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Aug 21, 2022 Sports
The members of the bodybuilding team which bagged 12 medals at the 49th Central American and Caribbean Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation Championships which was staged in Barbados earlier this month were feted at a cocktail reception last evening at Olympic House.

Members of Team Guyana posing with their spoils last evening at Olympic House following the 49th edition of the CAC Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship earlier this month in Barbados.
Team Guyana was represented by athletes Rosanna Fung, Emmerson Campbell, Roger Callender, Nicholas Albert, Rawle Green, Julio Sinclair, Jonathan Jeffrey, Christina Ramsammy, Asanti Conway and Hannah Rampersaud. The officials were Keavon Bess (President of the body) and Videsh Sookram.
Together the team secured five gold medals, six silver medals and one bronze medal. The most at a single CAC Championship by a national team.
Remarkably, Fung used her sharp physique to slice through the athletes in the wellness categories and secured the much coveted ‘Pro card. In doing so, the 22 year old became the second female from Guyana and the first since 1979 to become a professional Bodybuilding athlete.
According to the proud President Bess, the team’s performance was nothing short of exceptional and for every gold medal won, the National Anthem was loudly and proudly played and the beloved Golden Arrow Head was displayed as all stood in respect of Guyana and in honour of the athletes.
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