIDEOS: 100m FINALS at BAISS TRACK AND FIELD MEET.

VIDEO: SAC's Shaunae Miller breaks the BAISS record in Sr. Girls 100m in 11.48 seconds. Teammate Devynne Charlton takes second place in 11.92 seconds and Aquinas College's Carmiesha Cox finished in third in 11.99 seconds.

VIDEO: QC's Nitchev Casseus wins the junior boys 100m in 11.65 seconds, edges field by .81 seconds. 

VIDEO: QC's Jenae Ambrose wins the intermediate girls 100 in 12.12 seconds. SAC's Makeya White comes seconds in 12.36 seconds and Aquinas College's Shazell Rolle takes third in 12.55 seconds.

VIDEO: QC's Cliff Reasis wins Intermediate Boys 100m in 11.09 seconds at BAISS Track and Field Meet.

 

VIDEO: SJC's Anthony Adderley wins the senior boys 100m, 11.24 seconds, edges CWS' Kristian Williams by .01 seconds.