THE Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) said Guyana will send 42 athletes to compete in the 2025 CARIFTA Track and Field Championships in Trinidad from April 19 to 21.
The AAG stated that the team, which will compete at Hasely Crawford Stadium, is the largest ever fielded by Guyana for the junior regional athletics meet.

For the first time, Guyana will be represented in the decathlon event, with athlete Ethan Cort participating in the ten-discipline combined competition.
The squad includes 15 athletes who are returning from the 2024 CARIFTA Games in Grenada, where a team of 23 secured eight medals. Among the returning athletes are Malachi Austin, Tianna Springer, and Athaleyha Hinckson.
The team will be accompanied by a delegation of officials, including Kenisha Headly, Dwayne Carter, Kariem Aaron, Aretha Legall, Timothy Sealey, Vanessa Wickham, Johny Gravesande, Twana McCalmont, Sheryl Hermonstine, and James Cole.
Locally based athletes will attend a final training camp at the National Track and Field Facility from April 11 to 13.
The Guyana team includes athletes: Kaidon Persaud, Ezekiel Millington, Gordon Thompson, Jonathan Richards, Dequan Farrell, Tishawn Easton, Walton Alleyne, Ade Sealey, Nathaniel

Samaroo, Rodel Greene, Duel Europe, Zakiah Jacobs, David Williams, Tianna Springer, Timothy Smith, Lamar Yaw, Athaleyha Hinckson, Angel Jeffrey, Shania Thompson, Nerissa McPherson, Esther McKinnon, Attoya Harvey, Adanya Glen, Jennifer Byass, Charissa December, Kenetha Fraser, Skylar Charles, Jaden Sutherland, Afi Blair, Malachi Austin, Javon Roberts, Shaquan Shepherd, Ebo McNeil, Bryson Anderson, Ethan Cort, Anthony Cort, Marquez Miggins, Kaymayra Lacon, Danangelo Smith, Adessa Albert, Devon Easton, Jamie Fraser.