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17/11/2025
🏅 Victory for DFAT at the Holy Name Convent Point Fortin 5K! 🏅
🌟 Christopher Mitchell takes the 1st place spot, while Keron Ali finishes strong in 3rd place! 🇹🇹💥
Both athletes showcased incredible skill and determination on the track.
Another proud moment for the Defence Force Athletic Team! 💪🏽🔥
15/11/2025
PaceLink Results – RBC Race for the Kids 2025 🇹🇹💙 14 Sep 2025
Strong showing for a powerful cause!
🏃♂️ 5K Men: 1st – Keron Ali (15:45)
🏃♀️ 5K Women: 2nd – Akeila Skeete (21:35)
🏃♀️ 15K Women: 1st – Alexia John (1:05:23)
🏃♂️ 15K Men: 2nd – Christopher Mitchell (50:37)
Proud of our athletes running for the RBC Caribbean Children’s Cancer Fund. 💛
14/11/2025
Pace Link Results 💥 | USC 7K Maracas Valley Challenge
Huge performance today! 💪
🥇 Keron Ali crushed the course in 24:58, taking 1st place in the men’s race!
🥈 Onika Brereton powered her way to 2nd place in 36:16 for the women!
Tough route, strong athletes, big results. Proud of the team! 🚀
14/11/2025
Eldwin Noel Games 5K 2025 🇹🇹
A powerful morning honoring the legacy of Mr. Eldwin Noel and the mission of building a drug-free, hope-filled future for our youth.
🥇 Christopher Mitchell – 15:17
🥈 Keron Ali – 16:06
👑 Alexia John – 21:03
Thank you, Eldwin, for your mentorship and service. Your legacy lives on. Rest in peace. 🙏🏾
02/11/2025
🏆 Congratulations to the first-place female winner of the Holy Name Convent Point Fortin 5K Alexia John! 🎉 Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. 🏃♀️🌟
For a detailed look at all the participants' times and rankings, check out the full results at https://bit.ly/4oN0GaL
02/11/2025
🏆 Congratulations to the first-place winner of the Holy Name Convent Point Fortin 5K! 🎉 Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. 🏃♀️🌟
For a detailed look at all the participants' times and rankings, check out the full results at [evolutiontiming.net](https://bit.ly/4oN0GaL).
23/10/2025
🌙 PaceLink Run Club Shines at the BAFA Sports Midnight 10K Tobago Edition 🏁
Magdalena Grand Beach & Golf Resort | October 19th, 2025
Under the calm midnight skies of Tobago, PaceLink Run Club made its mark at the Trinidad & Tobago Midnight 10K (Tobago Edition) — an event that brought together grit, endurance, and pure love for the sport.
Head Coach Christopher Mitchell continued his impressive 2025 season with a 2nd place overall finish, clocking 32:41 on the fast, scenic course at the Magdalena Grand Beach & Golf Resort. The humid night conditions made pacing tricky, but with the crowd’s energy echoing through the resort — “Go Chris! Go Chris!” — he pushed through with precision and purpose. 💪🏽
Not far behind in excellence, Alexia John delivered another outstanding performance, capturing 1st place in the women’s division in 40:21 — a new personal best! 🌟 Her run was smooth, confident, and strategic as she gears up for the upcoming UWI Half Marathon.While her teammate Onika Brereton showed true determination to finish 3rd overall 🥉 — rounding off an incredible night for Team PaceLink
Coach Mitchell shared:
“This race reminded me why I love what I do the atmosphere, the energy, the people. Tobago delivered something special. Flat, fast, and full of life — a course I’d recommend to anyone chasing their best.”
From the warm hospitality at Magdalena Hotel, to the lively post-race entertainment and flawless organization by BAFA Sports, this was more than a race — it was a celebration of Caribbean running spirit.
Congratulations to all participants, and thank you to BAFA Sports, the Tobago House of Assembly, and all sponsors for making this night one to remember.
✨ The PaceLink Run Club continues to represent Trinidad & Tobago with pride, passion, and performance — inspiring runners to dream big and run harder.
🏃♂️🇹🇹 Race Recap: Les Foulées des Apôtres de la Paix Half Marathon – Guadeloupe
The race kicked off around 3:15 p.m. under a blazing Caribbean sun — temperatures soared to about 34–35°C, and the heat was intense from the start.
When the gun went off, the pace was fast. Nicholas Romney from Trinidad & Tobago took the early lead, while I held back, knowing the heat and the hilly course would punish anyone who went out too hard. I settled around 8th position, staying patient.
As the race unfolded, I began working my way through the field — by the first major hill I moved up a few places. Around the 5K mark, I passed the athlete from El Salvador and found myself in 4th place. Ahead, three athletes — one from Trinidad and Tobago, one from Martinique, and one from Guadeloupe — were locked in a battle, about 300 meters up the road.
I tried to close the gap, but the combination of relentless heat, rolling hills, and steep climbs made it a true test of endurance. From that point, I was running solo for the rest of the race, giving my best effort all the way to the finish line.
Despite the conditions, the support on the streets was incredible — the locals cheered, handed out water, and made every runner feel welcome. It was my 3rd international race representing Trinidad and Tobago this year, and I’m proud to have finished 4th overall, with my teammate securing 3rd place — a strong showing for our country 🇹🇹.
After the race, we were treated to amazing hospitality — good vibes, rhythm sections, delicious local food, and a warm atmosphere that reminded me why the Caribbean running community is so special.
A huge thank you to the organizers of Les Foulées des Apôtres de la Paix Half Marathon for the invitation and their incredible care throughout the event. It was truly a privilege to compete in Guadeloupe, and I look forward to returning in the future.
Runners Life Trinidad & Tobago Defence Force Athletic Team NAAA TT Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs Bafasports CARICOM: Caribbean Community
12/10/2025