There’s a new ‘Sower’ in town and his name is Tyrease Holder. The 17-year-old dished out his second consecutive ‘double sow’ when the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis tournament …
Road Tennis
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They may be junior in age but the play of several teenagers has been anything but minor so far in the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis competition. When the …
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By Morissa Lindsay In an effort to further develop road tennis and take it to an elite level, the National Sports Council (NSC) remains part of the driving force as …
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By Morissa Lindsay There is no truth to the rumours circulating that money is unavailable to pay the winners and participants in the recently concluded Barbados Road Tennis Cup tournament, …
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By Kimberley Cummins Shakeem Nurse had no antidote for Mark Griffith’s venom in the main event of the Barbados Road Tennis Open Championship last night. In fact, ‘Venom’, as Griffith …
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The preliminaries of the Barbados Road Tennis Open tournament continued yesterday at the Belfield Road Tennis Court in Black Rock, St. Michael, with several players securing their places in the …
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The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment’s Barbados Road Tennis Open commences this Sunday, June 19 at 4 pm at four venues across the island. This signals the beginning …
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Barbados’ top road tennis players Sheldene Walrond and Mark ‘Venom’ Griffith are singing the praises of the government for levelling the playing field where both men and women will receive …
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Road tennis has gained international attention with three African countries expressing interest, says Minister of Youth, Sport and Community Empowerment Charles Griffith as he spoke during this morning’s launch of …
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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 …