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Bahamian Mike Sands is now a two-time president of the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC). Sands, who made history four years ago, becoming the first Bahamian president of one of the six area associations of World Athletics (WA), got a huge sign of approval at the NACAC Congress in San José, Costa Rica, over
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SVG ATHLETE KINEKE ALEXANDER CHAIRED NACAC SESSION
St Vincent and the Grenadines three-time Olympian, Kineke Alexander chaired the first information session of the NACAC Athletes Commission this month, to reaffirm its commitment to becoming particularly active, increasing its visibility and working with all its athletes to address their issues and concerns.
The group will strive to make the NACAC Athletes Commission the best in World Athletics. Kineke Alexander, the 2015 Pan American Games 400-metres bronze medalist said she value her role on the NACAC Athletes commission as being a direct link between the athletes and the NACAC Council.
The World Athletics and NACAC Athletes Commission gave commitments to working together for the development and sustainability of the Commission.
NACAC Athletes Commission creating a voice for the athletes
In its first information session, the NACAC (North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association) Athletes Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to becoming particularly active, increasing its visibility, and working with all its athletes addressing issues and concerns they may have. The group will strive to make the NACAC Athletes Commission the best in World Athletics (WA).
The session was chaired by St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ three-time Olympian Kineke Alexander. She said: “I value my role on the NACAC Athletes Commission as being a direct link between the athletes and the NACAC Council. We’ve moved from a commission that has been hiding in the shadows to now having hosted our first information session. It is important that throughout my role, I work with my commission