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Roach brothers to carry flag at Commonwealth Games

BROTHERS Cameron and Dorian Roach, once considered among the top swimmers in the island nation, have switched their gear to triathlon where they will carry the Bahamian flag at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.On Sunday, Cameron Roach beat out a strong si

Shaunae breaks national 400m record

SHAUNAE Miller-Uibo, who missed out on her attempt at the 200/400 metre victory at the International Amateur Athletic Federation's (IAAF) World Championships last year in London, England, can now boast of holding the national record in both events at the same time.

THE PRESS BOX: 'Shaking off the rust from corona'

FINALLY, things are getting back to some form of normalcy, but that’s no excuse to go buck wild, throwing caution to the wind. Continue to practice and adhere to all social distancing protocols, remember our borders are open once again. Hopefully,

Tiger's challenge fades as Matsuyama marches on at Hero World Challenge

TIGER Woods raised his right index finger in the air when he holed a long bunker shot, his fourth birdie in five holes that put him within two shots of the lead early in the third round on Saturday of the Hero World Challenge at Albany, south western New Providence.

Realtor: VAT 'sell' critical to foreign buyer confidence

A leading realtor yesterday said he would “love” for his firm to beat 2013’s 35 per cent increase in total transaction value, but warned that much depends on how the Bahamas “sells” Value-Added Tax (VAT) to foreign investors.

'Reno' Johnson: All I want is a fair chance

“All I want is a fair chance, all I want is a fair chance, all I want is a fair chance,” were the sentiments echoed by Taureano ‘Reno’ Johnson to the referee throughout the latter rounds of his 10-round bout against Curtis Stevens at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday night.

The teenager who won fight for her life

WHILE most 18-year-olds were getting ready for college, buying their first car or moving out of their parents’ home, Joyce Brennen was readying herself for the biggest fight of her life – her battle with cancer.

Cox, Charlton off to good start with Boilermakers

THEY left for Purdue University last year as close friends and rivals off and on the track. Now as room-mates and team-mates, hurdler Devynne Charlton and sprinter Carmiesha Cox are hoping to strike terror in their opponents as they compete for the Boilermakers women’s athletic team.

Bimini councillor hits out at environment group

A TOP Bimini local government official blasted the Bimini Blue Coalition yesterday for what he says are their attempts to prevent unprecedented economic benefits from coming to Bimini.

Red-Line Athletics track team arrives safely in Texas

MEMBERS of the Red- Line Athletics track team have arrived safely in Texas where they will be competing this weekend at the Texas Tech Under Armour High School Invitational.

Hurricanes storm into BAISS playoffs

FASTBREAK: The St Andrew's Hurricanes junior girls stormed their way into the Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools (BAISS) playoff after a thrilling season. The Hurricanes finished the season at 8-1 and topped the Queen's College Comets 30

Will that help?

EDITOR, The Tribune. Re: Bishop urges gay men to "seek help". - The Tribune, November 15, 2011. If gay men are "helped" to experience a miraculous conversion to become straight, then they too could join the ranks of the majority of "normal" Bahamian m

F.N.M. Convention Day Two: As it happened

Live coverage from the Melia Resort.

Bahamian trio struggle in 200m heats

RIO de Janeiro, Brazil: A disqualification by quarter-miler Demetrius Pinder, a sixth place by collegian Teray Smith and seventh by recent graduate and national champion Shavez Hart was all the Bahamas could muster in the preliminary rounds of the men's 200 metres on Tuesday at the 2016 Olympic Gamers.

Wins for 'Reno' and 'Big Youth'

They are in different camps and weight categories, but Taureano ‘Reno’ Johnson and Ryan ‘Big Youth’ McKenzie both produced another successful showing at the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York, on Saturday night.

Sands tumbles out of triple jump with knee injury

LONDON, England — Sitting in fourth place in the men’s triple jump final as he went through his fourth attempt, Leevan ‘Superman’ Sands’ knee gave up on him as he went through his skip, hop and jump phase.

Young tennis star now a member of ITA collegiate All-Star team

After her stellar year at Tyler Junior College, Kerrie Cartwright is going to be rewarded as a member of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Collegiate All-Star Team this weekend.

Sands eager for Olympics

A series of injuries have kept high hurdler Shamar Sands out of action for the past two years. Now, he's back and eager to make his presence felt at the XXX Olympiad in London, England, in July

Political rivals expect victory

MARSH HARBOUR - Today, as thousands of North Abaconians head to the polls to decide who will be their next member of parliament, both political candidates contesting the seat said they expect to be declared the victor.

Laughing with TAP

Laughing with TAP By NOELLE NICOLLS Tribune Features Editor and ALESHA CADET Tribune Features Reporter SKETCH comedy icons are hard to come by in the Bahamas. If TAP has anything to do with it, and she does, that will not be true for very long. The on

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