Tahje Browne Secures Bronze for Antigua & Barbuda at Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships
Antigua and Barbuda’s junior cyclist Tahje Browne has claimed a bronze medal in the Individual Time Trial (ITT) at the Junior Caribbean Cycling Championships in Barbados, putting the twin-island nation on the regional podium.
Browne delivered an impressive performance against the Caribbean’s top junior competitors, showcasing speed, endurance, and the dedication that has become a hallmark of Antigua and Barbuda’s rising cycling talent.
The Antigua and Barbuda Cycling Federation (ABCF) extended congratulations to Browne and fellow junior rider Aiden Tonge, who also represented the nation at the championships. The federation thanked coaches, families, sponsors, and supporters for their continued encouragement in helping the athletes achieve success.
The Junior Team from Antigua and Barbuda will continue competing throughout the weekend, with more events scheduled and hopes high for further strong performances.
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