IMPRESSIVE 100: Kion Benjamin. – Eric Miller

SILVER START: Trinidad and Tobago’s Dorian Charles, left, celebrates his Boys’ Under-20 javelin silver on the opening day of the 2023 Carifta Games in Nassau, Bahamas, yesterday. Charles threw 61.58 metres.ÊBahamian Kaden Cartwright, centre, struck gold, with a big 64.07 effort. Grenadian Cameron Thomas (60.12), right, bagged bronze. – Photo: PAUL VOISIN

COMPETING IN NASSAU: Trinidad and Tobago athlete

JAIDI JUMPS TO GOLD: Jaidi James

TOP OF THE CLASS: Immani Matthew leaps to gold on the opening day of the 2023 Carifta Games in Nassau, Bahamas, on Saturday. The Trinidad and Tobago athlete disturbed the sand at 7.13 metres. – Photo: PAUL VOISIN

FAST RUN: Kion Benjamin

GOLDEN WALDRON: Trinidad and Tobago’s Tafari Waldron beams with pride following his Carifta Games boys’ open 5,000 metres triumph in Nassau, Bahamas, on Monday. –Photo: PAUL VOISIN

HALF-LAP QUEEN: Sanaa Frederick celebrates her victory in the Carifta Games Girls Under-20 200 metres final in Nassau, Bahamas, yesterday. The Trinidad and Tobago sprinter stopped the clock at 23.60 seconds. – Photo: PAUL VOISIN