Laquan Nairn

Laquan Nairn

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Laquan Nairn won the Men's Long Jump at the BAAA Senior National Championships with a leap of 7.77 meters, demonstrating his exceptional talent in field events as he aims for success in upcoming international competitions.

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Bahamas Bahamas: Laquan Nairn cleared 25-feet or 7.62 metres to win the men's long jump at the Barbados Grand Prix. 8

Devynne Charlton Masai Russell Tobi Amusan Grace Stack Danielle Williams Ackera Nugent Kendra Harrison Shaunae Miller Uibo Anavia Battle Shericka Jackson Nikaoli Williams
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Devynne Charlton settles for third in the hurdles at the Wanda Diamond League

Bahamas Bahamas: LaQuan Nairn soared to victory in the men's long jump at the Gary Wilson Invitational. 9

Devynne Charlton Shaunae Miller Uibo Zion Campbell Rhema Otabor Anthaya Charlton Masai Russell Tobi Amusan Shericka Jackson Derrick Atkins Terrence Jones Samson Colebrooke Hakeem Ford Madison Wiltrout Sarah Blake Lawrence Johnson Jose Figueroa
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Devynne Charlton lowers her national record in 100 hurdles

Bahamas Bahamas: LaQuan Nairn finished fourth in the men’s long jump. 6

Kaiwan Culmer Anthonique Strachan Kendrick Thompson Donald Thomas Javonya Valcourt Anthaya Charlton Rhema Otabor Wendell Miller Kenny Moxey Jr Shaunae Miller Uibo Printassia Johnson Katrina Seymour Stamps
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: DOUBLE GOLD | The Tribune

Bahamas Bahamas: LaQuan Nairn is the older brother of Lourawls 'Tum Tum' Nairn. 5

Lourawls Nairn Chris Demarco Lj Rose
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: ‘Tum Tum’ named head coach of national team in FIBA AmeriCup tourney

Bahamas Bahamas: Laquan Nairn won the Men’s Long Jump with a jump of 7.77 meters. 9

Anthaya Charlton Terrance Jones Wanya Mccoy Anthonique Strachan Steven Gardiner Printassia Johnson Shaunae Miller Uibo Zandrion Barnes Devynne Charlton Antoine Andrews Oscar Smith Otto Laing Katrina Seymour Stamps Dennis Williamson Joel Forbes Shelvince Jean Baptist Johnathan Turner John Kenel Veronat Kaiwan Culmer Lanaisha Lubin Abner Johnson Tarjahnaye Green Keyshawn Strachan Rhema Otabor Kennedy Hanna Donald Thomas Kenny Moxey Jr
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Top athletes clash on our home soil