The Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium opened in 2011 and was named for Thomas Augustus Robinson, who competed at four Olympic Games as a sprinter and is considered one of the legends of Bahamian sports.
The stadium has Olympic and international certification and has been designed to accommodate most sporting events, including American Football, Rugby, Soccer, and Track & Field. It can seat 13,676 persons.
Features / Specs:
Eight (8) full lanes of Mundo surface
Finish line Electronic Timing system assures display of accurate results on scoreboard
High, Long & Triple Jump Pits at both ends of track
Pole Vault runway & Pit
Permanent runways located at the northern end
Separate Competitive areas for hammer, javelin, discus, shot put, football & soccer field.
Other Amenities:
Male & Female Bathrooms, Changing Room and Showers
Medical Facilities
Concession Stand
Parking Facilities