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NACAC Athletics witnesses a historic achievement as four out of five candidates secure seats on the World Athletics Council during the Congress in Budapest. Willie Banks, Abby Hoffman, Cydonie Mothersill, and Donna Raynor will join NACAC Athletics President, Mike Sands, in representing the area on the Council for the next quadrennial term. This achievement marks a significant milestone for NACAC Athletics and reflects the organization’s dedication to excellence in the sport at all levels.

The 54th World Athletics Congress in Budapest, Hungary, gathers global delegates to discuss athletics’ future. Athletes from NACAC Athletics are expected to continue their dominance, despite some facing injuries. NACAC’s President, Mike Sands, emphasizes excellence and mutual support, and sustainability initiatives are a focus. The Congress shapes athletics’ future while celebrating athletes’ achievements.

NACAC Athletics congratulates Trinidad and Tobago’s NAAATT for their role in hosting the Commonwealth Youth Games 2023. The Pan Am Junior Championships in Puerto Rico showcased remarkable performances. Overcoming jet lag is crucial for athletes preparing for the World Championships in Budapest.

NACAC Athletics now has a new Council in place following its elective Congress held in San Jose, Costa Rica. Learn about the five candidates vying for places on the World Athletics Council and their visions for advancing athletics worldwide.