Northern Bahamas Regional High School Track and Field Championships - Launched in GB

Wed, Mar 11th 2026, 11:22 AM

Minister for Grand Bahama, the Hon. Ginger Moxey etched a piece of Grand Bahamian history into the books on March 6, 2026 when she became the first Grand Bahama Minister to officially open the first Regional High School Track and Field Championships at the Grand Bahama Sports Complex. The High School Regionals, which was developed by the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture, featured high schools from throughout the Northern Bahamas, inclusive of Grand Bahama, Bimini and Abaco, competing in a wide range of disciplines, including track, long jump, high jump and discus. 

In opening the event, Minister Moxey noted that the high school regionals was an opportunity for high school athletes to showcase not only athletic excellence, but also discipline, teamwork and school pride.

“We know that it is a vital platform for youth development and provides an opportunity for our young athletes to demonstrate their talents and dedication on a competitive stage,” said Mrs. Moxey.  “Grand Bahama is home of events and entertainment.  And it is also a home where we have been encouraging an increase in national and international sporting events, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture. 

"I want to encourage you student athletes to reach for the gold, continue your pursuits with excellence, and to let each of you know that win, lose or draw, you are all winners.

“And now, it is my honor to declare the Northern Bahamas High School Regional Track and Field Championships officially opened.”

Minister for Grand Bahama, the Hon. Ginger Moxey etched a piece of Grand Bahamian history into the books on March 6, 2026 when she became the first Grand Bahama Minister to officially open the first Regional High School Track and Field Championships at the Grand Bahama Sports Complex. The High School Regionals, which was developed by the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture, featured high schools from throughout the Northern Bahamas, inclusive of Grand Bahama, Bimini and Abaco, competing in a wide range of disciplines, including track, long jump, high jump and discus. 
In opening the event, Minister Moxey noted that the high school regionals was an opportunity for high school athletes to showcase not only athletic excellence, but also discipline, teamwork and school pride.
“We know that it is a vital platform for youth development and provides an opportunity for our young athletes to demonstrate their talents and dedication on a competitive stage,” said Mrs. Moxey.  “Grand Bahama is home of events and entertainment.  And it is also a home where we have been encouraging an increase in national and international sporting events, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture. 
"I want to encourage you student athletes to reach for the gold, continue your pursuits with excellence, and to let each of you know that win, lose or draw, you are all winners.
“And now, it is my honor to declare the Northern Bahamas High School Regional Track and Field Championships officially opened.”
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