Bahamas Wins Gold, Silver in Caribbean Junior Cycling

Nassau The Bahamas -
Minister of Youth. Sports and Culture the Hon. Charles Maynard said
that the Bahamas' medal-winning performance at the 5th Youth Caribbean
Cycling Championships Aruba 2010 is a result of the efforts by all
stakeholders, especially the cycling bodies.

"We know that it calls for some preparation - years and years of
preparation - and fine-tuning to ensure that our athletes get ...

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(VIDEO) Tynia Gaither Wins Silver in Singapore!

SINGAPORE - On August 21st,  200m runner Tynia
Gaither of Freeport Grand Bahama, won the Silver medal at the Inaugural
Youth Olympics in Singapore, making history for The Bahamas!

Gaither,
who will enter grade 12 at Osceola High School in Florida, ran 23.68sec
from lane six, having run 24.09sec to win her first round heat.  
Nigeria's Florence Ndikura Nwake won the Gold medal ...

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National champ finds silver lining to Scripps National Spelling Bee showing

National Spelling Bee champion Charles Hamilton Jr., went into the Scripps National Spelling Bee Competition expecting to win, but while disappointed with his performance in not qualifying past the semifinals of the Washington, D.C. competition, he did find a silver lining to the outcome.

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BTC Wins Gold and Silver- International Phone Book Awards

Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) has won gold and silver medals in the highly competitive regional, Telephone Directory awards competition held by The Association of Directory Publishers (ADP), an international trade association serving the Yellow Pages industry since 1898...

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BTC wins gold and silver in international phone book awards

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Silver triumph

It might not have been the same quartet who make up The Bahamas' "Golden Knights", but the team of Ramon Miller, Michael Mathieu, Steven Gardiner and Chris Brown, in that order, was exceptional last night, giving The Bahamas the silver medal behind the United States of America to close out the second running of the International Association of Athletics Federations' (IAAF) World Relays...

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The Bahamas ends relays with silver

Bahamians might have been a bit nervous with the substitution of "Golden Knight" Demetrius Pinder for 19-year-old Steven Gardiner last night, but after a blazing third leg, there were few doubting the talent, speed, tenacity and grit of the youngster, as the IAAF/BTC World Relays Bahamas 2015 came to an exciting conclusion at the Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium last night.

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The Bahamas wins silver in CARIFTA water polo event

Building off an historic first place finish in swimming, The Bahamas' CARIFTA Water Polo team will return home with a silver medal, from the 2014 CARIFTA Water Polo Championships in Willemstad, Curacao, this past weekend.
The Bahamas' under-16 squad was blasted in the championship game, 17-2, to Trinidad and Tobago, but once again made history for the country in aquatics with its second place fini...

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Nairn gets his weekend started with high jump silver

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts and Nevis - All competition long, Drexel Maycock struggled to get off a good throw in the under-20 boys discuss in the morning session of the 44th CARIFTA Games on Saturday.

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Relay silver medals kept The Bahamas in second

Jamaica swept all four of the sprint relays on Easter Sunday, but a late surge by The Bahamas to win silver medals in both the under-20 girls and boys events, kept them in second place overall, as the 44th CARIFTA Games moved into its final day.

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