SKN’S Jason Rogers and his winning 4 x 100m team from Racers last weekend at the ibson/McCook Relays in Jamaica.
The team set a world-leading 38.59 seconds.
Other members of the team included Jevaughn Minzie, Yohan Blake both of Jamaic and Zharnel Hughes of Great Britain.
Big Track & Field meets we all look forward to…
MARCH 12- Nevis High Schools Championships
MARCH 25th – 26th: RAMS Primary School Championships
MARCH 31st – April 2nd: TDC Interschool Championships
APRIL 5th: GULF Insurance Nevis Primary Schools Championships
THE ST. KITTS-NEVIS RELAY TEAM FOR 2017
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There will no doubt be a Team St. Kitts-Nevis at the 2017 IAAF World Relays scheduled for the Bahamas over the weekend April 22 and 23.
We all know that only the 8 teams that make the finals in the 4 x 100m and 4 x 400m will qualify automatically for the World Championships in London in August of this year in addition to 8 others based on ranking. So ONLY SIXTEEN (16) TEAMS WILL BE INVITED. Our men’s 4 x 100m relay team is currently ranked 31 (subject to correction). If you are not feeling uneasy about this, you are not a true track and field fan.
Daren Sammy Champion, Legend, Humanitarian
by Gareth S. Jules
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Daren Sammy is the first St. Lucian to ever play international cricket. He’s also a multiple Sportsman of the Year award recipient, the only captain to ever win two World T-20 tournaments, the only active player to have a national cricket stadium named after him, and the list goes on.
Daren has achieved so much, it is almost impossible to not label him a LIVING LEGEND. He’s also married and a father of three (3) children, and a humble humanitarian. We sat down with Daren Sammy for a candid interview about his rise to cricketing fame, his achievements, his family, the loss of his captaincy and the launch of his foundation.
