The start of the official 2021 AAB Season will be delayed due to the impact of the COVID-19 virus on Barbados. The season was due to begin on Saturday, January 16th 2021. However, the season has been suspended until further notice.

With new protocols in place, the AAB Season is scheduled to get on the way in October.

See below a letter from the AAB President, Catherine Jordan.

Covid-19 Letter-1

Due to the presence of the COVID-19 virus in Barbados, the AAB track season has come to a halt.

QUALIFYING STANDARDS FOR CARIFTA 2020

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR CARIFTA 2020

The AAB 2020 Season  is off and running, athletes will be looking to qualify for Carifta 2020 which will be held in Bermuda.

There are three major championships left to qualify: Louis Lynch Championship, National Junior Championship and BSSAC. Continue to watch this space for the qualifying standards.

2020 is an Olympic Year and the new AAB Track and Field Season sets out on January 11th 2020 at 3:00pm with a Relay and Field Events Meet.

BROWNE’S BEACH RUN  12 OCTOBER 2019

Events Include:
Classes 1 & 2 Primary Schools Girls & Boys – 800m
Classes 3 & 4 Primary School Girls & Boys – 800m
First Formers Girls & Boys – 1000m
15 – 18 years Girls & Boys – 1000m
18+ years Women & Men – 1 Mile

Registration will be between 1- 2 pm on Race Day. Registration fee is $2

NO SEABATHING OR SWIIMMING WILL BE PERMITTED

The biggest weekend for track & field in Barbados gets under way this weekend on Friday, June 21st @ 6pm, and continues on Saturday, June 22nd @ 3pm and Sunday, June 23 @ 4pm.  Click here for the event schedule.

Entry to the  National Stadium on Friday is FREE! and on Saturday and Sunday $15 adults and $10 children (12&under).

Come and watch the best Barbadian athletes including World Championship Qualifiers  Mario Burke, Jonathan Jones, Sade Williams, Shane Brathwaite, Greggmar Swift and all of our other local athletes.

Follow all results via our live results tab.