Odd distance meet to christen new stadium
Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) has announced that its Odd Distance Track and Field Meet’s 2013 edition will be staged in the new 15,000-seat Thomas A Robinson Track & Field stadium.
No Bull basketball opens doors for trio to fulfil their dreams at Niagara
IT’S one thing to want to play basketball. It’s another thing to want to get a college education.
‘I think there are people who just don’t want to comply with those rules’
SINCE the introduction of the National Sports Authority last year, fees have now become mandatory for the use of the facilities at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Center.
Renaldo's Ramblings: NFL Wild Card Picks
AS MOSES descended from Mount Sinai with the stone tablets dictating the rules of NFL Playoff football, his followers took note of the inscribed: If you are taking a young quarterback (rookie/sophomore) on the road...you’d better trust that quarterback more than you trust your barber the day before your wedding.
BPATFA hosts seminar for parents, athletes, presents scholarship options
WHILE they have helped a number of Bahamian student athletes to obtain athletic scholarships, the Bahamas Parents Association of Track and Field Athletes went a bit further by hosting a seminar to keep the parents and athletes abreast of the latest developments with the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the National Junior College Athletic Association and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Three-time NBA champ Rick Fox encourages basketball campers in Pinewood
A COLLABORATION between the country’s longest summer basketball programme and the Pinewood community proved to be a resounding success in its inaugural effort, highlighted by an appearance from three time NBA champion Rick Fox.
'Monty's Six-A-Side' in aid of national soccer team player's medical bills
The local soccer community came out in droves to lend its support to one of its own on his road to recovery.
'We proved that we are the best'
The CC Sweeting Cobras and the CI Gibson Rattlers proved why they are two of the best high school teams in the country.
Women's softball championship and world games qualifier this month
THE prominence of the Bahamas in the region as a softball power will hopefully again be realised as the country prepares to host the initial English Caribbean Ladies Softball Championship and World Games Qualifier in Freeport, Grand Bahama.
Cargill returned as BSF president
ALGERNON Cargill was returned as president of the Bahamas Swimming Federation, which is going through a turbulent experience with the Bahamas Sports Authority over the use of the Betty Kelly Kenning Aquatic Center for a fee.
McPhee loses but wins boxer of the year
DEVANTE McPhee had his winning streak snapped on Saturday night, but he still managed to walk away with the Ray Minus Sr. Boxer of the Year honors.
SPORTS: The year in review
THERE’S been a lot of excitement and disappointments, thrills and spills and triumphs and defeats on the sporting scene in the Bahamas as we bring the curtain come down on 2012 and we prepare to usher in 2013.
'This is pride for our school'
AS anticipated, the renovations to the AF Adderley Gym won’t be completed by the end of the year.
Rattlers devour the Giants 73-29
THE Providence Basketball Club’s Holiday Classic, featuring some of the top senior boys basketball teams in the country, got underway at the Kendal Isaacs Gym yesterday with the majority of the games played in the opening session ending up in blowouts.
SPORTS YEAR IN REVIEW: PART 1
• THE first part of Tribune Sports’ year in review series will explore the greatest Team Performances of 2012
