Antigua and Barbuda's young track and field athletes have returned home following their participation in the CARIFTA Games held in Grenada over the weekend. According to Antigua.news, the team received a warm welcome from family members, supporters, and officials upon their arrival, marking the close of another regional campaign on one of the Caribbean's premier junior athletics stages.
The athletes competed across a range of track and field events throughout the competition, with Sports Minister Daryll Matthew among those on hand to greet the returning delegation. The team's performance was marked by determination, discipline, and national pride, with several athletes delivering standout showings.
Officials are characterising the overall experience as a valuable opportunity for growth and development among the nation's youth competitors. The CARIFTA Games continue to serve as a key platform for identifying and nurturing the Caribbean's future athletic stars.
Antigua and Barbuda's continued participation in the games reflects the country's ongoing investment in youth athletics and its commitment to developing the next generation of competitive talent on the regional stage.
