Bermuda's Track and Field athletes are making their mark on the North American, Central American, and Caribbean Athletics Association (NACAC) outdoor rankings, with several individuals and a relay team featuring prominently. The latest update showcases the impressive performances achieved by Bermudian athletes this season.
Caitlyn Bobb, whose sensational form in the Women's 400 meters has earned her a high ranking of 14th in the NACAC region. Her blistering time of 51.11 seconds, set on May 17th, 2025, underscores her status as a rising star in the event.
In the Women's 800 meters, Shayla Cann also features in the top echelon of NACAC athletes. Her time of 2 minutes and 9.57 seconds, clocked on April 25th, 2025, places her at a commendable 25th in the regional rankings, highlighting her endurance and speed over the longer distance.
High jumper Sakari Famous has also made her presence felt in the NACAC rankings. Her impressive Bermuda National Record leap of 1.85 meters, achieved on May 3rd, 2025, has positioned her at 12th in the Women's high jump standings, demonstrating her significant talent in the field event.
Veteran distance runner Lamont Marshall is ranked 22nd in the Men's 10000 meters. His time of 31 minutes and 14.83 seconds, recorded on May 3rd, 2025, showcases his continued endurance and competitiveness in the long-distance events.
Olympian JahNhai Perinchief continues to excel in the Men's Triple Jump, holding a strong 5th position in the NACAC rankings. His top leap of 16.86 meters, achieved on April 26th, 2025, confirms his status as one of the region's leading Triple Jumpers.
Finally, Bermuda's Men’s 4x100m Relay team, comprising Norre Robinson, Kyah Richardson, Preston Ephraim III, and Miles Outerbridge, are ranked 25th in the NACAC region. Their time of 41.62 seconds, set on April 20th, 2025, demonstrates the potential and speed within Bermuda's relay program.
This strong showing in the NACAC outdoor rankings highlights the depth and breadth of talent within Bermuda's Track and Field program, with athletes achieving impressive results across a range of disciplines.
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