Road Tennis

Major earnings are up for grabs when the Barbados Road Tennis Open serves off from June 12 to August 7 at four venues across the country with the overall champions…

By Morissa Lindsay Jesse Haynes proudly carried on his family road tennis legacy when he defeated fierce rival Shaquille Remy 3-2 and emerged as the champion of the Joe Bitter…

Even though the government gave the green light for non-contact sport to resume playing, Chief Executive Officer of the Professional Road Tennis Association (PRTA), Dale Clarke, said he still has…

Barbados’ number one rated road tennis star Mark ‘Venom’ Griffith is anxious to get back on the court. Griffith, one of the most consistent and dominant players in the sport…

The height to which road tennis has grown among local spectators and the number of participants it continues to attract must be commended, says Dale Clarke, chief executive officer of…

Chief Executive Officer of the Professional Road Tennis Association (PRTA) Dale Clarke has a vision not only to develop the sport locally but market it globally and make it into…

Road tennis, the island’s lone indigenous sport which has grown tremendously over recent years and attracted a large following at tournaments, is also feeling the Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact.    Dale…

Grantley Prescod Memorial Primary’s seven-year-old road tennis sensation Kenoja Belgrave became the youngest boy to capture the Cave Shepherd, KFC, A1 Supermarkets National Primary Schools Road Tennis Championship toda. Playing…

It is time the student population of Barbados begins to take its cultural and sporting heritage more seriously, says Minister of Creative Economy, Culture and Sport John King. The minister’s…