Maleik Francis Sets New Record in Boys’ Javelin Under 17 at CARIFTA 2024
Get ready to hear about an incredible feat that has left the sporting world in awe!
The recently concluded 51st Carifta Games held in Grenada witnessed history being rewritten in the Boys’ Javelin under 17 event.
The talented Antiguan athlete, Maleik Francis, achieved a remarkable new record of 68.84 meters, marking a significant milestone in his athletic journey.
The event took place on a bright Saturday morning at the Kirani James Stadium, where Francis’s unwavering determination and exceptional skills shone through.
Antigua’s Sports Minister, Daryl Matthew, was quick to extend his hearty congratulations to Francis for his extraordinary performance, further highlighting the dedication and hard work displayed by the young athlete.
This remarkable achievement not only brings pride to Antigua but also underscores the immense talent and potential within the region’s sports community.
The entire sporting fraternity is celebrating this momentous accomplishment and is eagerly looking forward to witnessing more outstanding performances from Maleik Francis in the days ahead.
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