Top athletes from the Caribbean left their mark on the televised inaugural USATF Bermuda Games on Saturday, picking up eight victories, as strong headwinds and rain played havoc with times at the Flora Duffy Stadium. Regional powerhouses Jamaica matched the United States with three wins each on the 13-race programme, the Bahamas picked up two while Grenada, Barbados, Puerto Rico, Canada and Kenya shared one apiece. Close to 140 athletes took part. Shiann Salmon led a Jamaican sweep in the women’s 400-metre hurdles, winning in 55.35 seconds with compatriots Rushell Clayton (55.89) and Janieve R…