Frequently Asked Questions

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Serena Brown last competed at the Bahamas National Championships in Nassau, setting a national record in the women's discus with a throw of 60.92 meters on June 28, 2021.

 Serena is focused on qualifying for and representing her country at the 2028 Olympic Games in the discus event. Her aim is to improve her national record, perform at world-class meets, and inspire others—especially young athletes—through her journey back to elite competition. 

 To qualify for the Olympics in the discus, athletes must meet entry standards (64.50m) set by World Athletics during the official qualification period or achieve a high enough world ranking through approved competitions. For women's discus, these standards are typically met at nationally or internationally sanctioned meets, and the athlete's national Olympic committee finalizes selection. 

 You can support Serena by following her journey, sharing her story on social media, attending events, and engaging with her outreach and fundraising campaigns. Volunteer opportunities, encouragement, and spreading awareness are all appreciated ways to show support. 

 Prospective sponsors or partners can reach out directly to Serena via her official email or contact form on the website. Opportunities include event sponsorship, branded partnerships, or backing her Olympic campaign through financial or in-kind support. There are several ways to customize sponsorship according to your organization’s needs and values. 

 Yes, donations are accepted to help fund Serena’s training, competition expenses, and outreach activities. Contributions from supporters and sponsors make a direct impact on her Olympic pursuit and community work. Details for making donations are available through her website and official campaign pages.