Several Antigua and Barbuda athletes delivered standout performances at the CARIFTA Games, posting new personal bests across multiple track events in a strong showing for the national team. According to Antigua News Room, the results signal continued growth and development among the country's young competitors.
In the 400 metres, four athletes — Tyra Fenton, Ryan Aikin, Jaeda Pigott, and Shaquan Garding — all recorded personal best times. Aikin led the group, clocking 49.38 seconds, while Garding finished in 51.93. Pigott crossed the line in 57.65 seconds.
Later in the day, the Boys' Under-17 1500 metres produced two more personal bests. Shawn-Ze Joseph ran the distance in 4 minutes, 21.41 seconds, with Elite Thomas finishing close behind in 4:43.74.
Officials noted that the performances reflect the athletes' thorough preparation and commitment heading into the remainder of the competition. With multiple competitors improving their personal marks across different events, the results point to a positive trajectory for Antigua and Barbuda's track and field programme as the Games continue.
