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Commonwealth Bank Bahamas Triathlon National Championships Guyanese Damani Davis wins 13-15 category
Multi talented Guyanese Damani Davis, who resides in the Bahamas, has once again showed his class as an emerging top athl
Damani Davis shows off his medal and plaque.
ete when he won the 13-15 age group at the Commonwealth Bank Bahamas Triathlon National Championships on Sunday last.
Damani Davis during the athletic race.
The Bahamas Triathlon Association’s National Championships took place in part at the scenic Jaw’s Beach which provided a spectacular backdrop for the triathlon season finale. David won his category in 38:51, covering the 400m swim, 10km cycle race and the 2.5km run.
The top five finishers in David’s age group have been selected to represent the Bahamas at the CARIFTA Triathlon Championship set for Jamaica, later this year.
Following are the official results in the 13-15 Age Group.
Place Name Age Time Swim T1 Bike T2 Run
1 Damani David 14 38:51 6:40 1:15 19:33 0:34 10:51
2 Jason Cates 14 40:12 7:02 0:52 19:27 0:36 12:18
3 Akeil Smith 15 44:44 6:40 1:03 22:33 0:39 13:51
4 Jason Spurlock 15 45:45 10:44 1:12 22:29 0:35 10:47
5 Ragh Cordova 13 48:07 7:01 0:55 25:02 1:04 14:08
6 Benjamin Dupuch 13 51:10 9:50 1:10 25:13 0:32 14:27
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