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CARIFTA Games: Second javelin record for The Bahamas
The Bahamas' Dior-Rae Scott throws a record 44.57 metre to win the Under-17 Girls’ javelin at the 49th staging of the CARIFTA Games.
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April 18, 2022

CARIFTA Games: Second javelin record for The Bahamas

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dior-Rae Scott of The Bahamas highlighted Monday morning’s session of the 49th CARIFTA Games at the National Stadium with a record 44.57 metre throw to win the Under-17 Girls’ javelin.

It was the second javelin record for The Bahamas after Keyshawn Strachan broke the Under-20 record on the opening morning on Saturday.

On Monday, Scott threw the record in the third round, breaking the old mark of 42.90m set in 2007 by current West Indies cricket all-rounder Deandra Dotting of Barbados.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Kenika Cassar was second with 42.86m and Grenada’s Suerena Alexander was third with 42.57m.

Meanwhile, hosts Jamaica added four more medals including two more gold on Monday morning in the Under-20 Girls’ high jump and long jump events.

Jamaica’s Serena Cole (right) and her teammate Kay-Lagay Clarke take gold and bronze in the girls’ long jump event respectively at the 49th staging of the CARIFTA Games.

Jamaica’s Serena Cole jumped 5.89 metres to get gold in the girls’ long jump at the 49th staging of the CARIFTA Games.

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