Peters rose swiftly to the peak of his athletic career by winning multiple national and international javelin throw awards.
Follow Us
Track and field athlete Anderson Peters competes in professional Javelin throw competitions for Grenada. He is the current World champion after winning the event at Eugene, Oregon, with a best throw of 90.54 meters. He held the championship before in 2019 when he threw the javelin in Doha to a distance of 86.89 meters. He has earned numerous medals at major events like the CARIFTA Games, Commonwealth Games, and Pan American Games in addition to being a two-time world champion. According to the World Athletics Rankings, he is currently ranked as the best javelin thrower in the world.
Anderson Peters was born on 21 October, 1997, to father Anthony John Peters and mother Antonette Peters. He has two siblings – a brother named Kiddon Peters and sister named Jamesha Peters. He is of Afro-Grenadian descent. After his high school graduation, he was given a full scholarship, in January 2017 to join the Mississippi State University. He attended the university and pursued a bachelor’s degree in business management there. He graduated on April 30, 2021.
Peters rose swiftly to the peak of his athletic career by winning multiple national and international javelin throw awards. By the age of 22, he had amassed an incredible collection of championships and achievements, including Pan American Games gold medalist and record holder, a five-time winner at the CARIFTA games which comprised of U20, U18, and U17 titles, world junior bronze medalist in 2016, Commonwealth Games 2018 bronze medalist, two-time NCAA champion and so on.
Grenadian javelin thrower and two-time world champion Anderson Peters is presently single.
No, Anderson Peters doesn’t have any children.
Grenadian track and field athlete Anderson Peters is reported to be single. There isn’t any information regarding his past girlfriends.
