The Tribune

TRACK

COACHES ASSOCIATION

THE Bahamas Association of Track and Field Coaches held its election of officers during the recent Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations’ Scotiabank National High School Track and Field Championships. Curtis Pride was elected as the new president, replacing Dianne Woodside. The first vice president is Rupert Gardiner and Felix Seymour is the second vice president. Jason Edwards is the secretary general, assisted by Greg Cash. The treasurer is Shaun Miller. The board members are Peter Pratt, Fritz Grant, Wendell Collie and David Ferguson.

SOFTBALL

NPOTSA ACTION

THE New Providence Oldtimers Softball Association continued its regular season at the Archdeacon William Thompson Softball Park, Southern Recreation Grounds, over the weekend. The following results were posted:

Stubbs Construction 16, BTC Vibes 5

Winning pitcher - Harold Fritzgerald

Losing pitcher - Wesley Forbes

Proper Care 22, Unique Prestige Giants 3

Winning pitcher Spurgeon Johnson

Losing pitcher - Henry Williams

Dozer Pros 15, Yelroms Homeboys 0

Winning pitcher - Gay Knowles

Losing pitcher - Edney Bethel

QClub Divers 17, Doc’s Stallions 7

Winning pitcher - Lester Stuart

Losing pitcher - Ian Graham

AGC Builders 11, BWF 1

Winning pitcher - Johnny Armbrister

Losing pitcher - Hector Rolle

TENNIS

BRAJAXBA TENNIS TOURNEY

THE Brajaxba Age Group Tournament was held at the National Tennis Center over the weekend. The following results were posted:

MINI-TENNIS

1. Vandera Knowles 4-1

2. Jasmine Bain 4-1

3. Jayla Cargill 3-1

4. Traveen Fowler 2-2

5. Lesline Rolle 1-3

6. Ellen Harris 0-4

7 Erin Haven 0-2

FINAL: Vandera Knowles def. Jasmine Bain 10-6, 10-8

SHORT COURT GROUP 2

GROUP A

Dentry Mortimer 3-0

Tyler Fowler 2-0

Alexis Neymour 1-2

Justus Montreuil 0-3

GROUP B

Weston Ernewein 3-0

Juliann 1-2

Ashanit Murphy 0-1

Eve McCloud 0-3

GROUP C

1. Kathrine Giri 2-0

2. Ann-Rochea 1-1

3. Kinza Johnson 0-2

SEMI-FINALS

Kathrine Giri def. Dentry Mortimer 10-6

Weston Ernewein def. Tyler Fowler 10-4

FINALS

Weston Ernewein def. Kathrine Giri 10-6, 10-8

SHORT COURT GROUP 1

1. Micheal Major Jr 2-0

2. Ashanit Murphy 1-1

3. David King 0-2

GROUP B

1. Grant Moran 1-1

2. Zayne Strachan 1-1

3. Kgosia King 1-1

FINAL:

Micheal Major Jr def. Grant Moran 10-8, 10-5

BOY’S 10S

1. Daniel Clivio 2-1

2. Adhya Nagesh 2-1

3. Luke Podlewsk 1-2

4. Grant Moran 1-2

FINAL: Daniel Clivio def. Adhya Nagesh 4-0, 4-0

GIRLS 12S

1. Sydni Kerr 4-0

2. Emma Weech 3-1

3. Tyler Strachan 2-2

4. Maya Weech 1-3

5. Gabriella Moran 0-4

Final: Sydni Kerr def. Emma Weech 5-4 (1), 4-2

BOY’S 14S

GROUP A

1. Bradley Fowler 3-0

2. Jacobi Bain 2-1

3. Kyle Rolle 1-2

4. Dominic Thompson 0-3

GROUP B

1. Jason Fox 3-0

2. Arnev Umesh 2-1

3. Calum Moodie 1-2

4. Wayne Thompson 0-3

GROUP C

1. Trenton Fowler 2-0

2. Mateo Blacquiere 1-1

3. Paul De Souza 0-2

SEMI-FINALS

Bradley Fowler def. Arnev Umesh 4-0, 4-2

Jason Fox def. Trenton Fowler 4-0, 4-0

FINAL - Bradley Fowler def. Jason Fox 7-5, 6-2

CHAMPION AMATEUR BOXING SHOW

THE Champion Amateur Boxing Club is getting ready to host “A Shout Out To” to honour Ernie ‘The Androsian Tiger’ Barr - former Bahamian light heavyweight champion of the Bahamas - 6pm Saturday, April 27 at the Wulff Road Boxing Square.

The main matches will be between Don Rolle vs Tyrone Oliver and Donovan Taylor vs Kendrick Stuart. There will also be 10 other matches. Awards will be presented for the best fight, most outstanding boxer and most improved boxer. All amateur boxing clubs are welcome to participate.

Following that tournament, Champion Amateur Boxing Club is slated to hold the 18th Annual Wellington ‘Sonny Boy’ Rahming Silver Glove Amateur Boxing Tournament 6pm May 11 at the Wulff Road Boxing Square.

BOXING: PRO CARD

MAJOR Promotions & Entertainment has announced that the ‘No Mercy’ professional boxing show is set for 8pm May 25 at the Kendal Isaacs Gym. The event is expected to bring professional boxing back to the local scene after a hiatus. In the main event, Meacher ‘Pain’ Major is slated to take on Anthony ‘Syco’ Woods for the Bahamas junior welterweight title. There is also expected to be six matches on the undercard, featuring a new generation of up and coming professional boxers.