SWEET SILVER
GLASGOW, Scotland — Sir Arlington Butler has been around the Olympic movement for so long that he knew sooner or later, the Bahamas would have broken the barrier in swimming and finally gotten that elusive medal in swimming at both the Olympic and or the Commonwealth Games.
ATHLETES advance on track
By BRENT STUBBS
Dustin Tynes 15th overall in 50 breast
By BRENT STUBBS
World Jrs. Bahamas misses out on medal
By RENALDO DORSETT
THE SCHEDULE
TODAY
Bahamas in 4-0 loss to Puerto Rico
By RENALDO DORSETT
Another national record for Joanna Evans
By BRENT STUBBS
Ariel Weech 7th overall in 100 free
By BRENT STUBBS
Inaugural Top 50 basketball camp brings out the best
By RENALDO DORSETT
Arianna makes history with silver medal
Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace has made sporting history for the Bahamas.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Record-breaking Arianna finishes fourth
GLASGOW: There was no better way for Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace to sum up her national record breaking fourth place finish in the Bahamas' first appearance in a final at the Commonwealth Games.
Arianna’s bid to end medal wait
ARIANNA Vanderpool-Wallace aims to make history today by becoming the first Bahamian swimmer to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games when she races in the women’s 50 metres feestyle final.
Bahamian trio reach Commonwealth Games swimming semi-finals
Bahamian swimmers got off to a flying start to start day two of the competition at the 20th Commonwealth Games this at the Tollcross Swimming Centre in Glasgow.
Dustin Tynes disappointed with senior international debut
Dustin Tynes would have preferred to have swum faster in his debut at his first senior international meet.
Judo family grounded but 'experience was good'
GLASGOW, Scotland — It wasn’t the type of performance that either sibling anticipated, but brother and sister D’Arcy and Cynthia Rahming are hoping to use their experience at the 20th Commonwealth Games as a motivation for their future in the sport of judo.
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