Bralin Taplin
Bralin Taplin runs his first race ever in Grenada where he won the men's 400m at the Grenada Invitational

The Blue Marlin Track and Field Classic, dubbed “Last Chance Meet” has adjusted its time and will now start at 12noon.

Most of the athletes are using the meet to get the qualifying mark for Doha 2019 World Championships for September 6 cut off date.

The Thomas A Robinson Stadium is the venue for the meet.

The change in time is due to the threat of Hurricane Dorian to the island of Bahamas. As of 8:30 pm EDT Friday, the National Hurricane Center said the storm’s maximum sustained winds were at 130 mph, which is a Category 4 storm.

Dorian poses a severe threat to lives and property from the northern Bahamas, Florida and perhaps areas farther north in the southern United States in the coming days.

However, while the storm is not expected to hit Nassau directly, the island is forecasted for rain falls on the weekend.

Several notable Caribbean athletes such as Javon Francis, Semoy Hackett, Bralin Talpin, Natasha Morrison, Reyare Thomas and Kyle Greaux are down to compete.

4TH Annual Blue Marlin Last Chance Meet Schedule

(Sprints prelims are optional, everyone moves on to the finals)

12:00 pm –†100mH (W)
12:15 pm –†110mH (M)
12:30 pm –†100m (W)
12:45 pm –†100m (M)

Main Program
1:00pm –†WC 4 X 100m (W)
1:15 pm –†400m (W)
1:25 pm –†400m (M)
1:45 pm –†100mH (W)
2:10 pm –†110mH (M)
2:25 pm –†100m (W)
2:35 pm –†100m (M)
2:45 pm –†800m (W)
2:55 pm –†800m (M)
3:20 pm –†400mH (W)
3:40 pm –†400mH (M)
4:00 pm –†200m (W)
4:10 pm –†200m (M)
5:00 pm –†AF 4 X 100m (W)
5:10 pm –†AF 4 X 100m (M)
5:20 pm –†GR 4 X 100m (W)
5:30 pm –†GR 4 x 100m (M)

Field Events
2:00pm –†Triple Jump (M)
4:00pm –†Long Jump (M)
Long Jump (W)

Legend
AR –†Armed Forces Teams
GR –†Greek Relay Teams
WC –†World Championship Teams

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