Anthaya Charlton

Anthaya Charlton

athlete Bahamas

Anthaya Charlton is a talented Bahamian track and field athlete, currently a junior at the University of Florida, who recently achieved a remarkable fourth place in the women's long jump at the NCAA Indoor Championships, showcasing her potential as she prepares for the World Indoor Championships.

Born on Jan 01, 2002 (23 years old)

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Croatia Croatia: Anthaya Charlton is the younger sister of Devynne Charlton who also competed at the World Championships. 6

Mujinga Kambundji Ditaji Kambundji Safuka Kambundji Ruth Kambundji Kaluanda Kambundji Muswama Kambundji Hanni Nafzger Devynne Charlton Daryll Neita Zaynab Dosso
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Sportske novosti - Najbrže europske sestre podržavaju jedna drugu, a 'preko nišana' se gledaju samo za obiteljskim stolom

Bahamas Bahamas: Anthaya Charlton made her global debut in the women’s long jump final. 7

Devynne Charlton Denisha Cartwright Drumeco Archer Mike Sands Foster Dorsette Bernard Rolle Dr Kent Bazard Wendell Miller Camille Rutherford
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Charlton defends her crown | The Tribune

Spain Spain: Anthaya Charlton, sister of world record holder Devynne Charlton, finished sixth in the competition. 6

Fatima Diame Ana Peleteiro Rafa Blanquer Yulimar Rojas Tessy Ebosele Claire Bryant Devynne Charlton Yaroslava Mahuchikh Eleanor Patterson Nicola Olyslagers
El País: Fátima Diame, una medalla de bronce a pie cambiado en salto en el Mundial de Nanjing | Deportes

Bahamas Bahamas: Anthaya Charlton is the top performer in the long jump and will contest her first major international senior meet. 7

Wendell Miller Attila Molnar Figa Sato Christopher Bailey Camille Rutherford Devynne Charlton Denisha Cartwright Drumeco Archer Bernard Rolle Foster Dorsett Dr Kent Bazard
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: World Indoors: Olympian Wendell Miller does not advance

Bahamas Bahamas: Anthaya Charlton finished fourth in the women’s long jump at the National College Athletic Association’s Indoor Championships. 7

Antoine Andrews Javonya Valcourt Devynne Charlton Denisha Cartright Camille Rutherford Wendell Miller Bernard Rolle Foster Dorsett Kent Bazard Drumeco Archer
The Tribune – major Bahamian daily, est. 1903: Junior Anthaya Charlton fourth in long jump