Family Guardian partners with Barracuda for swim meet

Family Guardian continues to help build the sport of swimming in The Bahamas, partnering with the Barracuda Swim Club for the 31st Annual Family Guardian/Barracuda Swim Meet. The meet is set for Friday and Saturday at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Aquatics Complex. Nicole Reilly, Barracuda's [...]

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CG Atlantic Medical and Barracuda Swim Club team up

CG Atlantic Medical and Life Insurance Ltd. have partnered once again with the Barracuda Swim Club to host the 8th Annual CG Atlantic Medical Invitational, which will be held on Saturday, November 12. The club's President Philice Albury was grateful for the partnership once again. "We are very grateful to CG Atlantic Medical and Life ...
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Barracuda's Win First Swim Meet

The Barracuda Swim Club (BSC) swam away with the top honors, over the weekend, winning the first long course swim meet on the Bahamas Swimming Federation's (BSF) calendar.

Over the two-day swim meet, the club accumulated 1,706 points, the Swift Swim Club was second with 1,094 points while the Dolphins Swimming Club totaled 535 points, two points ahead of the Sea Bees Swim Club. Team Orca closed...

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Barracudas Dominate Swim Meet

THE Barracudas Swim Club posted a 612 point advantage over their nearest rival Swift as they dominated the Barracuda Invitational Swim Meet at Betty Kelly Kenning Aquatic Center over the weekend.

It was the first meet for the Bahamas Swimming Federation's new season and the Barracudas collected a total of 1,706 points to out-distance the 1,094 that was accumulated by Swift Swimming. Dolphins Sw...

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Dr. Arlington Lightbourne, President, Bahamas Wellness Health Systems, says the time to fear barracuda is when it is on your plate.

A leading doctor is urging folks in Nassau and the Family Islands to stop eating barracuda, warning that a moment’s sweet taste can turn into a year-long sour battle to recover.

“Every summer we see an increase in large fish consumption with more people going boating and fishing,” said Dr. Arlington Lightbourne, President of Bahamas Wellness Health Systems with three clinics in Eleuthera...

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Swimmers improve at Barracuda Invitational

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Atlantic Medical supports Barracuda meet again

With over five years of sponsorship, Atlantic Medical has continued to support the sport of swimming and the Barracuda Swim Club. This weekend, the Barracuda Swim Club will host the Atlantic Medical Insurance Invitational. The swim meet will get underway on Friday at 6 p.m., [...]

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Leno Corporate Services partners with the Barracuda Swim Club again

The Leno/Barracuda Invitational Swim Meet is scheduled for this Friday and Saturday, at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Aquatics Complex.
Leno Corporate Services Limited has once again partnered with the Barracuda Swim Club to host the meet - this year, the fifth Annual Leno Corporate/Barracuda Invitational Swim Meet. Leno Corporate Services is a Bahamian owned and operated investment company whi...

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Barracuda Swimming club hosts 29th Family Guardian Swim Meet

Over the weekend, the Barracuda Swim Club along with Family Guardian hosted the 29th Family Guardian Swim Meet at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Swim Complex.
Due to some technical difficulties, results for the meet were not available up to press time, but will be released at a later date this week.
Head of the Barracuda Swim Club Clare Farrington noted that, despite the difficulties at the end ...

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Atlantic Medical once again supports Barracuda meet

One of the biggest swim competitions of the season is set to take place this weekend at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Aquatics Centre.
The Atlantic Medical Invitational is fast becoming one of the premier swim events in the country, with top local competitors looking to set fast times. For the fourth straight year, a leading insurance provider has teamed up with one of the leading swim clubs in...

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