Ethan Stubbs-Green

Ethan Stubbs-Green

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Ethan Stubbs-Green is a young swimmer from Antigua and Barbuda, recently named to the national team for the CARIFTA Aquatics Championships, indicating his potential and achievements in the swimming arena.

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Unknown Unknown: Ethan Stubbs-Green picked up double silver, finishing second in both the 100 and 200 meters butterfly. 6

Alessandro Bazzoni Ellie Shaw Anya Degannes Maddison Macmillan Aunjelique Liddie
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Unexpected But Expected: Bazzoni And National Swimmers Return To Warm Welcome

Unknown Unknown: Ethan Stubbs-Green picked up double silver, finishing second in both the 100 and 200 meters butterfly. 9

Alessandro Bazzoni Ellie Shaw Anya Degannes Maddison Mcmillian Aunjelique Liddie
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Bazzoni bags five as Antigua and Barbuda racks up 14 medals at Carifta Aquatic Championships

Unknown Unknown: Ethan Stubbs-Green added another bronze in the Boys 15-17 100m Butterfly. 7

Zonique Charles Tyra Fenton Geolyna Dowdie Ranique Richards Ellie Shaw Alessandro Bazoni Bazzoni Anya Degannas Madison Macmillan Tivon Benjamin
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Antigua and Barbuda enjoys Medal Success across CARIFTA Games

Unknown Unknown: Ethan Stubbs-Green is one of the qualified athletes representing Antigua and Barbuda at the CARIFTA Aquatics Championships. 7

Keziah Joseph Kaylee Warner Alyssa Watkins Willow Zreibi Alessandro Bazzoni Christopher Walter Anya De Gannes Reuben Edwards Ellie Shaw Madison Macmillan Aunjelique Liddie Mila Festini Cromer Alandra Dublin Selah Wiltshire Tivon Benjamin Neil Noronha Jai Sindhi Wayne Mitchell Nelson Molinafojo Lisa Macmillan Ayedele Warner Tallio Joseph Edith Clashing
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Swimming Federation announces team for 38th CARIFTA Aquatics Championships