A summer camp for aspiring gymnasts
Since the early 1990s, Nassau 'Nastics has been offering a cool summer camp programme for youths who are excited about the sport of gymnastics. And this year is no exception. The nine-week long summer programme began o
Olympic dreams become a reality for Arthur Gibson and Angelica Sturrup
IT'S every athlete's dream to compete in the Olympic Games. And just about every sporting fan would like to have an opportunity to be in the stands cheering for their country and favourite a
Swift masters bring home five medals
Making Bahamians proud, Swift swimming masters won five medals at the 14th FINA World Masters Championships - the largest swim meet in the world - in Riccione, Italy, earlier this month. It was a meet that will be remembered as the largest and longest mee
Renaldo's Ramblings: Final Lessons
By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net To think...months ago we weren't sure this was ever going to happen. No, not LeBron winning an NBA championship, that's always been a lock despite what Skip Bayless or the average Bahamian on t
Etienne Farquharson III selected for Nike Post Graduate Scholarship
AS an outstanding student athlete, accolades continue to pour in for collegiate baseball standout Etienne Farquharson III.
Zane set to join Texas A & M programme in fall
After several stops in his young basketball career, Zane Knowles hopes to establish himself at the university level this fall. Knowles, a six-foot, nine-inch, 240-pound forward/center, has comm
The lone survivor!
In a gutsy, cramped-up performance, Danielle Thompson avoided another first round exit in the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association's Junkanoo Bowl International Tennis Federat
Tourney aims to get young boys off streets
FOR the third consecutive year, Caribbean Bottling Company Limited has teamed up with the Royal Bahamas Police Force to put on the Sprite Freesty
Instructors pleased with turnout at Back to Basics volleyball camp for boys, girls
FORMER multiple national team player Jackie Conyers has been pleased with the development of her Back to B
Davis Cup team simply didn't have experience to advance, says captain
IN his first appearance as team captain, Dentry Mortimer said he felt the team played as well as expected, but simply
National teams named
FOLLOWING the completion of the BAAA Scotiabank National Open Track and Field Championships, national teams for the NACAC Under-23 and IAAF World Junior Championships have been released. The NACAC Under-23 Championships is all set to
Jimico was a ‘fun-loving, quiet’ teenager who loved to play basketball
SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Jimico Brown will be remembered as a “fun-loving, quiet” teenager who loved to play basketball.
Atkins, Sturrup regain sprint titles
Back in action after missing last year's event in Grand Bahama, Chandra Sturrup and Derrick Atkins both regained their sprint titles at the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA) Scotiabank National Open Track and Field Championships.
Barry wins high jump title
AFTER playing second fiddle behind arch-rival Donald Thomas for the past two years, Trevor Barry regained his men’s high jump title that he last held in 2009.
New ‘king’ of the quarter-mile
THE BAAA purposely switched the men’s 400 final to the last event on the Scotiabank National Open Track and Field Championships’ calendar and Demetrius Pinder delivered a victory for the history books on Saturday night.
