
A powerhouse on the women's sprint card, Shanoya Douglass brought poise and turnover to Brampton — the kind of front-of-the-pack presence coaches build a program around.


The Flying Angels International Track & Field Championships is the premier summer destination for the world's most promising youth track and field athletes. Three days. One stage. Limitless potential.
For 15 years we have welcomed athletes from all over the world, celebrating speed, distance, height and the discipline behind every personal best. Brampton remains home for our championship weekend.
Every relay handoff, every cleared bar, every roar from the stands is part of a legacy that began in 2012 and grows louder every July.
"Flying Angels was the meet that made me believe I belonged on a world stage."
Standout performers from the 2026 Championships — spotlights produced by In The Mix Media.

A powerhouse on the women's sprint card, Shanoya Douglass brought poise and turnover to Brampton — the kind of front-of-the-pack presence coaches build a program around.

Aliyah Phillips broke through at the 2026 Championships with a mature, composed race pattern that put her among the meet's most-watched young sprinters.

Fastest named finisher in the Men's Open 100m final at 10.30 (PB), So Tooni Ogunyeye backed up his prelim form with a clean, top-end drive phase in the championship race.

A four-event standout across throws and jumps, Lydia Kunarajah was one of the most versatile athletes on the field, medaling across disciplines throughout the weekend.
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