
Karra Hanna
Karra Hanna is a talented judoka from Acklins, Bahamas, who has recently achieved a significant milestone by earning a ranking within the top 100 of the International Judo Federation (IJF) following her performance at the Panamerican and Oceania Senior Championships. At just 25 years old, she has set her sights on competing in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, and her dedication to the sport has seen her make a remarkable comeback after a six-year hiatus. With a background that includes multiple medals from regional competitions, Hanna is committed to improving her skills and representing her country on the world stage.
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Karra Hanna will be entered in the women’s +78 kg quarterfinals.
Devynne Charlton captures Gold in the 100m hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in ScotlandKarra Hanna is part of the two-member judo team waiting to compete.
'Making a splash' at the Commonwealth GamesKarra Hanna lost in the semi-finals of the Central American and Caribbean Games.
CAC Games: Judoka Karra Falls in the semi-finalsKarra Hanna will begin competition in the women's +78 kg class today.
CAC Games: Xavion Johnson suffers loss in the quarterfinalsKarra Hanna made history for The Bahamas Judo Federation with the victory, winning the first senior gold medal on the International Judo Federation world ranking circuit.
Hanna strikes gold | The TribuneKarra Hanna has made a gigantic leap forward in the International Judo Federation (IJF) women’s division.
Judokan Karra Hanna earns her IJF ranking










































