Local top hurdler Kyron McMaster has once again completed another historic feat after successfully defending an additional 400-meter-hurdles title, this time in the 2022 NACAC Open Athletic Championships in the Bahamas.
Running out of lane 6, McMaster continued his winning ways, storming to gold in a time of 47.34 seconds.
Second place went to American Khalifah Rosser who ran 47.59 seconds, while his colleague CJ Allen took bronze with a time of 48.23 seconds.
The victory for McMaster comes on the heels of his recent performance in the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, where he successfully defended his title in those Games.
McMaster sailed to the finish line in a time of 48.93 seconds to take the gold in that event.