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Bahamas secured the rights for the IAAF World Relays for 2019 and 2021
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by BIS
Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture the Hon Daniel Johnson informed the House that The Bahamas secured the rights for the IAAF World Relays for 2019 and 2021 in addition to hosting this event in 2017.
In offering congratulations Minister Johnson recognized the country’s entire Olympic team, TEAM BAHAMAS, former 400m world, Olympic and Senior CAC champion Tonique Williams Darling, and singled out Olympic champion at 400m Shaunae Miller and our men’s 4x400m relay team who secured the bronze medal in Rio.
The honourable member for Bamboo Town, Renward Wells brought congratulatory remarks from the official opposition.
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