Stingers Basketball Youth to host annual summer camp
THE Stingers Basketball Youth Association has reached a 10-year milestone as they prepare to host another annual edition of their summer basketball camp.As it progresses toward a decade, the organisation continues to expand under camp director Stephe
BRU to host Mini-Rugby Sevens for Youth Games national team selection
SEVENS Rugby will be one of the several events contested at the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games and the Bahamas is making the final preparations for its national team selection.Over the next three weeks, the Bahamas Rugby Football Union will host a Min
'Soaring Beyond The Horizons, Striving For Excellence'
WITH less than a month to go for the Commonwealth Youth Games, the Local Organising Committee is going full force in sensitising the country of what to expect.Yesterday, the LOC participated in CC Sweeting Senior High School’s prize-giving ceremony 2
Cricket Association to host Youth Summer Camp at Windsor Park June 26-July 21
THE Bahamas Cricket Association will look to attract new aspiring players to the sport with a summer initiative. The organisation will host the BCA Cricket Youth Summer Camp, June 26-July 21 at Windsor Park. Hosted Monday-Friday from 9am-1pm, the p
Serena ready for the BAAA Junior Nationals
It wasn’t the type of happy ending that she anticipated, but now that she has completed her freshman year at Texas A&M, women’s national discus record holder Serena Brown is excited about being back home and competing before the local crowd again.
Shameko Smith selected by Rockies in 13th round
Another Bahamian baseball talent received an opportunity to further his career at the professional level through the Major League Baseball Draft.
Jonquel seeks the public’s help in her all-star selection
JONQUEL Jones is having an All-Star calibre season for the Connecticut Sun and the second-year forward is seeking help from the Bahamian public in her selection bid.
Carl Hield loses by unanimous decision in 1st round of AMBC Championships
IT was a disappointing end for Carl Hield’s bid toward regional qualification and ultimately a spot in the IBA World Championships.
Demi Rolle second recipient of The Pompey Scholarship
A SENIOR at L N Coakley High School in Exuma became the second recipient of The Pompey Scholarship this week, with ambitious plans to study in Canada this fall and return to Exuma as a primary school educator.
University of The Bahamas Leader for Life Reuben Goodman: Home Court Advantage
UNIVERSITY life is as much about camaraderie and forming lifelong bonds as it is about academic success. When he left Eleuthera to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Computer Information Systems at the then College of The Bahamas (COB), Reuben Goodman had no idea that he would find a new family to embrace and inspire him.
Judo champion Cynthia Rahming in Cancun Grand Prix this weekend
BAHAMIAN international judo champion Cynthia Rahming is expected to compete in the Cancun Grand Prix this weekend. The Grand Prix is a world-class international tournament that counts towards the world ranking. Cynthia is currently ranked 190 and needs to climb to No. 18 in order to make the Olympics for 2020.
Sandals Outfits Rams Flag Football Team
THE Rams flag football team continues to shine in their new Sandals Royal Bahamian uniforms as they go into the playoffs. Rams Football, one of the community-based organisations partnered with Sandals, focuses on youth development through sports and
Aliv Thunderbird set to defend title in Bimini Regatta
ALIV Thunderbird will be back to defend its title in the second annual Bimini Regatta, scheduled for June 23-25 in Alice Town.Lynden Johnson, of L Andrew Consultants, who are helping to organise the event, said they have partnered with a number of en
'Peace on da Streets'
WHEN the 22nd version of the ‘Peace on da Street’ Basketball Classic is held next month, the Hope Centre and Youth Against Violence will show off its new outdoor basketball facility on their church grounds.With Aliv as its major sponsor, tournament d
Basketball fraternity mourning death of 'Big O'
The basketball fraternity, especially those in Grand Bahama, is mourning the passing of Oral ‘Big O’ Jones.The former forward/centre was 51 years old. He died in New Providence around 3am Tuesday following a massive heart attack, according to reports
