The Tribune

TENNIS

BAHAMIANS IN JITIC

AFTER two days of gruelling round robin competition at the 2013 JITIC tournament in the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas was able to advance six players to the main draw in three divisions.

In the girls’ under-16, Dominique Mortier and Savannah Roberts will play in the main draw. Advancing in the girls’ under-14 were Sierra

Donaldson, Afrika Smith and Lauryn Daxon. The lone player advancing to the main draw in the boys’ under-14 was O’Neal Mortimer.

The main draw got started on Monday giving the Bahamas one more shot at winning an age division singles championship. All players not advancing to the main draw will play in the consolation draw.

CYCLING

BCF ACTION

THE Bahamas Cycling Federation has announced that its National Individual Time Trials is set for 8am Saturday, August 10, starting from Clifton Heritage Park. The event will be held to determine who is the fastest cyclist on two wheels.

Registration forms are available at Cycles Unlimited on Mackey Street or by contacting BACF/NPCA or Byron Musgrove.

In the month of September, the annual Tour De New Providence’s Bertram ‘Cowboy’ Musgrove Cycling Classic will be held.

SOFTBALL

NPOTSA ACTION

THE New Providence Oldtimers Softball Association continued its regular season action over the weekend at the Archdeacon William Thompson Softball Park at the Southern Recreation Grounds. Here’s a look at the results of the games played:

Stubbs Construction,

Unique Giants 25-3

Winning pitcher -

Gilbert Simmons

Losing pitcher -

Ian Burgzorg

Cabinet World,

Da Boyz 5-4

Winning pitcher -

Steven Robinson

Losing pitcher -

Alvin Lightbourne

Dozer Pros,

QClub Divers 15-4

Winning pitcher -

Don Dean

Losing pitcher -

Emile Ledee

Home Boys,

Truckers 21-12

Winning pitcher -

Junior Moss

Losing pitcher -

Frank Martin

BTC Vibes,

Unique Giants 17-5

Winning pitcher -

Thomas Sears

Losing pitcher -

Ian Burgzorg

Home Boys,

Proper Care 12-9

Winning pitcher -

Sydney Thomas

Losing pitcher -

Frank Rolle

Stubbs Const, BWF 19-6

Winning pitcher -

Alfred Munnings

Losing pitcher -

Hector Rolle