Roberts advances to 2nd round after big win in Florida
Collegian Justin Roberts, playing directly out of the men’s main draw singles of the Bluewater Bay Pro Circuit Championships, advanced to the second round with his biggest victory so far this year.
Format of Proposed Bahamas Interschool Equestrian League is changed
EQUESTRIAN Bahamas announced today that the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew has prompted a change in the initial format of the proposed Bahamas Interschool Equestrian League, or BIEL.
Xavion hopes to represent Bahamas in judo at Olympics
XAVION Moss is hoping that one day he will get a chance to represent the Bahamas in the sport of judo at the Olympic Games.
KPMG Football Fest was a blast
MORE than 150 footballers, boys and girls aged 13 and under, played 40 matches of competitive football at Lyford Cay International School’s (LCIS) fifth annual KPMG Football Fest last weekend.
Strikers Track Club donates to Project Quick Relief
THE Strikers Track Club responded to the appeal by the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations by making a contribution to the Project Quick Relief.
Junior golfers emerge victorious at Fourteen Clubs skills contest
GEORGETTE Rolle’s Fourteen Clubs Golf Academy, which is making a tremendous impact on the Junior Golf Programme in the Bahamas, hosted its Skills Competition in the Bahamas Golf Federation’s Driving Range at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex on Saturday.
Cybots win NPBA opener
The Mail Boat Cybots, with an infusion of some fresh young talent, made it look so easy as they ran away from the much older and more experienced Legends to pull off a 112-74 rout to start the New Providence Basketball Association’s 2016/17 season on the right track at the AF Adderley Gymnasium last night.
Barracuda Swim Club comes out on top after 2-day meet
THE Barracuda Swim Club, preparing to compete this weekend in Plantation, Florida, used the Bahamas Swimming Federation’s season opening Family Guardian Invitational to get ready for the US meet.
This year’s BSF Nationals one of the most competitive
THE Bahamas Softball Federation’s 2016 BTC National Round Robin Championships turned out to be one of the most competitive in quite some time.
Nassau Street Hockey: It’s where to go Wednesday nights
THE rink is full of leaves, tree branches, and puddles, but it doesn’t stop the Nassau Street Hockey League from cleaning it up so they can play. On Wednesday night, it’s game day as long as it doesn’t get rained out at The (former) Sandtrap on West Bay Street.
SPORTING MISCHIEF & MAYEM – Fantasy football: Few hidden gems worth ‘grabbing and stashing now’
IF you are a ‘fantasy football’ aficionado such as myself, you know it’s time to hit the waiver wire for your playoff run, especially if you are in contention and you’re picking near the bottom each week in the waiver order.
Shamarr Burrows and Abel Joseph making a name for themselves
FIRST year players in their respective conferences in Canadian college basketball made their debuts recently for their programmes.
Coach McPhee-McCuin and Dolphins to begin conference title chase
COACH Yolette McPhee-McCuin and her Jacksonville University Dolphins are set to begin their conference title chase and make an even deeper run in the NCAA tournament in the 2016-17 campaign.
Sports Notes
The New Providence Oldtimers Softball Association continued its regular season action over the weekend in the Archdeacon William Thompson Softball Park at the Southern Recreation Grounds.
New national champions
All tournament long, the Johnson’s Lady Truckers proved that they were the more dominant team in the ladies’ division of the Bahamas Softball Federation’s BTC National Round Robin.
