Sprinter Camille Rutherford eliminated
TOKYO, Japan — She’s had a sizzling season becoming the seventh Bahamian female sprinter to dip under the 11-second barrier in the 100 metres.
Sprinter Terrence Jones reflects on his performance
TOKYO, Japan — Terrence Jones was just ecstatic that he was able to match up against the best of the world and made it to the semifinals of the men’s 100 metres at the 20th World Championships.
How we have fared so far at the World Outdoors
TOKYO, Japan — Here’s a look at how The Bahamas’ 15-member team has fared so far at the 20th World Championships over the first two days of competition.
Printassia advances
TOKYO, Japan — It has been a great transitional year for Printassia Johnson as she switched from running the shorter sprints to concentrating solely on the 400 metres.
WORLDS 100MH: Charlton clocks 12.49 for 6th in final
With another season's best of 12.49 seconds, the world's most consistent women's 100 metre hurdles finalist got sixth place in her speciality in the 20th World Championships.
WORLDS 100MH: Charlton advances to final with season’s best 12.51
TOKYO, Japan: Bahamian world indoor two-time champion and record holder Devynne Charlton got out to an early lead and held on to third place in her heat of the women's 100 metres hurdles semifinals.
WORLDS DAY 2: Johnson runs lifetime best to semis, Charlton and Jones stopped short
TOKYO, Japan: Printassia Johnson produced a lifetime best performance to book her ticket into the semifinals of the women's 400 metres.
Devynne into semis but Charisma just misses out
TOKYO, Japan: Two-time World Indoor 60 metres hurdles record holder Devynne Charlton cruised into the semifinals, but Charisma Taylor just missed out and Denisha Cartwright fell too far behind to contend.
WORLDS 100M: Jones advances to semis with 10.16
TOKYO, Japan: Despite not getting a good start, Terrence Jones was able to storm back and clinch an automatic qualifying spot for the semifinals with a third-place finish in his heat of the men's 100 metres.
Worlds 100m: Charlton qualifies for semis, Rutherford eliminated
TOKYO, Japan: While both finished fifth in their respective heats of the women's 100 metres, Anthaya Charlton advanced to the semifinals on one of the fastest losing times, but Camille Rutherford did not make the cut.
Charlton through to semis at World Championships
TOKYO, Japan: While they both finished fifth in their respective heats of the women's 100 metres, Anthaya Charlton advanced to the semi-finals with one of the fastest losing times, but Camille Rutherford didn't make it.
HG Christie expands community support with Alpha Aquatics Abaco Swim Club sponsorship
HG Christie Limited, The Bahamas’ largest and oldest real estate firm, continues to demonstrate its commitment to community development across the nation by supporting athletic programmes that build character, inspire youth and strengthen local pride.
World Athletics Championships Profile: Camille Rutherford
SHE’S relatively a newcomer to the senior international scene, but Camille Rutherford has been holding her own this year as one of the top female sprinters for The Bahamas.
Jonquel named to WNBA First, All-Defensive teams
New York Liberty stalwart Jonquel Jones has been named to both the 2025 All-WNBA First Team and WNBA All-Defensive Team.
Coe reinforces key strategies for athletics’ growth
THE topics of growth, innovation and prioritisation drove discussion at the 238th World Athletics Council Meeting in Tokyo, where World Athletics President Lord Sebastian Coe reinforced the sport’s key strategies for growth.
