In a vibrant showcase of enduring athleticism, the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Masters Athletics (TTAMA) is set to host its third Masters Development Meet of the 2024 season. Scheduled for Saturday, April 20, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Mucurapo, the event kicks off at 2pm, drawing seasoned athletes from across the nation and beyond.
Targeting masters athletes aged 35 and older, this meet also opens its lanes to younger competitors, fostering an inclusive atmosphere where experience meets youthful exuberance. The series has become a crucial platform for athletes aiming to hit qualifying marks for the upcoming 2024 World Outdoor Masters Track and Field Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden, slated for August 13-25.
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As the local Masters season approaches its peak, anticipation builds toward the National Masters Championships on June 9, which will welcome regional talents to the track. This collaborative spirit underlines the meet’s significance not just as a competition, but as a celebration of track and field’s uniting power.
The spotlight also returns to the standout performers of the season’s second meet held on March 9. Athletes like Susan Garcia, Rondel Paul, Akeela Oliver, Nicole Alleyne-Noregia, Ian Andrews, and Noemi Theodore, all of whom clinched double championships, are expected to shine once again. Their achievements underscore the rich pool of talent within the masters athletics community in Trinidad and Tobago.
Adding to the meet’s allure are veteran competitors such as 86-year-old Robert Stevenson, 84-year-old Oswald Rogers, and 75-year-old Terrance Skinner, whose participation exemplifies the spirit and tenacity that masters athletics celebrates. Furthermore, the expected presence of Darryl Brown, a former Olympic and World Championship medalist, adds a layer of excitement and inspiration for both athletes and spectators alike.
As the TTAMA Masters Development Meet approaches, it not only serves as a stepping stone to international glory but also as a testament to the enduring appeal of athletics, uniting generations in competition and camaraderie.
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