THE RC Athletics Throwers Club hosted its annual meet on Saturday and the first two athletes qualified for the 2017 Carfita Games.

They were Laquell Harris and Jordan Lewis, who achieved their feats at the meet on Saturday at the University of the Bahamas field.

The two represent the Blue Chips Athletic Throwers Club that was formed a year ago under head coach Corrington Maycock, now a IAAF Level II certified coach.

Lewis accomplished his feat when he won the under-20 boys discus with a toss of 45.81 metres. Harris did her mark in the under-20 girls discus with her toss of 41.31m.

Their performances come just as the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations prepare to kick of its 2016 season Odd Distance Meet at the Thomas A. Robinson Track and Field Stadium on Saturday.

While he was victorious in the discus, Lewis got beat in the shot put by Isiah Daxon, who was second in the discus.

It was the same scenario in the girls division where Harris won over Tiffany Hanna in qualifying. Hanna, however, turned the tables on Harris in the shot put.

The meet saw some other performances from Annamarie Oriaki, who dominated the girls under-14 division, winning the triple crown in the shot, discus and javelin; Dachye Stubbs was a double winner in the girls’ under-18 shot and discus as was Selena Brown, the older sister of collegian Serena Brown, in the open women’s shot and discus and Johnny Jean-Jacques won the boys under-20 shot and discus.

The results posted at the meet:
Girls Under-14 shot put – Annamarie Oriaki 9.46m (2nd att); Gabrial Murphy 8.89m (2nd att); Hailey Butler 8.58m (4th att).

Girls under-14 discus – Annamarie Oriaki 23.91m (6th att).

Girls under-14 javelin – Annamarie Oriaki 14.10 (6th att).

Girls under-16 shot put – Garryn Scott 10.23m (4th att); Gewendolyn Lightbourne 9.23m (1st att); Jenae Higgs 8.90m (2nd att).

Girls under-16 discus – Gwendolyn Lightbourne 19.81m (5th att); Candice Green 18.57m (5th att); Patrinique Johnson 11.05m (1st att).

Girls under-16 javelin – Rhema Otabor 23.70 (4th att); Edricka McQueen 22.95 (6th att).

Girls under-18 shot put – Dachye Stubbs 11.30m (2nd att); Acacia Astwood 10.46m (2nd att); Latia Saunders 10.26m (3rd att).

Girls under-18 discus – Dachye Stubbs 33.44m (3rd att); Darranette Wright 25.94m (3rd att); Sydney Butler 25.75m (5th att).

Girls under-18 javelin – Latia Saunders 25.90m (6th att); Jeva McCoy 25.30 (3rd att).

Girls under-20 shot put – Tiffany Hanna 11.46m (2nd att); Laquell Harris 11.13m (2nd att).

Girls under-20 discus – Laquell Harris 41.31 (3rd att); Tiffany Hanna 37.82m (4th att); Latavia Braynen 26.12m (4th att).

Open girls shot put – Selena Brown 9.56m (2nd att); Tanisha Ingraham 9.18m (4th att).

Open girls discus – Selena Brown 30.65m (3rd att); Tanisha Ingraham 19.17m (1st att).

Open girls javelin – Sara Penn 24.60 (5th att); Tanisha Ingraham 24.16m (5th att).

Boys under-16 discus – Tarajh Hudson 37.17m (2nd att); Devonte Rolle 27.34 (3rd att); Cecil Roberts 20.46 (2nd att).

Boys under-18 shot put – Isiah Daxon 12.51m (1st att); Jordan Lewis 12.04m (6th att); Kevin Sears 11.73m (3rd att).

Boys under-18 discus – Jordan Lewis 45.81m (5th att); Isiah Daxon 38.16m (3rd att); Tristan Sherman 32.32m (1st att).

Boys under-18 javelin – Michaelangelo Bullard 41.28m (5th att).

Bopys under-20 shot put – Johnny Jean-Jacques 14.10m (3rd att); Lynarchieo Moxey 11.87m (1st att); Bronson Rolle 11.04m (5th att).

Boys under-20 discus – Johnny Jaques 41.59m (5th att); Lynarchieo Moxey 33.50m (4th att).

Boys under-20 javelin – Bronson Rolle 51.50m (3rd att).

Open boys shot put – Anton Lightbourne 13.05m (2nd att); Bradley Cooper 12.40m (4th att); Ken Mullings 11.56m (4th att).

Open boys discus – Bradley Cooper Jr 43.83m (6th att); Anton Lightbourne 43.12m (5th att); Ken Mullings 41.68m (1st att).