Athletics

The economic impact of COVID-19 isn’t all Barbados should be worried about. World renowned anti-doping official Dr Adrian Lorde is cautioning competitive athletes, sportspeople and Bajans in general, to remain …

COVID-19 has its first sporting casualty in Barbados; the Powerade Barbados Secondary Schools’ Athletic Championships (BSSAC). Mere hours after Minister of Health Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic revealed that the island …

Barbados’ junior athletes are feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Scores of athletes looking forward to participating in next month’s much anticipated 49th CARIFTA Games scheduled to be held …

The St. Michael School (SMS) Cougars roared back to do the double by capturing both the girls (443) and boys (387) titles on the final day of the BNOC Frank …

Defending girls’ champions Christ Church Foundation School (CCFS) and Harrison College’s boys have stamped their authority on day one of the Sol Esther Maynard Zone of the Barbados Secondary Schools …

No decision has yet been made by the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB) as to whether a Barbados contingent will be attending next month’s CARIFTA Games in Bermuda. President of …

The Tokyo Olympics could be postponed until the end of 2020 in a bid to halt the spread of the coronavirus. Olympic minister Seiko Hashimoto has told lawmakers that Japan’s …

Ethan Hart of Green Technologies Inc St. George Lions established himself as the fastest 200m and 400m primary school boy in Barbados when the quarterfinal of the National Primary Schools …

After a three-year drought, perennial champions Blue House has returned to lead the pack once more as kings of Queen’s College inter-house sports held today at the National Stadium. Before …