Another Successful Day for Cayman Athletics at CARIFTA

The Cayman Islands Athletics Association reported on the performances of Brianna Smith, Delora Johnson, and Davonte Howell at the CARIFTA Games in Grenada. Brianna Smith, a long-serving female youth athlete, won the Bronze Medal in the Under 20 Girls Shot Put with a throw of 12.86m. Delora Johnson, a newcomer to the games, showed promise by reaching the final eight and finishing seventh in her event. Davonte Howell won his 200m semi-finals in 21.09, aiming for a double gold medal win in the Finals with the fourth-fastest time.

With a team of six athletes, the Cayman Islands have secured a full suite of medals at the Championships and are ranked sixth in the overall medals table after Day 2. Brianna Smith’s Bronze Medal in the Shot Put, Delora Johnson’s promising performance, and Davonte Howell’s strong showing in the 200m demonstrate the talent and potential of Cayman Islands athletes in track and field events. The team’s success at the CARIFTA Games reflects their dedication and hard work in preparation for the competition.

Brianna Smith’s achievement as one of the country’s longest-serving female youth athletes is a testament to her commitment and skills in the sport. Delora Johnson’s performance as a newcomer to the CARIFTA Games shows her potential for future success and growth in athletics. Davonte Howell’s determination to win double gold medals at the Championships highlights his competitive spirit and talent as a sprinter. The Cayman Islands Athletics Association is proud of the accomplishments of these athletes at the prestigious event.

The Cayman Islands Athletics Association praised the efforts of Brianna Smith, Delora Johnson, and Davonte Howell at the CARIFTA Games and highlighted their contributions to the team’s success. With a strong showing in various events, including the Shot Put, long jump, and sprinting, the athletes have set a high standard for their performances and achievements. The association commended the dedication and hard work of the athletes in representing the Cayman Islands on the international stage and looks forward to their future success in track and field competitions.

Overall, the Cayman Islands team has performed well at the CARIFTA Games, securing medals and making their mark in various events. The success of Brianna Smith, Delora Johnson, and Davonte Howell reflects the talent and potential of Cayman Islands athletes in track and field. The team’s ranking in the overall medals table demonstrates their competitive spirit and determination to succeed in international competitions. The Cayman Islands Athletics Association is proud of the accomplishments of these athletes and looks forward to their continued success in future events.